Thursday 22 December 2016

Macro Economic News 22 Dec 2016

 


[I]  Trade unions flex their weakened muscles

[I]  Brussels seeks to boost trade ties with Turkey

[I]  History hangs over German counter-terrorism effort

[I]  EU warns Trump not to destroy Iran nuclear deal

[I]  Austrian far right strikes deal with Putin’s party

[I]  China’s leaders split over policy on forex reserves

[I]  Parliaments should ratify EU deals, says ECJ judge

[I]  India ‘black money’ crackdown delays tax reforms

[I]  Japan Inc on the hunt for post-Brexit deals

 


[I]  Oil Declines as U.S. Crude Inventories Unexpectedly Increase

[I]  The U.S. Government Is Collecting Student Loans It Promised to Forgive

[I]  Japan's Students Forced to Live Under a Burden of Debt

[I]  China Wants to Boost Economy by Getting People Skydiving

[I]  China's Spending Spree Is Making the World Nervous

[I]  Coal Traders See End of Price Rally as China Ramps Up Output

[I]  Australian Banks Sanctioned by Regulator Over FX Conduct

 


[I]  Facing flak, RBI modifies directive on deposits of over Rs. 5,000 in old notes

[I]  Budget hotel aggregators step into paying-guest, hostel space

[I]  Centre takes the ordinance route to push cashless wage payments

[I]  Centre launches portal to help PSUs swap coal with private cos

[I]  GST deadline of April 2017 under cloud

[I]  Govt to improve IP utilisation, protection for plant varieties

[I]  Surge in non-cash transactions may give RBI room to reduce currency in circulation

[I]  Investigative role should not be thrust on bank officers, union writes to RBI

 


[I]  Indian companies unprepared for online frauds: Deloitte

[I]  Social sabbaticals hit right note with corporates and employees

[I]  Less-cash economy? Post-noteban card usage at PoSes plunges

[I]  Near term growth risks for India on downside: Goldman Sachs

[I]  Nomura growth indices plunge to lowest level since 1996

[I]  Demonetisation: RBI feels its image dented by Centre's steps

[I]  Reform tax regime to cut black money: Arvind Panagariya

[I]  CBDT issues indirect transfer provisions

[I]  Government to rework tax treaty with Singapore soon: Arun Jaitley

[I]  Transfer pricing may come back to haunt investors from Cyprus

 


[I]  RBI does a U-turn on cash deposit curbs

[I]  FPIs unhappy with government's tax rules on indirect transfers abroad

[I]  Viability gap funding likely for wind power

[I]  Bank recapitalisation plan on course

[I]  Digital rebates by state-run oil firms may be reimbursed

[I]  Train passenger fares may be linked to inflation rate

[I]  Bank loans grow by over Rs 73,000 cr in fortnight ending Dec 9

 

 

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