Monday 7 November 2016

Macro Economic News 07 Nov 2016

 


[I]  EU reconsiders financial market access rules

[I]  Money managers grow cautious ahead of US election

[I]  Smog drives Delhi’s middle-class exodus

[I]  Corporate US dismayed over Clinton and Trump 

[I]  Japan and Russia to discuss disputed islands

[I]  ETFs attract more than $3.2tn to pass hedge funds

 


[I]  Obama’s Successor Inherits a Bond Market at Epic Turning Point

[I]  European Gauge of Bond-Market Stress Approaches Highest in 2016

[I]  Hong Kong Protesters Stand Down as City Braces for China Ruling

[I]  BlackRock Says Australia Could Lose AAA Rating Next Month

[I]  China's Moves to Cool Property Prices May Be Working

[I]  Germany Denies Protectionism as Chinese Takeovers Are Probed

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

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

 


[I]  India stares at unfinished agenda as US readies for regime change

[I]  Indian start-ups in vibrant mode

[I]  Green shoots in India, red flags in the US

[I]  P-Note investments fall to Rs 2.12 lakh cr in Sept

[I]  FDI rises 30% to $22 b in April-Sept

 


[I]  India to be an exception to struggling EMs, says Macquarie

[I]  MF assets base hits fresh high of Rs 16.3L crore in October

[I]  Concept paper for global meeting of trade ministers fails to include India’s work permit issues

[I]  With GST on its way, India rises to second spot on global biz optimism index

[I]  Corp Affairs Min to hold sensitisation workshops on CSR norms

[I]  GST Compensation Bill to detail revenue foregone by states

[I]  Government mandates 20 per cent local components in mobiles for export aid

[I]  SWAMINOMICS - Surveys mislead when firms control the investment climate

[I]  At 78 paise per print, Rs 1 note now profitable

[I]  Cap on withdrawals from ATMs policy decision: RBI to HC

[I]  Centre declines to share details on RBI Governor's appointment

 


[I]  Coastal economic zones may get 10-year tax exemption in next Budget

[I]  Theresa May to skip visit to IT firms in Bengaluru as UK turns protectionist

[I]  Bad days back again: GST is regressive and multiple rates will be a let-down

[I]  Issues in FTA between Bimstec nations being addressed: Sumith Nakandala

[I]  Government pushes for trade pact among Bimstec nations

[I]  GST: Centre hopeful of consensus on assessee scrutiny

[I]  UK's immigration stance to decide trade deal path

[I]  India rises to 2nd spot on global biz optimism index: Report

 

 
 
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