TRANQUIL IS THY PLACID SMILE. WISHING A GENTLE DAY AHEAD.
Macro Economic News 14 May 2020
India’s
government has redefined MSMEs and said it will offer nearly $60 billion of
loan guarantees for small businesses, shadow banks and power companies as part of
measures to combat the economic damage caused by the novel coronavirus
pandemic. Poor, farm sector are likely to be FM Nirmala Sitharaman's next focus
while ASSOCHAM is hopeful to see around 4% growth if PM Modi’s package is
pumped into economy. A monthly WSJ survey found economists expect gross
domestic product to shrink 6.6% this year, and the unemployment rate to hit 17%
this June. FED Chairman Jerome Powell urged to spend more money to ensure their
initial response to the coronavirus-induced economic contraction isn’t wasted
amid evidence that recovery will take longer than first thought. European
holidaymakers hoping to catch a plane this summer will have to wear masks and
travel light under guidelines set out by the European Commission. Workers stoical
as easing spurs fears of overcrowding although European investment plunge
raises fears for future growth. People's Daily writes, China needs more active
fiscal policy as pressure on economy increasing whereas Hong Kong’s economic
crisis just keeps getting worse. Australia employment slumps by record number
while farmers’ hopes are dashed in Australia on souring of china ties.
MARKETS (08:30 am)
[I] SGX NIFTY Fut: 9260; USDINR
DGCX: 75.3700; DJIA Mini: 23184; FTSE 100 Fut: 5839; NIKKEI
225 Fut: 20110; EUR-USD: 1.0814; Crude Oil (WTI): 25.47; Gold
(Spot): 1715
Best
Regards, ARBIND
14 May 2020
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