Monday 14 November 2016

Macro Economic News 14 Nov 2016

 


[I]  Britain and France snub EU’s emergency Trump meeting

[I]  Investors bet rouble will avoid worst of ‘Trump slump’

[I]  India’s cash chaos sparks growing backlash

[I]  Pound raises cost of Britain’s EU budget contribution

[I]  Iran warns it will not accept nuclear deal changes

[I]  Saudi Arabia will stick to climate change pledges

[I]  Syrian economy in tatters after 5 years of war

[I]  China plans early retirements to cut state payroll

[I]  Australia refugee transfer poses test for Trump

 


[I]  Emerging-Market Rout Extends to Gulf Stocks on Trump Policy Risk

[I]  China Pumps the Brakes on U.S. Dealmaking After Trump Win

[I]  Trump’s Rise May Save Banks Billions by Disrupting Global Rules

[I]  China Home Sales Value Rose 38% in October From Year Earlier

[I]  Obama Defends EU, NATO Amid Doubts About Trump’s Intentions

[I]  Emerging Markets Are Down Hard but Not yet Out

[I]  Australia's Hidden Stimulus Boosts Economy

[I]  China Trumps Trump When It Comes to Infrastructure

[I]  Asia's Two Giants Still Have the Best Growth Stories

[I]  Asia Leaders Race to Decode Trump on the Future of Obama’s Pivot

[I]  Trump May Put Spotlight Back on Japan's Fiscal Stimulus

[I]  Japan's Big Banks Struggle to Make Money From Lending

[I]  Betting the Farm and Losing: Banks Seek Collateral as Debts Rise

[I]  China’s Yuan Set for Steepest Weekly Loss Since January Turmoil

[I]  Bank of Korea Keeps Rate Unchanged as Political Storm Rages

[I]  Hong Kong Central Bank Flags Blockchain Money-Laundering Risk

 


[I]  RBI to public: Don’t hoard cash

[I]  Books, music downloads from foreign sites will be costlier from Dec 1

[I]  With new Rs. 500 notes released, bank/ATM withdrawal limits up

[I]  Banks willing to take on SME risk

[I]  Frauds are highest in consumer loans

 


[I]  FPIs take out Rs 3,200 crore from stocks so far in November on Donald Trump jitters

[I]  MFs may become pricey under GST, AMFI seeks safeguards

[I]  As Japan's monetary policy experiments draw to a close, what's in store next?

[I]  India Inc's Jan-Oct M&A deal tally hits $32 billion: Grant Thornton

[I]  Farmers run out of cash in middle of sowing season

[I]  Technology to soon play big role in agriculture: PM Narendra Modi

[I]  Is a flawed monetary system preferable to chaos at banks, ATMs?

[I]  RBI says enough cash in system, statements may mount pressure on branch officials

[I]  European Union welcomes India's step on demonetisation

[I]  RBI says there is no shortage of small currency notes, urges people not to hoard money

 


[I]  Chartered accountants chip in with creative solutions

[I]  Diesel vehicle ban: Business worth Rs 100 cr affected in Delhi

[I]  Japanese firms seek easing of restrictions on funding in India

[I]  Abu Dhabi woos Indian investors with tax holiday, sops

[I]  Essential supplies to be hit from today, warn truckers

[I]  Trade gasps for breath across India

[I]  FAO estimates higher cereal output

[I]  India to be part of core World Bank team

[I]  Agriculture mandi comes to halt due to liquidity crisis

[I]  Foreign flows into India might hit a bump

 

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