Saturday 22 February 2020

TOUCH THY HEART AND SAY I AM WITH YOU. WISHING A LOVING WEEKEND AHEAD.

Macro Economic News 22 Feb 2020
 

U.S. business activity in February fell to its lowest level in more than six years as companies pulled back on fears of slow global growth, according to private survey data. U.S. home sales sputtered in January, the latest sign that some of the lowest interest rates in half a century are failing to offset the high prices and limited inventory keeping many buyers on the sidelines. If central banks want to get the most out of crisis-era stimulus tools the next time they are needed, they should be deployed “early and aggressively” when confronting a downturn, new research claims. President Trump said the U.S. would consider a third round of aid payments for farmers who have borne the brunt of retaliation for U.S. tariffs for much of the past two years. UK manufacturers also feel the heat as EU trade battles loom. China's passenger car sales tumble 92% in first half of Feb. while BOE's Tenreyro says hit to global growth could be large. India Inc’s effective tax rate falls for first time in 6 years although Auto sector's woes may not end anytime soon while service providers feel the pain as India Inc faces working capital squeeze. India-focused PE/VC funds create record by raising $11.7 billion in 2019 while Forex reserves touch lifetime high on rise in foreign currency assets.

 








 












 










 











 








 







 







 
Best Regards, ARBIND
22 Feb 2020

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