MACRO ECONOMIC NEWS

Macro Economic News 19 Oct 2016

 

FINANCIAL TIMES

[I]  Regulator to clamp down on bank league tables

[I]  Egyptians feel pain in push for IMF loan

[I]  Australia defends moves to block Chinese bids

[I]  Crunch looms on QE as European Central Bank meets

[I]  Hard Brexit means hard work for liberal Leavers

[I]  Oil groups ‘threatened’ by electric cars

[I]  Banks use blockchain for mortgage service

[I]  Investor cash holdings rise to near 15-year highs

[I]  Saudi Arabia takes orders for bond sale

[I]  US credit cycle risks nasty end

 

BLOOMBERG 

[I]  A $56 Billion Pile of Cash Seeks Home as Distressed Debt Shrinks

[I]  Global Money Is Fleeing Japan Stocks at Fastest Pace Since 1987

[I]  Abe’s Nuclear Japan Goals Face More Ballot-Box Battles in 2017

[I]  Americans Work 25% More Than Europeans, Study Finds

[I]  Consumer Prices in U.S. Rise at Fastest Pace in Five Months

[I]  China Credit Surge Fuels Economic Stabilization, Debt Concerns

[I]  China Holdings of U.S. Treasuries Drop to Almost Four-Year Low

[I]  Top Fund Is Cautious on China Property Stocks Amid Cooling Steps

 

BUSINESS LINE

[I]  Centre proposes four-tier structure under GST with two standard rates

[I]  Swachh Bharat Kosh gets tepid response from corporates

[I]  India, Pakistan, Philippines must speed up rural transformation to reduce poverty: report

[I]  CBDT issues final rules for taxing share-buyback

[I]  Buzz building in Bay of Bengal, but North-East monsoon is still away

[I]  World apparel trade: India is in a sweet spot, says CARE

 

ECONOMIC TIMES

[I]  Exports hit by domestic issues, not global slump: HSBC report

[I]  Draft bill on resolution of financial firms credit positive: Moody's

[I]  India Inc's Janyary-September M&A tally at $28 billion: Grant Thornton

[I]  Niti aayog to host global arbitration meet from October 21

[I]  Intelligence agencies warn government of Bitcoin misuse

[I]  Niti Aayog moots independent regulators for steel,mines sector

[I]  Cabinet may clear stake sale in 20 PSUs on Wednesday

 

BUSINESS STANDARD

[I]  As EU tightens norms, marine exporters hunt for new markets

[I]  Government to push tie-ups for small energy fields

[I]  Mid-year economic review may soon be history

[I]  Inflation to soften on good rains, economic revival visible: MPC

[I]  Sebi blow for MF distribution biz

 

 

Best Regards, ARBIND