MACRO ECONOMIC NEWS

Macro Economic News 06 Oct 2016

 

FINANCIAL TIMES

[I]  World debt hits $152tn record, says IMF

[I]  Theresa May takes swipe at capitalist elite

[I]  May’s message: ‘A change is going to come’

[I]  EU eyes bankruptcy protection reform

[I]  IMF backs ECB in dispute with banks

[I]  Regulators clamp down on prepaid cards

[I]  Talk of ECB QE wind-down weighs on Bunds

[I]  Pound hits 5-year low against euro

 

BLOOMBERG 

[I]  Global Bonds Retreat as Stimulus Outlook Upended a Second Time

[I]  The IMF Is Worried About the World's $152 Trillion Debt Pile

[I]  Backlash to World Economic Order Clouds Outlook at IMF Talks

[I]  Global Banks Fight Back on Brexit, Warning $51 Billion at Stake

[I]  Southeast Asia Turns to the U.S. As China Exports Drop

[I]  Hong Kong's Hottest Short Trade Hangs on China's Property Market

[I]  U.S. Politics, Not RBA Policy, Set to Drive the Aussie Dollar

[I]  Hong Kong Financial Regulator Plans Specialist Probe Teams

[I]  500 Startups Doubles Down on Southeast Asia

 

BUSINESS LINE

[I]  RBI to be divested of debt management role in 2 years

[I]  IMF warns of global financial stability risks

[I]  India to formally submit to WTO its proposal for trade facilitation in services

[I]  Debt management office to gradually end RBI’s role

[I]  Services sector too slows down in September

[I]  India must open up, trade can’t be one-way: Singapore PM

[I]  Truck freight rates up 4-5%in September

 

ECONOMIC TIMES

[I]  Government to rope in Indian embassies to shore up investments

[I]  Soybean meal exports decline 65% year on year

[I]  India's service activity slows in September as PMI falls to 52

[I]  NHAI looks to award highway projects of Rs 1 lakh crore in FY'17

[I]  India will not welcome dumping of goods: Piyush Goyal

[I]  RBI to continue with easing; next cut in February: Analysts

[I]  View: Dr Urjit Patel is no 'chamcha' and rate cuts may well trigger a growth boom

 

BUSINESS STANDARD

[I]  Rental arms of realtors big draw for global investors

[I]  Durable majors see big jump in sales amid festive cheer

[I]  India Economic Summit to begin today

[I]  Railways to import crude oil directly

[I]  Cash deals cost 1.7% of GDP: Visa

[I]  India needs to learn from the mistakes of advanced economies: Jennifer Blanke

 

Best Regards, ARBIND