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Macro Economic News 29 Oct 2016

 

FINANCIAL TIMES

[I]  Deal to create vast Antarctic marine park

[I]  Belgian regions agree to back EU-Canada trade deal

[I]  US economy bounces back with 2.9% growth in Q3

[I]  Japanese core inflation hits 3-year low

[I]  Beijing missile makers cash in on regional wars

[I]  The cost of the Fed’s scare story on commodities

 

BLOOMBERG 

[I]  Myth, Money and Majesty: Inside India's Festival of Lights

[I]  German Bonds in Worst Month Since 2013 Amid Global Selloff

[I]  Singapore’s Mall Vacancies Jump to Highest Level in a Decade

[I]  Putin Says U.S. Isn’t Banana Republic, Must Get Over Itself

[I]  U.S. Economic Growth Rebounds on Inventory, Export Boost

[I]  Clothing Keeps Getting Cheaper, and Factory Workers Are Paying the Price

[I]  Halloween Candy Sales Are Sending Good Economic Signals

[I]  India Scours Globe for Bargain LNG as Domestic Plants Idle

 

BUSINESS LINE

[I]  Govt may do away with some indirect tax exemptions in Budget 2017-18

[I]  Has ethical medicare lost its way in India?

[I]  Civil nuke deal on the cards during Modi’s visit to Japan next month

[I]  IT spending in banking, securities to reach $7.8 bn in 2017

[I]  AIF investments cross Rs. 24,800-cr mark in Q2

 

ECONOMIC TIMES

[I]  India's forex reserves rise $1 billion to $367.14 billion

[I]  India ranks poorly in Commonwealth youth index

[I]  Relief for consumers as food prices ease, finally

[I]  Struggling Indian savers threaten PM Narendra Modi's growth ambition

[I]  Money matters! It's high time you earned enough revenue: Modi government to IITs, IIMs

[I]  Government to fix minimum wage rate; farm worker to get Rs 350 a day

[I]  Benami Property Act to be effective from Nov 1

[I]  Government weighs further FDI relaxation in select sectors

 

BUSINESS STANDARD

[I]  E-commerce turns to railways to reach 500 million users

[I]  Shift to MCLR regime helps banks pass on rate cuts

[I]  RBI introduces IRFs on money market instruments

[I]  Govt can't bring judiciary to a grinding halt: Supreme Court

 

 

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