Tuesday 5 September 2017

Macro Economic News 05 Sep 2017

 


[I]  North Korea is ‘begging for war’ says US ambassador to UN

[I]  Hollywood licks its wounds after dismal summer

[I]  Seoul warns of another North Korean missile test

[I]  Nuclear test drives wedge between US and South Korea

[I]  Industrial pollution tests Harvey clean-up operation

[I]  Chinese traders fret about North Korea sanctions

[I]  US victory as WTO overturns Boeing state aid ruling

[I]  Regulators move in on digital tokens after investor scams

[I]  Chaebol clean-up propels tripling of S Korean M&A volumes

[I]  China deepens overseas port holdings

[I]  China central bank declares initial coin offerings illegal

[I]  ECB taper talk could have longer to run

 


[I]  India to bid for Israel oil-and-gas blocks: Pradhan

[I]  U.S. envoy says North Korean leader 'begging for war' as U.N. mulls sanctions

[I]  Brazil August chicken exports strong as food scandal subsides

[I]  U.S. crude prices rise on returning refineries, but gasoline slumps to pre-Harvey levels

[I]  Japan August services PMI shows expansion at weakest pace in six months

[I]  U.S. autos content demands loom as obstacle in NAFTA talks

[I]  UK factories ride crest of European upturn, for now: survey

[I]  UK consumers spend more in August, but pinch persists: BRC

[I]  Argentina 2017 growth seen slightly higher at 2.8 percent: poll

[I]  UK's 'copy and paste' trade policy forced by lack of negotiating capacity - official

[I]  Germany seeks to take heat out of Turkey EU accession question

[I]  India starts exporting diesel to Myanmar

[I]  Euro zone investor morale improves unexpectedly in Sept - survey

 


[I]  U.K. Retail Sales Tick Up as Food Prices Drive Faster Inflation

[I]  Theresa May Is Planning a Big Speech on Brexit

[I]  China’s Oil Lifeline to North Korea Targeted After Nuclear Blast

[I]  Bitcoin Tumbles as PBOC Declares Initial Coin Offerings Illegal

[I]  Safe Havens Maintain Gains as Korea Threats Linger: Markets Wrap

[I]  Hollywood Calls a Wrap on $3.8 Billion Summer, Worst Since 2006

[I]  U.K. North Sea Oil Field Startups Surge to 10-Year High

[I]  Top EU Official Says Britain Was ‘Stupid’ to Vote for Brexit

[I]  U.S. Gulf Coast Refiners Begin Recovery

[I]  Sky-High Rents Force Hong Kong Bankers Into Dorm Life

[I]  The Flaws in India's Growth Model

[I]  Investors Can’t Get Enough of China Property Developer Bonds

 


[I]  Soon, you could be paying taxes via your smartphone

[I]  How promoters are keeping a hand on the wheel

[I]  Trade policy review only after resolving exporters’ cash woes, says Ministry

[I]  Anti-dumping duty on Chinese castings used in windmills

[I]  ADB in talks for energy efficiency credit line

[I]  India pitches ‘spirituality leadership’ for training of seafarers

[I]  Industry needs to play its part in creating a safe internet: Susie Hargreaves

[I]  Delhi bans imports from countries hit by wheat blast

[I]  Mis-selling of insurance products by banks on the rise

[I]  The look and feel of the ‘Indian’ VC fund

 


[I]  Kharif grain output may match last year's 138 mn tonnes: Government

[I]  India still highly dependent on edible oil imports: ICRA

[I]  Tamil Nadu mills seek duty-free import of raw sugar

[I]  Modi versus Moody's: India pushes plan to end western dominance in credit rating

[I]  If the Modi government is doing everything right, why is India's growth stunted?

[I]  Will take states on board for labour reforms, says Santosh Kumar Gangwar

[I]  'GST Council may lower tax rates if high collections continue'

[I]  No information on how much black money removed by note ban: RBI to parliamentary panel

[I]  Unstoppable Raghuram Rajan breaks his one year silence with “I do what I do”

[I]  Short-term note ban costs to outweigh long-term benefits: Raghuram Rajan

[I]  PM Modi for early setting up of BRICS credit rating agency

[I]  Give states more power to implement policy, former RBI governor Bimal Jalan says

 


[I]  Commodities enter super boom cycle, with few bumps in the road ahead

[I]  Market valuation races ahead of growth

[I]  Insolvency: As builders go under, govt looks to ease homebuyers' pain

[I]  GST Council may lower tax rates if high collections continue, says official

[I]  India's petrol and diesel prices among Southeast Asia's costliest

[I]  Govt reviews infrastructure projects along China border

[I]  No information on black money removed by note ban: RBI to Parl panel

[I]  Explaining GDP data: GST de-stocking not sole cause of slowdown

[I]  One-quarter dip in GDP growth not a disaster: T C A Anant

[I]  Virtual currencies like Bitcoin prone to misuse, cautions RBI

 

MARKETS (07:40 am)

[I]  SGX NIFTY Fut: 9947;  USDINR DGCX: 64.1675;  DJIA Mini: 21927;  FTSE 100 Fut: 7415;  NIKKEI 225 Fut: 19442;  EUR-USD: 1.1900; Crude Oil (WTI): 47.40;  Gold (Spot): 1336

 

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