Saturday 5 November 2016

Macro Economic News 05 Nov 2016
 



[I]  Oil groups focus climate plan on carbon storage

[I]  Trump takes aim at Clinton ‘firewall’ states

[I]  War exhaustion engulfs Syria’s capital

[I]  Brexit plans in turmoil after court defeat

[I]  Battle looms over new Israeli broadcaster

[I]  Merkel given boost by conservative critic

[I]  US wages grow at fastest pace since 2009

[I]  Egypt raises energy prices hours after floating currency

[I]  Foreign banks face Brexit office dilemma

 


[I]  Hong Kong to Raise Residential Property Stamp Duty to 15%

[I]  Germany Denies Protectionism as Chinese Takeovers Are Probed

[I]  U.S. Stocks Post Longest Slide Since 1980, Bonds Rise Amid Angst

[I]  Payrolls in U.S. Rise 161,000 in October as Wages Accelerate

[I]  Saudi Former Oil Minister Says OPEC Can’t Cut Output by Itself

[I]  Coal Surge Leaves China Grappling With Runaway Market It Started

[I]  Yuan Falls to Record Low Versus a Basket of Peers

[I]  Fed Rate Increase Odds Approach 80%

[I]  RBA Sees China Risks Diminish as Housing Market Reignites

 


[I]  New UK visa policy may hit Indian IT companies

[I]  GST meet inconclusive as Centre, States differ on dual control

[I]  NITI Aayog pitches for easing single-brand retail sourcing norms

[I]  Dumping duty on some steel items from China

[I]  White goods set to get costlier once 28% tax rate kicks in

[I]  India ‘open’ to FTA with Britain, but no talks before Brexit

[I]  74% of income tax comes from just 0.8% of filers

 


[I]  Subsidiary of multinationals may hedge forex exposure through derivatives: RBI

[I]  Dollar off lows before US jobs report but still captive to US election woes

[I]  Unhappy with low deposit rates? India Inc is selling record debt to retail investors

[I]  Wheat sowing kick starts; acreage up 55 per cent so far

[I]  Sugar output down 44% in October on delayed crushing in Maharashtra

[I]  India's imports from China to see a major decline: Report

[I]  Gold import dips 55 per cent in H1 of 2016-17

[I]  Water level falls in 91 reservoirs across country

 


[I]  Centre, states divided on who will control GST

[I]  Govt may relax sourcing norms for single-brand retail

[I]  Telecom dept seeks AG opinion on power to impose fine

[I]  Trade deal seen dominating Theresa May's India visit

[I]  Maharashtra regulator okays only moderate rises till FY20

[I]  Slow start to cane crushing season

 

 
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