MACRO ECONOMIC NEWS

Macro Economic News 03 Nov 2016
 

FINANCIAL TIMES

[I]  Haiti looks to local resources after hurricane

[I]  Fed flags US rate rise as early as December

[I]  German jobless rate at lowest since reunification

[I]  Germany urged to keep door open to Chinese companies

[I]  S Korea coast guard fires at Chinese fishing boats

[I]  Kenny warns of damage from Brexit antagonism

[I]  Free ride on the climate is today’s most costly subsidy

[I]  UK construction sector lays foundations for steady quarter

[I]  US banks ride high as executives make big M&A bets

 

BLOOMBERG 

[I]  Stocks Fall, Bonds Rise After Fed as Election Looms; Oil Tumbles

[I]  December Fed Hike Odds Approach 80% as Traders Pivot to Payrolls

[I]  Vancouver Home Sales Fall 39% as New Rules Chill Market

[I]  The S&P May Do Something It's Only Done During Financial Crises

[I]  There’s an $8 Billion Iron Ore Quandary Looming for Top Miners

[I]  A China Bothered by Pollution Takes Global Green Bond Leadership

[I]  High-Speed Traders Woo More Asia Recruits Than ‘Gloomy’ Banks

[I]  China's Private Manufacturers Are Reinventing Themselves

 

BUSINESS LINE

[I]  India Inc: Green shoots visible, but these are still early days

[I]  Unimpressed by reforms, S&P retains India rating

[I]  Businesses optimistic about growth prospects: FICCI study

[I]  Default is default across rating agencies

[I]  Untimely cyclones disrupted monsoon winds over Kerala

[I]  RBI wants 10% of bank ATMs to dispense only Rs. 100 notes

 

ECONOMIC TIMES

[I]  PE investment in realty up 22 per cent at Rs 28K crore in Jan-Sept

[I]  Fund raising via debt surges 60% to Rs 70,395 crore in October

[I]  India's gross-value added growth to hit 7.6 per cent this year: DBS

[I]  Home finance companies reluctant to lend to builders

[I]  India pitches for Chinese investment under 'Make in India'

[I]  Chinese hurdle to be India's concern at international trade meet

[I]  India mulls new formula of duty cuts to curb trade deficit with China

[I]  PMO to vet India’s one notch gain in World Bank business rankings

[I]  Assocham, KPMG warn against sharp anomalies in GST rates

[I]  RBI norms on one-time settlement for debt ridden sectors soon

[I]  Government proposes annual surveys on employment and labour force

 

BUSINESS STANDARD

[I]  Indo-UK Tech Summit: Theresa May to bring 250-strong delegation

[I]  PE firms cash in on last-mile financing in real estate

[I]  Demand rising, credit a concern: India Inc

[I]  Private investors shy, Centre to push capital spending

[I]  Duty drawback facility extended for textiles

[I]  Steel makers oppose anti-dumping duty on met coke

[I]  We're far from using data for reforms in education: Ashish Dhawan

 

 

Best Regards, ARBIND