Wednesday, 4 January 2017

Macro Economic News 04 Jan 2017
 


[I]  Basel postpones bank reform vote

[I]  Dismay and delight as Britain’s EU ambassador quits

[I]  Turkey poised to extend state of emergency

[I]  Trump’s desire for longer debt will be a hard sell

[I]  Trump chooses protectionist trade representative

[I]  Chinese investors shrug off forex scrutiny

[I]  UK’s competition watchdog sharpens its teeth

[I]  US bank faces profits hit from interest rate rise

 


[I]  Dollar Advances to 14-Year High as U.S. Data Spur Confidence

[I]  Emerging-Market Currencies Fall as Mexico Peso, Turkey Lira Sink

[I]  Oil Falls From 18-Month High Amid Dollar Gains, OPEC Doubts

[I]  China’s Credit Engine Is Running Out of Gas

[I]  China Rebukes Factories as Smog 'Red Alert' Hits 24 Cities

[I]  Rajan: Fed Hikes Ease Pressure on Other Central Banks

[I]  U.S. Scientist Tries to Stop South China Sea Destruction

[I]  China’s Scrutiny of Currency Transactions Sends Casinos Slumping

 


[I]  April 1 rollout of GST looks difficult: States

[I]  Builders sitting on unsold inventory of 46 months

[I]  Daily-wage labourers bear the heavy burden of cash crunch

[I]  Supply 40% of notes to rural areas, RBI tells banks

[I]  Indi a may add more than 9 GW solar capacity this year: Mercom

[I]  Firms can now enrol staff under EPF amnesty scheme

 


[I]  Oil hits 18-month highs as markets eye output cuts

[I]  Turkish lira at new record low on inflation, security concerns

[I]  Backhaul spectrum policy to be finalised this year: Telecom secretary

[I]  Centre, states agree upon contours of GST laws but April deadline looks difficult

[I]  New treaty: Rules eased for Singapore investors

[I]  Need clear rules to stop harassment by taxman: Panagariya

[I]  CCPA recommends holding of Budget Session from January 31, Budget on February 1

 


[I]  Budget 2017: Tax breaks for home loans may increase

[I]  India to seek airport slots for its airlines in future bilaterals

[I]  Govt calls meeting of Geneva officials to discuss WTO issues

[I]  Government announces safety audit for 418 mines

[I]  Sugar consumption falls in Oct-Dec period

[I]  Banks may share transaction data with money sleuths

[I]  Foreign citizens can exchange banned notes till January 31

 

 

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