Tuesday 30 August 2016

Macro Economic News 30 Aug 2016
 


[I]  World Bank falls short in savings target

[I]  Mobile payments hit China banks’ big data

[I]  US calls on Syria allies to end infighting

[I]  European group offers post-Brexit plan

[I]  Merkel keeps Germans guessing

[I]  Mystery Myanmar mines shake up tin market

[I]  India bank defends RBI crackdown

 


[I]  Iceland Raises Alarm After Largest Volcano Starts to Rumble

[I]  Japanese Startups Are too Shy to Ask Venture Capitalists for Cash

[I]  Goodbye Boozy Dinners: Korean Business Braces for Corruption Crackdown

[I]  Abenomics Running Out of ‘Magic’ to Surprise Markets

[I]  Yuan Bears Emerge From Hibernation as Fed Imperils G-20 Calm

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

 


[I]  India-UK to work on FTA only after Brexit is done : Sitharaman

[I]  India, US discuss GST, investment issues

[I]  RBI to relax regulations to develop startup ecosystem

[I]  IT examination to be conducted in 30 major banks this year

[I]  Banks ‘not transmitting reduction in policy rates to borrowers’

[I]  Growth prospects turn brighter this fiscal

[I]  Loan accounts: rural women score over urban counterparts

[I]  Number of fake notes climbed 6.5% in FY16

[I]  RBI to regulate P2P lending

 


[I]  Bank of Japan worried about a stock market crash

[I]  Asia sugar output seen signficantly lower in 2016-17

[I]  India ranks third in implementing robotic automation

[I]  Southwest monsoon likely to start withdrawing from September 5

[I]  Interest rate setting to get complicated in the next one year

[I]  Arun Jaitley wants Indo-US trade on firmer footing, hardsells NIIF

[I]  Arvind Panagariya sees good monsoon and reforms pushing growth to 8% this year

[I]  India's growth pace likely slowed in April-June

[I]  Electronic Funds transfer have reached record high for 2015-16: RBI

 


[I]  Inflation leaves no room for rate cuts, says Rajan

[I]  Jaitley seeks funding for NIIF from US, UK

[I]  New process to check, finance central schemes from FY18

[I]  Trade ties lowers conflict potential, says minister

[I]  No bulk drug policy: Ananth Kumar

[I]  Chambers to seek clarity on GST provisions

[I]  Pricing norms outdated, says NPPA chief

[I]  RBI to explore interest-free banking

[I]  RBI balance sheet up 12.3% at Rs 32.43 lakh cr in 2015-16

 

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