MACRO ECONOMIC NEWS

Macro Economic News 11 Mar 2017

 

FINANCIAL TIMES

[I]  White House civil war breaks out over trade

[I]  EU prepares for Britain to trigger start of Brexit

[I]  Stronger signal for US telecoms M&A

[I]  Euro jumps as ECB declares victory against deflation

[I]  Mexico lawmaker draws line in sand over Trump wall

[I]  Strong US jobs growth paves way for Fed rate rise

[I]  Beijing defends clampdown on ‘over the top’ deals

[I]  New-generation UK banks challenge with technology

[I]  US 10-year Treasury yield at 2.57% after jobs data

[I]  Risky US corporate debt loses shine

[I]  ECB rate rise expectations leap on Draghi signals

 

BLOOMBERG 

[I]  U.S. Jobs, Pay Show Solid Gains in Trump's First Full Month

[I]  America's Labor Market Is Getting Better by Almost Any Measure

[I]  Oil Traders Are Having Some Fun Again as Price Bubble Bursts

[I]  Race to Bottom on Costs May Cause Oil to Choke on Supplies

[I]  May Hears Hard Truths About Brexit as EU Prepares for Talks

[I]  Singapore Property Stocks Soar to 2015 High as Curbs Eased

[I]  India Lost 11 Billionaires Last Year

[I]  Deadly Dispute at Auto Giant Highlights India's Jobs Malaise

 

BUSINESS LINE

[I]  Centre’s tax kitty at 81.5% of full fiscal target

[I]  Now, a two-month breather for techies after H-1B visa expiry

[I]  Excise receipts from petro products zoom 125%

[I]  Capital push: Factory output rises 2.7% in January

[I]  Regulator should use fines to compensate victims fully

[I]  RBI cap on cash for gold loans keeps non-banking finance firms under check

 

ECONOMIC TIMES

[I]  Reserve Bank sold more dollars than it bought in January to calm the rupee

[I]  M&A in February down by 43% due no big ticket transactions: GT Dealtracker

[I]  FPIs exploring to invest directly in India rather than through another country

[I]  India's foreign exchange reserves jump $1.2 bn

[I]  Government mobilises 6.4 tonne gold under monetisation scheme

[I]  Notes in circulation drop to Rs 11.73 lakh crore, post ban

[I]  Indirect tax revenue grows 22 per cent in April-February; direct tax up 10.7%

[I]  India’s top 50 cities have seen huge spurt in consumption: EY report

[I]  E-vehicles push: Govt to focus on public transport for impact

[I]  Govt to act tough against wilful defaulters; loans worth Rs 50,000 crore under scanner

 

BUSINESS STANDARD

[I]  Auto sales flat in Feb after note ban impact wanes

[I]  NPPA's drug overcharging penalty at a record high

[I]  Companies lining up to buy business jets

[I]  Indirect tax revenue grows 22% in Apr-Feb; direct tax up 10.7%

[I]  Infra investment trusts hit new NHAI hurdle

[I]  Govt considers raising import duty on pulses

 

 

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