MACRO ECONOMIC NEWS

Macro Economic News 10 Dec 2016

 

FINANCIAL TIMES

[I]  ECB rejects Italy’s plea for Monte dei Paschi delay

[I]  Music labels go gaga for streaming services

[I]  Spain wakes up to risk posed by long-term joblessness

[I]  South Korean president faces impeachment

[I]  Dutch threaten to sink EU-Ukraine deal

[I]  Markets risk undervaluing the Trump effect

 

BLOOMBERG 

[I]  U.S. Yields Near 18-Month High as Traders Await Fed, Auctions

[I]  Economists See Impeachment as Way Forward for South Korea

[I]  OPEC’s Historic Deal Won’t Be Enough to Drain Oil Stockpiles

[I]  Raging Stocks, Fed Fears Trigger ‘Dislocation’ in Global Markets

[I]  Xi Certain China to Achieve Major Economic Goals This Year

[I]  China's Capital-Control Crackdown 'Particularly Worrying' for Businesses

 

BUSINESS LINE

[I]  Was there a plan behind the note ban, apex court asks govt

[I]  Poor show: factory output contracts 1.9% in October

[I]  Direct, indirect tax collections up in April-Nov

[I]  SEBI eases share tendering process

[I]  Pepper production expected to decline on poor monsoon rain

[I]  Rabi sowing higher than last year, lower than 5-yr average

 

ECONOMIC TIMES

[I]  World food prices fall 0.4% in November

[I]  Rabi crop planting up 14 per cent in one week

[I]  Rabi sowing: Wheat, pulses acreage up despite notes ban

[I]  Health cost of air pollution in India assessed at 3 per cent of its GDP

[I]  India's foreign exchange reserves go down by $1.4 billion

[I]  Industrial production shrinks 1.9% in October

[I]  Inactive companies declined by 4,000 in over 3 years: Government

[I]  India expresses reservations on World Bank's 'Doing Business' report

[I]  Niti Aayog plans easy mobile feature for e-payments

 

BUSINESS STANDARD

[I]  Tax collections avert cash crunch blues

[I]  Mobile wallet use at petrol pumps surges amid safety concerns

[I]  Govt decides to print plastic currency notes

[I]  Bank loans shrink by Rs 61,000 crore in fortnight after demonetisation

[I]  Banking ombudsman sees an uptick in complaints by 21% in FY16, says RBI

 

Best Regards, ARBIND