Monday 18 September 2017

Macro Economic News 18 Sep 2017

 


[I]  US Senate investigators train sights on Facebook

[I]  Pakistan warns on US threat to downgrade relations

[I]  US oil futures market overtakes London

[I]  Bangladesh restricts Rohingya movement as refugees top 400,000

[I]  BIS warns higher interest rates could derail global growth

[I]  Chinese North Koreans provide bridge to outside world

[I]  EU investment screening plan ‘risks sparking trade war’

[I]  UK water regulator talks tough but households are hung out to dry

 


[I]  British lawmakers seek clarity on cross-border pensions after Brexit

[I]  UK households squeezed again, BoE might make it worse: survey

[I]  German liberals would expect finance ministry in Merkel coalition

[I]  Tillerson says U.S. could stay in Paris climate accord

[I]  Less foreign borrowing, longer bonds offset rise in emerging debt levels - BIS

[I]  Protesters set to rally against Australia's biggest coal project

[I]  ECB to announce in Oct plans to reduce QE; buy bonds through June 2018: Reuters poll

[I]  Japan manufacturers' mood sags amid global uncertainty - Reuters Tankan

 


[I]  The U.K.'s Economic Outlook Is Getting Rosier

[I]  U.K. House Price Growth at Slowest Since 2012

[I]  Tillerson Vows 'Peaceful Pressure Campaign' Against North Korea

[I]  Japanese Prime Minister Abe May Call Snap General Election, NHK Reports

[I]  Superpower India to Replace China as Growth Engine

[I]  Iran Nuclear Deal Opened Access to Goods, Not Jobs, Poll Finds

[I]  China Home Prices Rise in Fewer Cities as Property Market Cools

[I]  Airlines Cancel N.Z. Flights, Ration Fuel After Pipeline Leak

[I]  World's Central Banks Can't Ignore the Bitcoin Boom, BIS Says

[I]  As China's Bond Market Opens, Global Funds See Watershed Moment

[I]  Money Is Still Flowing Through China's Economy

[I]  Adventurous Asian Investors Are Buying Into Latin America

 


[I]  Why agri futures are losing their fizz

[I]  Mobile phone makers to miss Oct 1 deadline to roll out Indic scripts

[I]  GST Council may consider 3-month rate freeze

[I]  Power sector feels burden of ‘stranded’ input credit

[I]  Banks to gain as steel sector shows signs of growth

[I]  Karnataka to leverage manufacturing prowess, tech base to attract investment

 


[I]  India may emerge as the next investment destination. Here's how

[I]  SIMA forecasts recovery of yarn sector; lower cotton prices

[I]  Current account deficit seen at 1.2-1.3 per cent of GDP in FY18: Icra

[I]  India exempts import duty on goods for FIFA U-17 World Cup

[I]  Gold imports jump three-fold to USD 15 billion in April-August

[I]  Growth: One quarter blip

[I]  India likely to be 3rd largest economy by 2028: HSBC report

[I]  Government to hold talks on new electronics policy

[I]  I-T department goes after defunct companies for tax frauds

[I]  Suresh Prabhu may seek investment pledge from 30 Indian companies

[I]  New exit policy where defaulting industrialists go, workers stay is welcome

[I]  Need tax uniformity on petroleum products, says Dharmendra Pradhan

 


[I]  Financials hit a new high in India

[I]  Harassed homebuyers stop paying EMIs

[I]  Drug makers dial foreign regulators on quality issues

[I]  Senior leaders taking action to improve corporate culture, says research

[I]  Travel solution providers drive SMEs with adoption of cloud: Research

[I]  Festival sale: Banks, builders are offering good deals to attract buyers

 

MARKETS (07:45 am)

[I]  SGX NIFTY Fut: 10146;  USDINR DGCX: 64.1975;  DJIA Mini: 22279;  FTSE 100 Fut: 7194;  NIKKEI 225 Fut: 19850;  EUR-USD: 1.1954; Crude Oil (WTI): 49.91;  Gold (Spot): 1319

 

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