Wednesday 16 August 2017

Macro Economic News 16 Aug 2017

 


[I]  Central banks holding a fifth of their governments’ debt

[I]  India’s partition holds a lesson for today’s leaders

[I]  Britain’s Brexit papers aim to fast-track customs talks

[I]  In a Paris suburb Macron’s victory over populists is fragile

[I]  North Korea backs away from Guam strike threat

[I]  Iran vows to revive nuclear programme if US scuppers accord

[I]  German judges refer case on ECB’s QE stimulus to European court

[I]  German GDP grows at fastest annual rate since 2014

[I]  IMF warns China over ‘dangerous’ levels of debt

[I]  Chinese curbs stem surging sales of risky investments

[I]  Structured finance can weather retail woes, says Moody’s

 


[I]  India, China soldiers involved in border altercation: Indian sources

[I]  Iran building long-range rocket factory in Syria - Israeli TV

[I]  Brazil softens budget deficit goals through 2020

[I]  China's Belt and Road acquisitions surge despite outbound capital crackdown

[I]  UK asks for EU interim customs deal

[I]  Real thing or just "fantasy"? Britain proposes new EU customs deal

[I]  China's Belt and Road acquisitions surge despite outbound capital crackdown

[I]  Iran could quit nuclear deal in 'hours' if new U.S. sanctions imposed: Rouhani

[I]  Strong U.S. retail sales bolster Q3 growth outlook

[I]  UK inflation holds steady in July as price pressures ease

[I]  IMF says China's focus on short-term targets puts mid-term growth at risk

 


[I]  For the Sake of Productivity, Put a Woman in Charge

[I]  China Reclaims Spot as World's Biggest Holder of Treasuries

[I]  China's Panda Bond Market Boom Threatens Dim Sum Debt Survival

[I]  Canadian Home Prices Tumble the Most Since 2008 Recession

[I]  The World's Shipping Companies Are Going Super-Sized

[I]  U.S. Stock Buybacks Are Plunging

[I]  Mizuho Targets Japan's Foreign Student Boom

[I]  China's Rising Debt Unnerves the IMF. The Alternative Is Worse.

[I]  Philippine Central Bank Ready to Lift Rates If Economy Overheats

[I]  Rebound From Korea Fury Sees Equities Beat Credit as Yen Slumps

 


[I]  Rs. 3 lakh cr back in banking system post note ban: Modi

[I]  With key cases slated to come up, hunt intensifies for SEBI wholetime member

[I]  Paper sector capacity expansion hit by pulp wood shortage

[I]  Britain pushes to retain customs union while negotiating new trade deals

[I]  India, Mexico plan to set up CEO Forum to boost trade ties

[I]  As touts keep pace with tech, Railways seeks smarter ways to curb them

[I]  Rise in bad loans may spawn more ARCs

[I]  As NPAs rise, banks moot industry panels to determine value of stressed assets

 


[I]  Government to handhold farmers from seeds to markets: PM Narendra Modi

[I]  Government to appoint advisors for stake sale in four PSUs soon

[I]  Unscrupulous traders using South Korea route to bypass GST, claim sources

[I]  GST glitches may hit pricing, new orders: Exporters

[I]  Inflation surge throws focus on RBI's minutes on Wednesday

[I]  Investments key to ensure growth in the country: Subba Rao

[I]  India Inc calls for strengthening policy reforms, job creation

[I]  Inactive LLPs face heat; nearly 200 face deregistration

[I]  Industry split on taxation on plastics, bangles, bindis

[I]  Common use items exempt from e-way bill provision under GST

[I]  Sick PSUs closure have gone 'very well': Arvind Panagariya

 


[I]  PAN deactivation jolt for tax evaders in stock market

[I]  Corporate earnings hit fresh roadblocks in Q1

[I]  Popularity of long weekends growing among Indians: Experts

[I]  Gulf flag-carriers see manifold jump in entitlements in 2017

[I]  Chennai, Hyderabad office leasing volumes rise

[I]  June quarter results: Corporate India's growth ambitions hit a fresh bump

[I]  Creches pop up in key Mumbai office districts, boosting rental market

[I]  Govt aims to protect consumer, plans regulator for direct selling cos

[I]  Tamil Nadu cuts power rates for industrial consumers

[I]  Cash aid may replace agri distress buying

[I]  Indian businesses operate in most liberal ecosystem in world: CII President

[I]  Wilful defaulters owe Rs 92,000 cr to PSU banks

[I]  Debt assets swell 32% to Rs 11 lakh cr amid easing of rates

 

MARKETS (07:10 am)

[I]  SGX NIFTY Fut: 9815;  USDINR DGCX: 64.3000;  DJIA Mini: 21977;  FTSE 100 Fut: 7375;  NIKKEI 225 Fut: 19748;  EUR-USD: 1.1740; Crude Oil (WTI): 47.72;  Gold (Spot): 1273

 

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