Monday 31 October 2016

Macro Economic News 31 Oct 2016

 


[I]  Japan insurers prepare for self-driving vehicles

[I]  Argentines fearful over ‘war’ on drug traffickers

[I]  EU-Canada deal signed amid trade policy fears

[I]  South Korean graft scandal deepens as aides quit

[I]  Venezuela’s crisis comes to a head in the streets

[I]  Romantic comedy puts spotlight on Saudi desires

[I]  China banks in stand-off over loan loss provisions

[I]  Solar industry rollercoaster offers a bumpy ride

[I]  Property funds cancel sales as investors return

[I]  Subsidy culture undermines UK’s green industry

 


[I]  Bob Doll Says October's Bond Rout Means U.S. Economy Improving

[I]  Switzerland's Back to Battling Might of Global Currency Markets

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

[I]  China's Factory to the World Considers the Unthinkable

[I]  Chinese Banks’ ‘Scramble’ for Profit Sees Bad-Loan Buffers Slide

[I]  OPEC Splits Prevent Deal With Other Producers to Curb Supply

[I]  Iraq Reveals Oilfields Output to Win Over OPEC Ahead of Meeting

[I]  Korea to Spend $9.6 Billion by 2020 to Support Shipbuilding

[I]  Foreigners Seen Putting $48 Billion in China Bonds Next Year

[I]  RBA Seen Calling Time on Five-Year Easing Cycle

[I]  U.K. Banks May Gain $14.6 Billion Yearly Leaving EU, Says Lobby

 


[I]  Strange, but true: Employees not too keen on their company IPO

[I]  US questions India’s poultry import rules at WTO

[I]  For more and more Indians, ‘cashless’ is king

[I]  North-East monsoon arrives in TN and AP, but lacks usual flourish

[I]  Post Payments Bank eyes synergies with financial services biz of India Post

 


[I]  Experts raise doubts over promised bounty of genetically modified crops

[I]  Government gives taxmen more powers to clear pending cases

[I]  Why the threat of a boycott of Chinese products is more bark than bite

[I]  Save fiscal autonomy of states in GST Regime, suggests Deve Gowda to PM Modi

[I]  Center may notify real estate bill on Monday that imposes 12% interest on builders

 


[I]  India play hurts multinational firms' global revenues

[I]  Automation gobbles up jobs in the IT sector

[I]  India unlikely to see self-driving cars soon due to traffic situation

[I]  Domestic pharma firms zoom past MNCs in growth, market share

[I]  India's companies Act is among the best in protecting minority investors

[I]  UP govt mulls 10% increase in sugarcane price

 
 
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