MACRO ECONOMIC NEWS

Macro Economic News 09 Jan 2017

 

FINANCIAL TIMES

[I]  Blizzards and deep freeze grip Europe

[I]  EU suffers jump in aggressive cyber attacks

[I]  Smugglers trade Isis fighters in Syria’s war economy

[I]  Banks rush to bond market ahead of rates rise

[I]  Ethics warning clouds Trump team confirmations

[I]  China battles to control growing online nationalism

[I]  China capital controls help slow cash outflows

[I]  Smaller companies fear threat from new financial regulation

[I]  Foreign takeovers of UK plc fall after Brexit vote

[I]  Hedge fund launches heading for eight-year low

 

BLOOMBERG 

[I]  China Is Planning a New, Relaxed Approach to Growth

[I]  China Reserves Slumped $320 Billion Last Year as Yuan Tumbled

[I]  Opening Up China's Markets Won't Be Straightforward

[I]  Potential Fed Chairs Suggest They Would Pursue Tighter Policy

[I]  Summers Warns of Financial-Crisis Risk From Trump Economic Plans

[I]  May Signals U.K. to Leave Single Market to Win Immigration Curbs

[I]  U.K. Shoppers Brace for New Brexit Test as Inflation Picks Up

[I]  Europe’s Bank Stress-Test Star Is Focus of Buyback Speculation

[I]  Modi Flying Blind Into Budget as India’s Growth a Guessing Game

 

BUSINESS LINE

[I]  Tax buoyancy improves, thanks to indirect levy

[I]  Overseas Indians’ contribution to the economy is invaluable: Modi

[I]  Anti-dumping duty slapped on jute products from Bangladesh, Nepal

[I]  Black money, corruption are making our polity, economy and country hollow

[I]  Let Portugal be a stepping stone for India to Europe, says PM Costa

[I]  Budget session from January 31 to April 12

[I]  Relief for Swedish firms facing tax litigation

 

ECONOMIC TIMES

[I]  Demonetisation impact: Rupee to fall to record low over coming year, says Reuters poll

[I]  India to have sufficient sugar; no plans to cut import duty

[I]  States record jump in VAT collections after note ban

[I]  India to suffer damage due to US-China trade war: Assocham

[I]  Indian businesses most optimistic on economic revival in 2017

[I]  Aadhaar mandatory for MGNREGS work from April

 

BUSINESS STANDARD

[I]  Prime Minister wants to turn brain drain into brain gain

[I]  Budget 2017 may be flexible on fiscal deficit target

[I]  Two-wheeler firms' profits to slow down

[I]  Govt to streamline pay for rural contractors, agents

[I]  Note ban pain ending; move to help track black money holders, says FM

[I]  Madhya Pradesh aims to raise pulse output by 60%

[I]  I-T dept asks banks to report pre-note ban cash deposits

[I]  Black money assessment reports can't be disclosed, say institutes

 

 

Best Regards, ARBIND