MACRO ECONOMIC NEWS

Macro Economic News 06 Sep 2016
 

FINANCIAL TIMES

[I]  Eurozone QE bond buying passes €1tn mark

[I]  Revenue stress builds for investment banks

[I]  Brexit puts May centre stage at G20

[I]  G20 leaders urged to ‘civilise capitalism’

[I]  Go east for free, Moscow tells prospective settlers

[I]  BoJ vows to keep easing monetary policy

[I]  America’s car ownership dream is not over

[I]  Central bank market influence wanes

[I]  Saudi Arabia, Russia stop short of oil supply pact

 

BLOOMBERG 

[I]  Auckland’s Average House Price Surges Over NZ$1 Million Mark

[I]  Saudi, Russia Pledge Oil Cooperation Without Agreeing Freeze

[I]  BOJ's Kuroda Declines to Rule Out New Policy Ideas

[I]  Japan’s Long Bonds Add to Worst Rout in Three Years as BOJ Looms

[I]  China’s Wealth-Management Product Boom Seen Cooling on Rules

 

BUSINESS LINE

[I]  Eliminate safe havens for economic offenders, Modi tells G20

[I]  G20 determined to combat ‘populist backlash’ on trade: IMF  

[I]  Big deficiency in education quality despite IITs, NITs: Pranab

[I]  RBI opens door to Islamic finance, proposes interest-free banking products  

[I]  Raghuram Rajan warns against low rates worldwide

[I]  Services growth hits 3-1/2 yr high, outlook bullish: PMI  

[I]  Priority is to work towards trade facilitation agreement for services: Modi

 

ECONOMIC TIMES

[I]  European Central Bank throws twelfth zero at inflation

[I]  Make way for insurance IPOs! 10 years good enough to list: Irda

[I]  Niti Aayog instructs ministries, departments on awarding projects to revive construction sector

[I]  Higher food prices may not allow new RBI Governor Urjit Patel to cut rates immediately

[I]  Next Economic Survey might float Universal Basic Income balloon

 

BUSINESS STANDARD

[I]  Big groups refuse to burn cash, go slow on e-commerce

[I]  Pharma firms get time to adopt uniform marketing code

[I]  Stakeholders flag challenges to IPR-led innovation growth

[I]  Can consumption alone drive GDP growth?

[I]  India's peculiarity: Low bond yields, high lending rates

[I]  Men's share in household work increased, says study

 

 

Best Regards, ARBIND