21 November 2014



Today’s Issue Cluster: India

Fish – Global production has jumped 80% over the past 20 years
Oil – Output Cuts Unthinkable for OPEC Have Nots
Drugs – The great American relapse


MAJOR DATA POINTS

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MARKETS

Rupee – Falls to Nine-Month Low WSJ


ECONOMICS

India – Falling Commodity Prices Lift Economy WSJ

India – Economic windfall as global growth slows FT *

India – Start-up sector poised to take-off FT * *

India – Modi seeks to revive ‘zombie factories’ R

India – Companies fret over debt levels FT

India – Modi-mania boosts stock markets FT *

India – The Battle for Global Manufacturing with China BW * *


POLITICS & FISCAL POLICY

India – Border Standoff with China WSJ * * *

India – Modi Presses Reform WSJ *


MONETARY POLICY

RBI – India’s Inflation Monster Not Tamed Yet WSJ / B *


FINANCE

India – Strong demand fuels the renaissance of microfinance FT * *


REAL ESTATE



SERVICES

Retail – India: A long way from the supermarket E * *


MANUFACTURING



TECH

Cybersecurity – NSA Director Warns of ’Dramatic’ attack in Next Decade WSJ

Cybersecurity – Financial Firms Bolster Budgets WSJ *


TRADE & TRANSPORTATION



COMMODITIES

Fish – Consumption of farmed seafood grows amid sustainability concerns FT * * *

Fish – Global production has jumped 80% over the past 20 years N *

Fish – Lobster farming a step closer ABC


ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT

Oil – Output Cuts Unthinkable for OPEC Have Nots B / B *

NatGas – Chill Pushes Up Prices WSJ *

NatGas – Russia-China Deal Bad for Australian Producers WSJ *


LABOR & EDUCATION

US – Obama to Protect 5m From Deportation WSJ / FT *

US – Obama’s Immigration Plan Seen Impacting Wages, Job Moves WSJ / FT * *

US – Undocumented Immigrant Population Levels Off WSJ *

US – Wave of Immigrants Resurges WSJ *

EU – Migrants Blocked From UK Spark Tension in France WSJ *


HEALTH

Drugs – Use at Work Roils Firms WSJ *

Drugs – The great American relapse E * * * *

Drugs – How cocaine conquered the world e * *


ENDNOTE

Societies in harsh environments more likely to believe in moralizing gods ann *


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