Friday 22 September 2017

Macro Economic News 22 Sep 2017

 


[I]  Theresa May to offer stronger protection for EU citizens in Florence speech

[I]  Drop separatism calls and we can talk money, Madrid tells Catalans

[I]  Kim Jong Un says US will ‘pay dearly’ for Trump’s insults

[I]  Janet Yellen refuses to be thwarted by low-inflation mystery

[I]  US tries to enlist EU and Japan in China tech fight

[I]  Bank of Japan board member demands more stimulus

[I]  ECB aims to change lending benchmark for banks before 2020

[I]  Expect better growth, rising wages but more volatility

 


[I]  India eyes extra $7.7 billion spending to halt slowdown

[I]  Venture fundraising in yuan soars as investors target Chinese tech firms

[I]  Rohingya crisis dents Myanmar hopes of Western investment boom

[I]  China urges North Korea not to go further in a 'dangerous direction'

[I]  WTO says global trade rebounding, protectionism still a risk

[I]  Fed keeps U.S. rates steady, to start portfolio drawdown in October

[I]  BOJ keeps to script, but new board member dissents as policy on hold

 


[I]  May to Reboot Brexit Plan by Requesting Transition Period

[I]  Australia Has a Taxing Problem When It Comes to Ghost Homes

[I]  Hong Kong, Sydney, Shanghai Property at Risky Level, S&P Says

[I]  Trump Boosts North Korea Sanctions, Adding Economic Pressure

[I]  S&P Cuts China’s Credit Rating, Citing Risk From Debt Growth

[I]  China's Dangerous House Price Boom Is Spreading

[I]  China's Banking System Won't Collapse, Former Bank Director Says

[I]  Bond Tantrums Should Be Considered Good Economic Omens

[I]  China Becomes a Testing Ground for New Breed of Nuclear Reactors

[I]  World Leaders Push More Inclusive Approach to Globalization

[I]  Philippines Holds Rate at 3% as Inflation Seen on Target

[I]  Japan's Central Bank Keeps Policy Unchanged Amid Unexpected Dissent

[I]  Australia's Economy Is Improving, Central Bank Chief Says

[I]  Low Inflation Shows How Bank Indonesia Is Coordinating on Policy

[I]  Abenomics Has New Weapon to Pry Money From Japan's Bank Accounts

[I]  China's Credit Party Rolls On Despite S&P's Downgrade

[I]  India Discusses Booster Shot for Economy as Growth Falters

 


[I]  SEBI removes wall between stock, commodity brokers

[I]  Foreign trade policy review may be delayed

[I]  World trade likely to grow at 3.6% in 2017

[I]  Two-year extension for CEA under consideration

[I]  Govt unveils policy to boost private investment in affordable housing

[I]  Monsoon fury to shift from Central India to the North-West

[I]  Rupee takes a beating as Fed gets ready to pare balance-sheet

[I]  Private banks’ market share in loans likely to rise to 40% by FY20: ICRA

[I]  50 nations ink UN nuclear ban treaty

[I]  Future shock as India readies electric map

 


[I]  KYC cracker scares gold buyers, sales fall 50% since last month

[I]  Rupee slides with bonds amid concern over fiscal deficit

[I]  Asian currencies languish as dollar revels in Fed hike expectations

[I]  Cooperatives should explore new areas to double farm income: Narendra Modi

[I]  OECD cuts India's FY18 growth outlook

[I]  India growing pretty robustly: World Bank President Jim Kim

[I]  Pension crisis looms for India as workers shun sunset savings

[I]  Watch: Govt may go for higher market borrowing; call likely in early Jan

[I]  West Bengal gets $300 million ADB loan to carry forward fiscal reforms

[I]  Policymakers not keen on relaxing fiscal goals to accommodate extra spending

[I]  Commerce ministry against blanket curbs on import of gold

[I]  Central govt employees will no longer get daily allowance on Leave Travel Concession

[I]  Govt likely to weigh Rs 40,000-cr stimulus to boost economy

 


[I]  Stimulus package funding: Govt weighs fiscal push for growth

[I]  Sebi allows bourses to conduct forensic audit

[I]  Port operators want migration to new law

[I]  Issue of low corporate investment to be addressed soon: Arun Jaitley

[I]  Big worries on small scale: Artisans jump through GST hoops for relevance

 

MARKETS (06:30 am)

[I]  SGX NIFTY Fut: 10120;  USDINR DGCX: 65.0100;  DJIA Mini: 22295;  FTSE 100 Fut: 7204;  NIKKEI 225 Fut: 20350;  EUR-USD: 1.1942; Crude Oil (WTI): 50.62;  Gold (Spot): 1294

 

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