Saturday 16 May 2020

RETHINK, RECREATE, AND REBOUND. WISHING A RECOVERING WEEK AHEAD.

Macro Economic News 16 May 2020

 

India is expected to produce a record 107 million tonnes of wheat this year. FM announced ₹1.5-lakh-cr booster targeting agriculture sector while a study finds more than 80% Indian households have already lost income during lockdown whereas ADB thinks global economy could witness losses worth up to $8.8 trillion due to Covid-19. U.S. House passes $3 trillion aid bill while Fed warns of significant hit to asset prices if crisis grows although Michigan sees budget gap twice as big as last recession’s. Industrial Production in U.S. fell by 11.2% in April, the steepest drop in records in more than 100 years. A current round of Brexit talks ended in a stalemate, adding another economic anxiety whilst Germany enters recession but fares better than neighbours leading to the Eurozone’s need to soften its rules and accept high-yield debt as collateral. China’s economic activity showed some signs of improvement though rising joblessness continued to weigh heavily on consumer spending. Record drops in spending and industrial output show the scale of economic disruption from lockdowns and soaring unemployment across geographies hurting women the  most while huge stimulus could lead to ‘red hot’ price rises over the longer term.

 









 









 








 








 








 









 







 
Best Regards, ARBIND
16 May 2020

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