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The Government should best utilise the recent demonetisation move and bring a Budget full with out-of-the-box ideas, economists are reported to have conveyed to the Finance Minister Arun Jaitley.

Currently, the global stainless steel industry is going through difficult times, as prices of raw materials are increasing on one hand, and at the same time demand has been on a declining trend. Profitability of both manufacturers and traders of pipes and plate products have reduced significantly compared to the past two years. I have been speaking to many traders of pipes, plates and fittings about their business conditions and the most common answer I get is "Current business is even worse than what we experienced in the recession of 2008". It is not just the case with European or US manufacturers of stainless steel products, the effects of declining demand is being even faced by Chinese and Asian manufacturers. Nickel and ferro chrome prices are the driving factor for determining prices of stainless steel products. While, Nickel prices on the London Metal Exchange have been very volatile, ferro chrome prices have been recently increased by 12.5% by miners across economies. On account of an increase in ferro chrome prices, some manufacturers have already announced an increase in prices, while others are planning to increase the prices. Stockholders and buyers of products such as stainless steel sheets, plates, pipes, bars, fittings and flanges have been become highly risk averse and cautious while placing purchase orders with mills, especially in case of Asian stock holders who import these products from Chinese or Indian mills. The global speculation activity in metals has had a major impact on the buying patterns of consumers in Asian economies. Going forward, we expect the market to remain lack luster, with buyers staying on the back seat and purchasing in smaller quantities, to avoid major losses due to fluctuations in prices of Nickel and other raw materials. Although prices in the Indian market have remained stable, but selling big quantities of stainless steel plates, pipes and fittings has become difficult because of the risk averse attitude of traders

Concerns of a slowdown in the Chinese economy led to a selloff in major base metals including copper, aluminium and nickel. Even precious metals such as gold and silver were not spared. The key question is who to trust at times when gold is also on a freefall. This week global financial markets started with another round of selling, as investors turned risk averse following disappointing Chinese economic data. The Chinese Economy grew 7.7% during the first quarter of 2013, compared to the same period last year, missing economists' expectations of 8% growth. Growth also slowed compared to the last quarter of 2012, when it stood at 7.9%, raising expectations of a slowdown in the Chinese economy, which is a bearish signal for the global financial markets, especially base metals. Growth in Chinese industrial production also disappointed, with a reading of year on year growth of 8.9% in March compared to a 9.9% growth recorded in the previous month. Markets were expecting a growth of 10.0 year on year. Traders had expected China to post better results, as consumer spending had improved and Chinese government had also infused liquidity in the domestic financial system to aid growth. We expect the Chinese government to avoid a monetary tightening policy to aid growth in the coming months. Nickel prices were trading at around USD 15,500 / metric ton down around USD350 compared to the closing on Friday. The fall in nickel prices and weak Chinese economic data has come as a surprise to many stainless steel users and stockholders in emerging economies, as they had made material bookings for stainless steel seamless pipes, Stainless Steel Pipe Fittings and stainless steel strips in the last week,. They had anticipated Nickel prices of USD16000 / metric ton as bottom pric

U.S. economy has sounded a recession alarm. Economists believe that the current low unemployment rate and rising inflation rate in the United States will induce the Fed to raise interest rates to cool the overheated economy. This will frustrate investor and consumer confidence and trigger the US

Global markets are awaiting the results of the US Federal Reserve (Central Bank) meetings scheduled for today and tomorrow, amid growing concerns that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates, which may negatively affect stock markets, while contributing to supporting the value of the dollar. Although economists at global investment banks have indicated that the Federal Reserve may tighten monetary policy at each meeting, starting next March, the majority of economists in a Bloomberg survey expected the "US Federal Reserve" to use the monetary policy meeting on January 25-26, In order to suggest a 25 basis point increase in the benchmark interest rate, two experts are eyeing a sudden 50 basis point increase, which would be the largest since 2000, to combat higher price pressures. official advice The most notable official statement was by Lyle Brainard, who was nominated by US President Joe Biden to take over as Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve, where she stated that the Fed may raise interest rates from next March.

China is likely to see the first case of a default by a local government financing vehicle this year, said Zhang Zhiwei, chief China economist with Deutsche Bank AG. "The sooner the default happens, the better it is for investors ... as it could improve the pricing of risky assets and help policymakers solve the high financing costs in the market," Zhang said during a news conference in Beijing on Monday. Contact Us If you have further queries, don't hesitate to contact us at anytime, anywhere by simply visiting our website www.ono-bbb.net, or calling Hong Kong hotline at 852-25283382 or China hotline at 86-755-82352600, or emailing to tannet-solution@hotmail.com

The Indian economist and currently chairperson of the Forum of Federations, Mr. Vijay Kelkar believes that the introduction of Goods and Services Tax will raise the economic growth of India rapidly.

As yet another strike Tuesday paralysed life in West Bengal, industry bigwigs and economists said such agitations only affected the economy of the state adversely without solving important issues like price rise.

Wall Street continued higher to close out the week despite a report showing the economy grew only 2.2 percent in the first quarter, below economist expectations.

But for the rapid progress made by India and China, the pace of poverty reduction in developing countries would have been still slower after the global economic crisis, according to World Bank's lead economist.

The UK is not set to mimic events in Greece as the new government prepares an emergency budget for June, says Robin Bew at the Economist Intelligence Unit in his monthly Global Forecast programme.

As we enter 2019, real estate industry experts, researchers, and economists focus on the major trends that will dictate the commercial real estate industry in the next twelve months. Here is a quick snapshot of top six trends.

Most economists and analysts agree on one thing, that Tuesday's move could change the face of the country's economy

The industrial economy is expected to look down, with growth paring from 10 percent in 2009-10 to 9.2 percent in 2010-11, the growth in agriculture & allied services and services is forecast to turn in a better performance, leading economists have forecast in FICCI's Economic Outlook Survey.

It has been over 19 months since the tumult over India's GDP began. Many economists have questioned the government's method

Shifting to the new base rate modal by banks from the current Benchmark Prime Lending Rate (BPLR) would make it easier for small scale companies to raise money through banks, according to a new survey conducted by an industry body among bankers and economists.

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What the economists are saying about Europe's current wave on their economy? After a hard recession between 2008-2009, what happened to EU now.