Saturday, 22 April 2017


Macro Economic News 22 Apr 2017

 


[I]  Brazilians weigh return of once-mighty Lula

[I]  Theresa May wins backing for snap UK election

[I]  Greece set to miss budget surplus target, warns IMF

[I]  US tax plan sets up battle with fiscal conservatives

[I]  French business alarm mounts over election threat

[I]  Renminbi capital controls are lifted as outflows ease

[I]  Recession and political change loom for Chile

[I]  N Korea economy bowed but not broken by sanctions

[I]  China struggles to deal with ‘hopeless’ North Korea

[I]  UK watchdog launches probe into aviation broking

[I]  US media outlets look to bridge partisan divides

[I]  Reflation trade doubts look overdone

 


[I]  Mexico Seeks New Home for Oil Amid Weak Gulf Coast Demand

[I]  China Should Open Service Sector to Boost Trade Flows, IMF Says

[I]  U.K. Has First Day Without Relying on Coal for Power Since 1880s

[I]  Trump Makes Paperwork, Not Jobs, in ‘Economic Nationalism' Push

[I]  The World’s Advanced Economies Should Think Twice About Curbing Migration

[I]  Trump Says Regulatory Reduction First Step to Tax Reform

[I]  Growth Takes Back Seat to Social Justice as Korea Election Nears

 


[I]  Import duty waived for free medicines

[I]  Paying service charge in restaurants not mandatory, say govt guidelines

[I]  India’s steel consumption to grow 6.1% in 2017: WorldSteel

[I]  Policy framework stifling pharma industry, says Dr Reddy’s chairman

[I]  Jaitley raises concerns on H-1B with US Commerce Secretary

[I]  Low arrivals and subdued demand at Kochi tea auctions

[I]  Wheat procurement reaches half-way mark

[I]  Make labelling mandatory for broadband services

 


[I]  Service charge not mandatory; govt issues guidelines

[I]  IMD forecasts 38% chance of 'near-normal' monsoon: How it impacts your stock returns

[I]  Debt is Asia's weak tail; Watch it grow

[I]  Benchmark bond yield at 7-month high; rate hike fears rise

[I]  Forex reserves increase by $889.4 mn to $369.887 bn

[I]  GST to boost GDP by 4.2% or Rs 6.5 lakh crore: Fed Paper

[I]  India's growth to bounce back in 2018: IMF

[I]  Friendly advance ruling mechanism to smoothen ride under GST regime

 


[I]  PM Modi's classroom: Bureaucrats told to change work ethics and mindsets

[I]  Sebi to help banks tackle bad loans

[I]  Petrol, diesel home delivery: Soon, fuel at your doorstep on online booking

[I]  From June, only BIS certified gold refineries can import dore

[I]  India's tough stand on H1-B visa may remain on paper

[I]  IMF raises voice to address anti-globalisation anger

 

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Friday, 21 April 2017

Macro Economic News 21 Apr 2017



[I]  Trump moves towards imposing steel import tariffs

[I]  China marks milestone with cargo spaceship launch

[I]  Brussels hardens Brexit line on EU workers’ rights

[I]  Brexit confusion overshadows Labour’s election launch

[I]  China and India renew war of words over Tibet

[I]  India bars foreign funding for Gates-backed NGO

[I]  IT sector dims as beacon of Indian job creation

[I]  US banks gain from rate rises as savers suffer



[I]  The Real World of Oil Has a Warning for Financial Markets

[I]  The Most Closed-Off Nordic Nation Is Yearning for Immigrants

[I]  The Gap Between How White and Black Americans Feel About the Economy Is Surging

[I]  Chinese Workers Might Not Be Too Happy With Their Pay Raises

[I]  Yen Pre-Trump High Looms on Geopolitical Risk, Reflation Unwind

[I]  Chinese Businesses Quit Angola After `Disastrous' Currency Blow

[I]  Kuroda Says Current Purchase Pace to Continue for Some Time

[I]  PBOC's Ma Says China Weighing Impact of Shadow Banking Rules



[I]  India to guard against wrongful penalisation of IT firms

[I]  95% engineers in India unfit for software development jobs: study

[I]  P-note investments hit 4-month high of Rs. 1.78 lakh cr in March

[I]  UK may change policy on foreign students

[I]  After scrapping 457 visa, Australia unveils tougher citizenship laws

[I]  One in two public sector banks may require ‘prompt corrective action’: Fitch

[I]  RBI may keep rates steady over the next 18 months

[I]  Now, a crowdfunding initiative to end farm distress  

[I]  FinMin ratifies 8.65% rate on EPF deposits  

[I]  Currency fluctuation has become a new normal: Nirmala Sitharaman

[I]  Domestic airlines fly 18.6% more passengers in March  



[I]  Soon you can buy Wi-Fi data from street vendors or neighbourhood kirana shop

[I]  Saudi Arabia, Kuwait signal likely extension of oil supply cuts

[I]  Masala bonds back in vogue after PM Modi’s big win in state elections

[I]  'India's mango exports in FY18 may touch 50k tonne mark'

[I]  Long waits at toll gates defeat purpose of express ways

[I]  Government readies for next round of spectrum sale, asks Trai to suggest price for 5G airwaves

[I]  Friendly advance ruling mechanism to smoothen ride under GST regime

[I]  Modi government to roll out three year action plan

[I]  Government opts for transparency, retains subsidiary limit



[I]  Major FPIs shift base after new tax treaties

[I]  India's rising wealth has a downside: Fewer women are working

[I]  Law Ministry launches digital initiatives for legal access in rural areas

[I]  NITI Aayog to come up with report card on Sunday

[I]  Raghuram Rajan warns of 'policy uncertainty' for world economy

[I]  RBI's 'caution list' fear shatters textiles exporters

[I]  Advance Ruling Authority under GST regime may compromise independence

[I]  Records of goods lost, stolen, gifted a must under GST draft rules

[I]  Regional connectivity scheme crafted for people to make money: Jayant Sinha

[I]  India's crude oil demand to grow by 5% per year till 2020: Study


MARKETS (7.20 am)

[I]  SGX NIFTY Fut: 9175;  USDINR DGCX: 64.7075;  DJIA Mini Fut: 20529;  FTSE 100 Fut: 7069;  NIKKEI 225 Fut: 18578;  EUR-USD: 1.0718; Crude Oil (WTI): 50.27;  Gold (Spot): 1281          


Best Regards, ARBIND

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