Wednesday 31 August 2016

Macro Economic News 31 Aug 2016
 


[I]  Trump to unveil ‘disruptive’ economic plan

[I]  Britain and France strengthen Calais pact

[I]  Bad loan growth slows at China’s banks

[I]  Chinese future looms for HK real estate

[I]  Italy real estate funds are hot property

[I]  Iraq talks up oil production freeze

[I]  Copper flashing red signals on China

[I]  Fed will trump emerging fundamentals

[I]  Overseas investors cut back on UK gilts

[I]  Capitalism and democracy: the strain is showing

 


[I]  Hong Kong Housing Prices to Fall a Further 10%: Nomura

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

[I]  Oil Discoveries at 70-Year Low Signal Supply Shortfall Ahead

[I]  Fed’s Fischer Says Negative Rates Seem to Work in Today’s World

[I]  Burning Rain Forest a Hard Habit to Break for Palm Oil Industry

[I]  India Considers $1.5 Million Residence Visa to Woo Investment

[I]  China Just Made Its Biggest-Ever Metals Deal

[I]  Helicopter Money Predictions Are Still Flying High in Japan

[I]  National Australia Bank Says Low Jobless Rate Prevents Bad-Debt Spike

 


[I]  Monsoon may take longer to start withdrawing from Rajasthan

[I]  Muted sales of medium, heavy commercial vehicles worry auto sector

[I]  Indian Bank pares share of bulk deposits to 4.3%

[I]  Banks can do better on provisioning for loan losses: RBI Deputy Governor

[I]  Centre raises minimum wage, but unions stand by Sept 2 strike call

[I]  ‘Centre will now focus on raising banks’ ability to support growth’

[I]  Shared priorities make India-Africa health tie-up critical: ICMR chief

 


[I]  Stay away from lotteries and schemes on equity markets: Sebi

[I]  Consolidation like in telecom may be the way forward for life insurers

[I]  Road safety fund in the works, traffic offences to attract fines

[I]  MSE credit cover fund not self-sustaining: RBI

[I]  RBI cautions banks over retail lending

[I]  Corporate borrowing cost see greater fall than home loans: RBI

[I]  Economy seen losing steam in June quarter

[I]  India may underperform, says Credit Suisse

[I]  India retains its position as third largest investor in UK

[I]  RBI cautions state run lenders on over exposure to retail sector

 


[I]  Centre hikes minimum wages and bonus, trade unions not impressed

[I]  Industry pitches for GST rate of 18%

[I]  Diesel ban hits auto industry revenue by Rs 4k cr

[I]  State-run oil firms to form JV for jet fuel

[I]  Insurers call for 2020 fossil fuel subsidy phase-out plan

[I]  Govt panel clears 16 highway projects for bidding

[I]  Uncertain outlook for GDP growth

[I]  New 10-year bond issue may be about 7%

[I]  Steel companies plan to increase prices
 

 
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