Saturday 24 December 2016

Macro Economic News 24 Dec 2016

 


[I]  Putin expresses hope for better Russia-US relations

[I]  Shopping boom averts Brexit vote hit to economy

[I]  US abstains as UN condemns Israeli settlements

[I]  US defence sector learns to live with Trump’s tweets

[I]  Banks add spice to year’s No (and Yes) questions

[I]  European banks on track for best quarter since 2009

[I]  Emerging market equity funds record redemptions of $3.7bn

 


[I]  China's Stalling Bond Engine Creates a Policy Dilemma

[I]  Trump Exhibits Little Concern About Nuclear Arms Race

[I]  U.S. Economic Growth Revised Up to 3.5% Pace in Third Quarter

[I]  Trump's Nuclear Boast Is Obama's Modernization Plan

[I]  Confident Consumers Aren't Always Spendthrifts

[I]  More Asian Defaults Loom in 2017

[I]  China Demands Emission Cuts as Year’s Worst Smog Chokes Beijing

[I]  China’s Xi Jinping Said to Be Open to Slower Growth

 


[I]  Rollout of GST from April 1 under a cloud

[I]  Kerala loves gold 15 times more than Bihar

[I]  Prime Minister to unveil railway projects worth Rs. 77,000 crore today

[I]  India says levies on steel imports ‘temporary’

[I]  NBFCs want grace period for NPA norms extended till end-March

[I]  Rural subscribers get time till March 31 for cable TV digitisation

[I]  Will pension funds trigger the next crisis?

 


[I]  US economic growth revised up to 3.5% in Q3

[I]  Gold heading for 7th weekly loss on 2017 rate hike views

[I]  Rupee resilient when FCNR (B) redemption became due; well managed by RBI

[I]  India's forex reserves fall $2.4 bn to reach one of the lowest levels since May

[I]  Govt to launch Aadaar Payment App to simplify digital transactions

[I]  Jaitley faces hurdles for biggest tax reform launch

[I]  Government decides to approve action plans for three years under AMRUT

 


[I]  Narendra Modi calls NITI meeting to review economy amid currency crunch

[I]  Niti Aayog launches health index to improve services in states

[I]  Demonetisation won't dampen new year's eve plans

[I]  Note ban woes: As tourists stay away from India, 50 mn livelihoods at risk

[I]  Autonomy of IIMs should not be tampered with: Kumar Mangalam Birla

 

 

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