MACRO ECONOMIC NEWS

Macro Economic News 30 Nov 2016

 

FINANCIAL TIMES

[I]  China prepares clampdown on outbound M&A

[I]  Backlash sparks tougher German approach to refugees

[I]  Insurers face extra $15bn asbestos bill

[I]  The buying spree behind Beijing’s crackdown

[I]  Data show Trump to inherit strengthening recovery

[I]  EU rules vital to lead financial role, City warned

[I]  Beijing battles to close capital flight loopholes

[I]  Number of ‘problem’ banks at seven-year low

[I]  Indian bank demands compensation for cash deluge

[I]  UK inflation debt sale attracts robust demand

 

BLOOMBERG 

[I]  Millions of Japanese Over 35 Still Live With Mom and Dad

[I]  Iran Says It Won’t Cut Oil Production as Talks Remain Deadlocked

[I]  OPEC Said to Remain Split as Russia Says It Won’t Join Talks

[I]  Strong Dollar May Divide Opinion at Asia's Central Banks

[I]  Southeast Asia Currency Slide Inflates $20 Billion Debt Bill

[I]  Singapore's MAS Sees Rising Global Headwinds for Bank Profits

 

BUSINESS LINE

[I]  Banks’ profitability may take a hit in Q3

[I]  Consumer durable retailers go slow on fresh inventory

[I]  Rs. 7.4 lakh cr corporate debt face cash flow recovery risk: IndRa

[I]  14 States have deregulated fruits & veggies from APMC: Govt

[I]  Income-Tax Act amendments aim to plug ‘conversion’ of black money

[I]  Depression likely in Bay, may cross Puducherry by Friday

[I]  RBI expected to cut rates ‘aggressively’: SBI study

 

ECONOMIC TIMES

[I]  3.26cr farmers enroll for crop insurance in 2016 kharif season

[I]  Rs 4,00,000 crore debt risks being written off: India Ratings

[I]  Credit growth hits double digit at 12% in September quarter

[I]  State-run banks' bad loans over Rs 6 lakh crore as on end-September

[I]  Government approves 6 new SEZs for IT, biotech

[I]  Poorly planned urbanisation pattern may impose $1.8 trillion cost by 2050: Study

 

BUSINESS STANDARD

[I]  200 'high-risk' drug firms come under Indian regulator lens

[I]  Loan growth at double digits in September quarter

[I]  Tea plantation workers to face major wages crisis in Dec

[I]  Demonetisation: Double whammy for property developers

[I]  Time for states to move beyond vanilla model of auction

[I]  CRR diktat may cost banks Rs 18,000 crore more annually

[I]  Life insurers' total products see 12% jump

[I]  Cash starved farmers sell groundnuts in distress: price falls below MSP

 

 

Best Regards, ARBIND