Friday 6 January 2017

Macro Economic News 06 Jan 2017

 


[I]  China vows to curb record spending on football

[I]  Trump’s troops prepare the ground for trade battles

[I]  Ireland’s central bank flexes regulatory muscles

[I]  German push for home ownership drives bubble fears

[I]  Global cartel fines hit new high, powered by $4.1bn in EU

[I]  The glass is half full for US earnings expectations

[I]  Fighting words from Fed on curbing inflation  

 


[I]  U.S. Postal Service Drops Service at Staples Amid Union Pressure

[I]  China's Currency Controls Crush Yuan Bears

[I]  China Will Curb ‘Irrational’ Soccer Spending, Government Says

[I]  Prices Rising Across the Globe. That's a Good Thing, Right?

[I]  Aramco Raises Oil Pricing to Asia and U.S. as OPEC Cuts Output

 


[I]  Second PSU-ETF to hit markets

[I]  Angel funds can now spread wings beyond just-born start-ups

[I]  Punjab farmers plagued by pests and payment crunch

[I]  Sugar output in Maharashtra set to decline 40%

[I]  India heading for record tea output in 2016

[I]  RBI arm to test blockchain tech for digital transactions

 


[I]  Note ban may slow down economy for now: President Pranab Mukherjee

[I]  Happy days ahead! Cash crunch may ease by Feb-end, says SBI report

[I]  Tax refund to exporters under GST within seven days: Nirmala Sitharaman

[I]  Government may continue interest subsidy for exporters in Budget

[I]  States to be judged on their performance in providing logistical support to companies

[I]  Projects in road, shipping sector to cross over Rs 6 lakh crore by March

[I]  Law on taxing indirect transfer of shares likely to be amended

[I]  India better placed amidst fragile world economy: Financial Stability and Development Council

 


[I]  Govt to refund 90% of exporters claims within 7 days

[I]  New insolvency framework marches with army of 600 IPs

[I]  Investment pick-up in highways slipping on legal wrangles

[I]  Domestic steel production rises as sales pick up

[I]  Nepal wants India to roll back duty on imported jute products

[I]  Deposits fall for first time since note ban

[I]  Pension watchdog for tax parity between NPS & EPF

[I]  Government to soon finalise 2nd tranche of capital infusion in PSBs

[I]  Onion export doubles in April-Sept

[I]  MSEs with credit rating increase debt by 70%


 

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