Saturday 3 March 2018

WISHING A WEEKEND TO THANK EVERYONE COLOURING YOUR LIFE

Macro Economic News 03 Mar 2018

 

Trump’s tariff move of a 25 percent tariff on steel imports and 10 percent on aluminum imports has been roundly condemned by the international community including Canada, European Union and China. The president’s protectionist stance spurred a sharp downturn in U.S. stocks, falling below its 100-day moving average emphasizing - heightened volatility is not the new normal.

Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda on a possible 2019 stimulus exit. British Prime Minister proposes five goals for a successful Brexit negotiation, including a deal that will not risk U.K. jobs, and the “broadest and deepest possible agreement” on trade. European Union President Donald Tusk warned May before their meeting yesterday that the U.K. cannot expect a frictionless trade agreement once it is outside the single market. in the meanwhile Voters in Italy forecast predicting a hung parliament as the most likely outcome of election this Sunday.

 


[I]  Trump hails trade war as allies and markets recoil

[I]  BoE calls time on lax regulation of cryptocurrencies

[I]  May Brexit speech keeps government intact but faces frosty EU response

[I]  Theresa May warns Eurosceptics to ‘face facts’

[I]  Car groups in push to woo Saudi Arabia’s new women drivers

[I]  Plain-speaking Jay Powell dodges the political bear traps

[I]  Thousands of jobs at risk over tariffs, US manufacturers warn

[I]  EU considers imposing ‘safeguard’ import tariffs in response to US

[I]  As Brexit approaches, the gulf between Britain and Ireland widens

 


[I]  India doesn't expect immediate hit to steel exports after U.S. import curbs - government official

[I]  Europe targets U.S. bourbon, bikes, blue jeans for trade riposte

[I]  'Trade wars are good,' Trump says, defying global concern over tariffs

[I]  Drastic staff cuts at U.S. Embassy in Cuba now permanent

[I]  Dumping U.S. debt, a possible weapon in global trade war

[I]  Asia may face steel, aluminium glut

[I]  Global Economy - Big time politics to overshadow ECB

[I]  ECB sets new rules on bank capital and cash

 


[I]  Deep in Brazil's Mountains, a Coffee Boom Is Ready to Take Hold

[I]  Is Private Equity the Holy Grail of Investing?

[I]  S&P Sees Obrador Steady on Mexico’s Fiscal Stance, Less So on Oil

[I]  EU Threatens Iconic U.S. Brands After Trump Opens Door to Trade War

[I]  Why the World’s Been on Alert for a Trump-China Trade War

[I]  Corporate America Really Hates Trump’s Aluminum-Tariff Proposal

[I]  BOE’s Carney Calls for Rules to End Cryptocurrency Anarchy

[I]  U.S. Income Inequality Hits a Disturbing New Threshold

[I]  China Is Turning Ethiopia Into a Giant Fast-Fashion Factory

[I]  Bitcoin's Plunge in Volume Stirs Questions About Its Usage

[I]  BOJ's Kuroda Joins Queue of Central Banks Looking Toward Exit

[I]  Hong Kong Lifts Veil on Land Sales, Yet Trails China, Singapore

 


[I]  Centre raises import duty on chana to 60%

[I]  With prices skidding, electric buses on road to making a mark

[I]  4,500 film screens in South go blank to protest ‘exorbitant’ print fee

[I]  Textile industry seeks sourcing curbs to check rising apparel imports

[I]  European industry raises alarm bells; EU warns of retaliatory measures

[I]  Ease-of-doing-business needs more push

[I]  Premium ice-cream parlours put the freeze on expansion, seek to rationalise operations

[I]  How long can depositors bail out banks?

[I]  India needs an independent audit regulator

[I]  Centre hikes import duty on crude, refined palm oil

[I]  SEA sees 4% dip in mustard output on lower area

 


[I]  Trump's trade war will hurt only 1 country, and it's not China

[I]  Cryptocurrencies are failing as money: Bank of England's Carney

[I]  BOJ chief flags prospect of exit from easy policy if inflation goals met

[I]  Nikkei rattled by fears of trade war, BOJ exit; auto, steel sector slide

[I]  Bill Gates says US will have another financial crisis similar to 2008

[I]  Most emerging Asian currencies edge up as dollar slips

[I]  Small growers' contribution rise, Tea Board voices concern

 


[I]  NITI Aayog panel recommends tax cuts on gold, revamping monetisation scheme

[I]  Indian firms slow on cybersecurity; might gain from EU's upcoming GDPR

[I]  Compliance issues: BS-VI cars to remain a luxury until April 2020

[I]  Road to cleaner fuel: BS-VI is already powering your car in Delhi

[I]  RBI rejects pleas from mobile wallet entities for less stringent KYC rules

[I]  Equity investors now turn their attention to export-driven sectors

[I]  Sharp increase in tariff on palm oil, chickpea

 

Best Regards, ARBIND
03 Mar 2018
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