MACRO ECONOMIC NEWS

Macro Economic News 29 Aug 2016
 

FINANCIAL TIMES

[I]  Wheat price hits decade low as crop swells

[I]  Marathon makes Brexit property gamble

[I]  Central bankers fear low-growth rut

[I]  UN warns Africa on cost of gender inequality

[I]  US is levying a new global tax—and it is huge

[I]  China banks face industry bailout hit

[I]  Swiss bank keeps negative rates away from customers

[I]  Central bankers to persist with brave new world

 

BLOOMBERG 

[I]  Airlines Bring Free Sandwiches and Streaming Back to Coach

[I]  China’s Growing Debt Problem Isn’t Quite What It Seems

[I]  BOJ’s Kuroda Says Ready to Ease

[I]  Iraq Can Crush OPEC's Oil Freeze Believers

[I]  Jump in Job Loss Among Men in Japan Clouds Employment Picture

[I]  No Need to Be Alarmed by China Private Investment Crash, Say Analysts

[I]  Rupee Bulls See Patel Surviving $20 Billion Baptism of Outflows

[I]  India to Seek $15 Billion of Investment to Double Mining Output

[I]  Asia Junk Bond Veterans Warn Record Rally at Risk of Failing

 

BUSINESS LINE

[I]  Centre’s timely capital cushion saves PSBs from bond bust

[I]  RBI staff ‘worried’ over move to set up public debt management agency

[I]  NSG membership, visa to top agenda in talks tomorrow

[I]  India aims to become global arbitration centre: Ravi Shankar Prasad

[I]  Initiative to boost tourism on the cards

[I]  New wave of protectionism in developed economies after global slowdown: Jaitley

 

ECONOMIC TIMES

[I]  PM Modi tells his ministers to accelerate reforms

[I]  Home Ministry wants fema option closed for NGOs

[I]  GST to further boost business ties: US to India

[I]  FPIs stay bullish, pour Rs 8,000-crore in equities in August

[I]  India, US eye bilateral trade worth $500 bn: Report

[I]  Consumption to boost fiscal growth to 7.8% after a slow Q1

[I]  Reforms to boost trade; address biz climate issues: US to India

 

BUSINESS STANDARD

[I]  Small investors continue to catch falling knives

[I]  Retailers want the best of both worlds

[I]  India's first textile city likely to come up in AP

[I]  New assessment rules remove security burden

[I]  Opening doors to foreign auditors

[I]  Making company law tribunal more effective

[I]  Penalising individuals makes corporate India uneasy

[I]  Pledging of shares at seven-year high: study

[I]  PM's fresh bid on Kashmir: Talks of 'ekta' and 'mamata'

 

Best Regards, ARBIND