Kotecha

"It may be difficult to turn sentiment around as we go into the final quarter of the year," said Mitul Kotecha, strategist at Credit Agricole.

Asian Shares Hit in September Shri Navaratnam 2011

In 1975 and 1976, the Kotecha family got food parcels: the Kotechas were an Asian family who had been driven out of Uganda by Idi Amin, and my mother had helped to prepare a local house for them.

My mother's notebook of Christmas past 2011

"Central banks and official investors in general appear to be pulling the rug from under the euro's feet, meaning that the usual support for the currency is disappearing fast while German bond yields have moved below U.S. 2-year yields," said Mitul Kotecha, strategist at Credit Agricole in a note.

Asia Falls on Europe's Banks John Phillips 2012

Risk assets remain a sell on rallies against the background of prolonged European uncertainty, said Crédit Agricole strategist Mitul Kotecha.

Asia Markets Slip on Greece Shri Navaratnam 2011

"It was inevitable that after yet another disappointing European Union summit outcome, the euro should feel some pressure, although it has taken the absence of major Middle Eastern and Chinese demand for the currency to see it fall," said Mitul Kotecha, strategist at Crédit Agricole.

Euro Rebounds After Breaching $1.30 Deborah Levine 2011

"With high expectation being priced in, any under-delivery will disappoint the market and spark a sell-off," said Credit Agricole strategist Mitul Kotecha.

Asian Shares Mixed Shri Navaratnam 2011

"Greece's approval of austerity measures [early Monday] will bode well for markets but the tough stance of [European Union] officials towards Greek austerity implementation means that focus will turn to yet another extraordinary meeting of European officials on Wednesday," said Mitul Kotecha, strategist at Crédit Agricole.

Asian Shares Up Modestly on Greece Shri Navaratnam 2012

Mitul Kotecha , head of global foreign exchange at Crédit Agricole, said, "The EUR has plenty of other worries to deal with, including divergence in growth across the euro zone, overly long euro market positioning, euro overvaluation, likely growth underperformance versus the U.S. and a likely rebound in general for the dollar over coming months, especially if the Fed does not embark on QE3 and agrees on a deal to raise the debt ceiling."

A Summer of Rest, Not Rise, for Euro Nick Hastings 2011

"The stabilization in risk appetite over recent days looks highly fragile and markets will look to upcoming events in Europe and data releases to determine whether a rally in risk assets is justified," said Mitul Kotecha, a strategist at Credit Agricole.

Asian Shares Mixed Wei-Zhe Tan 2011

"While the crisis has and will not deliver a death blow to the euro it will mean that investors, even official ones, take a much more cautious view on the currency going forward," said Mitul Kotecha, strategist at Credit Agricole.

U.S. Data Lift Asia Shares Wei-Zhe Tan 2011