Tuesday 14 March 2017

Macro Economic News 14 Mar 2017

 


[I]  Dutch PM denies shift to right over Turkey dispute

[I]  China and Japan vie for control of Asian trade deal

[I]  Arguments reshaped by EU, Labour woes and oil fall

[I]  Scottish referendum: will it happen?

[I]  EM investors shrug off threat of US rate rises

[I]  US loses focus on white-collar crime, lawyers say

[I]  Trump’s trade ethos to be challenged at G20 talks

[I]  India ends cash rationing imposed after banknote ban

[I]  Kenya set to end freeze on new banking licences

[I]  Offshore oil drillers stuck in ‘wait and see’ mode

 


[I]  U.S. to Urge G-20 Partners to Abide by FX Pacts, Treasury Says

[I]  Kuwait Pledges Prudent Borrowing After $8 Billion Debut Offering

[I]  Australians Wave Goodbye to Lavish Credit Card Perks

[I]  Wall Street Has Found Its Next Big Short in U.S. Credit Market

[I]  Sugar and Salt Content Shrivels as Consumers Get Wise on Health

[I]  U.K. Parliament Gives Theresa May Permission to Start Brexit

[I]  Australia 'Prepared to Do More' to Slow Housing: RBA

[I]  Singapore's Big Businesses Overtake Small Firms as Job Creators

[I]  Korean Presidential Election Raises Prospect of Fiscal Stimulus

[I]  Chinese Leaders Back Bankruptcies for Unwanted Zombie Companies

 


[I]  Foreign investors pull out $4.8 b from Indian debt

[I]  Drought tightens grip on South

[I]  For most households, bulk of capital expenditure is on residential property

[I]  Allow non-performing bureaucrats to leave at the age of 40, says Chidambaram

[I]  Dissemination boards fail investors of regional exchanges

[I]  Parliamentary panel picks holes in rural electrification scheme

[I]  Scotland to push for second referendum

[I]  India hopes to lobby quietly to protect IT industry in the US

[I]  Roaming charges to be a thing of the past soon

 


[I]  With new laws, Dubai no longer friendly for black money hoarders

[I]  With summer rains, good demand, rubber tapping continues...

[I]  Spending binge can kill US shale cos

[I]  Indian companies least confident worldwide: Markit survey

[I]  GST: New rules will have impact on retail chains, restaurants and contractual farming

[I]  RBI to now open up UPI for digital wallets like Paytm and MobiKwik

[I]  Protectionist West can have a big impact on India: CEA Arvind Subramanian

[I]  Allowing FDI in LLPs to help ease of doing business: Deloitte

[I]  Foreign investors may take a refreshed stance on India investments after election results

[I]  Demonetisation comes full circle, all cash withdrawal limits lifted from today

[I]  Government likely to ease FDI rules for retail

[I]  Government's gold recycling plan fails to tempt households

 


[I]  IT stocks catch cold as Trump warms up to outsourcing curbs

[I]  India Inc now sees investment push

[I]  Pending repayments remain high for MFIs: RBI staff report

[I]  Labour reforms may get going, finally

[I]  The problem of plenty for software services firms

[I]  After record deals last year, China reins in overseas investment

 

MARKETS (7.00 am)

[I]  SGX NIFTY Fut: 9192;  USDINR DGCX: 66.2375;  DJIA Mini Fut: 20822;  FTSE 100 Fut: 7359;  NIKKEI 225 Fut: 19622;  EUR-USD: 1.0654; Crude Oil (WTI): 48.30;  Gold (Spot): 1203

 

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