MACRO ECONOMIC NEWS

Macro Economic News 30 Sep 2016
 

FINANCIAL TIMES

[I]  Dealmaking falls to three-year low

[I]  Bankers fear Saudi pullout over 9/11 law

[I]  AI is ‘Next Big Thing’ to worry about

[I]  UK insurers eye Solvency II changes

[I]  Taste remains for big cross-border deals

[I]  EU ready to push back on bank capital rules

[I]  Global investors eye China debt

[I]  Opec agreement faces array of hurdles

[I]  EM investors lose fear of political risk

 

BLOOMBERG 

[I]  Fines, Withdrawals, Job Cuts. It Was an Ugly Day for Global Banks

[I]  Data Deluge Shows Japan’s Economy Sputters on as Prices Fall

[I]  China Aims to Succeed Where Japan Failed in Yuan Global Push

[I]  How Much Longer Can the BOJ Overshoot Inflation?

[I]  PBOC Seen Switching to Monetary Tightening as Soon as 2017

[I]  Quant Hedge Funds Are China's Hot New Export

[I]  China Bond Defaults Tick Up After Lull as Dye Maker Delinquent

 

BUSINESS LINE

[I]  Centre retains borrowing target at Rs. 2.45-lakh cr for H2

[I]  MF risks: SEBI mulls stronger checks

[I]  EPFO doubles investment limit in equities to 10%; trade unions up in arms

[I]  India, Iran, Afghanistan meet to finalise protocols on Chabahar port within a month

[I]  PM to sign declaration for a clean India today

[I]  Centre completes telecom network rollout in Naxal-affected regions

[I]  Trade asks Tea Board to act on pan-India auction issues

[I]  Lenders cannot publish defaulters’ photographs randomly, says RBI

 

ECONOMIC TIMES

[I]  12 SME IPOs to hit markets tomorrow to mop up Rs 70 crore

[I]  Rupee bonds see biggest surge in foreign holdings in two years

[I]  India Inc captains bat for manufacturing boost

[I]  PSBs heading to driverless state, succession plan needed: RBI Deputy Governor SS Mundra

[I]  Banks willing to sell policies of multiple insurers

[I]  Government to further import 1.70 lakh tonnes of pulses

[I]  Anti-dumping duty likely on certain Chinese steel products

[I]  India to grow at more than 7 per cent: IMF

[I]  Bihar, MP, other 'Bimaru' states shine in urban reforms

 

BUSINESS STANDARD

[I]  Corporation tax mop-up below par

[I]  Midnight drills in war rooms ahead of big fat sale

[I]  Surgical strikes keep India Inc on edge

[I]  Demand for political risk cover up

[I]  Taxmen hope black money declarations will touch Rs 50k cr

[I]  BBB seeks bigger say in bank governance

[I]  Govt notifies Monetary Policy Committee

[I]  RBI asks banks to revisit documentation for agri loans

[I]  Interest rates on small savings schemes cut marginally

 

 

Best Regards, ARBIND