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Belgian Central Bank the corridors of financial power finds itself in a precarious situation, grappling with the aftermath of the expiration of the mandate of its influential governor, Pierre Wunsch. A notable figure on the European Central Bank’s rate-setting Governing Council, Wunsch’s term concluded on Monday, leaving the Belgian central bank in a state of…
In a notable turn of events, the cost of borrowing funds backed by U.S. Treasuries experienced a spike this week, reaching its highest level since 2019. The DTCC GCF Treasury Repo Index, which tracks the average daily interest rate for the most-traded General Collateral Finance (GFC) Repo contracts for U.S. Treasuries, surged to 5.452% on…
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Bond Markets a surprising turn of events, have witnessed an unprecedented two-month rally, rescuing them from the brink of a third consecutive year of declines. Fueled by expectations of imminent interest rate cuts by central banks, this rally has had profound implications on various financial instruments and markets worldwide. The Remarkable Bond Markets Rally The…
Ukraine Financial once reliant on crucial Western financial aid to sustain its economy post-Russia’s invasion in February 2022, now faces a potential setback in its planned pension indexation. The Minister for Social Policy, Oksana Zholnovych, believes that while pensions are covered by internal financial means, the looming uncertainty in foreign assistance might lead to the…
Royal Bank a significant move, Canada has given the green light to the Royal Bank of Canada’s (RBC) ambitious $10.2 billion acquisition of HSBC’s domestic unit. The approval underscores the tightening grip of Canada’s top lenders on the market and sets the stage for a transformative deal with far-reaching conditions. Herewe explore the key aspects…
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Moldovan Parliament usted central bank chief Octavian Armasu on Thursday over his perceived inaction in addressing the country’s infamous “$1 billion theft of the century” fraud scandal. The scandalwhich unfolded between 2014 and 2015, involved the disappearance of $1 billion from Moldova’s banking system, constituting a staggering 12% of the country’s gross domestic product at…
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Sberbank Potential financial landscape in Russia is undergoing a potential transformation as Sberbank emerges as a frontrunner for privatization, according to German Gref, the CEO of Russia’s largest bank. In this article, we delve into the various facets of this development, exploring the CEO’s perspective, the government’s stance, and the potential impact on the Russian…
The Spot Bitcoin enthusiasts and investors eagerly await a pivotal decision from U.S. regulators as the Jan. 10 deadline approaches. The decision hinges on whether the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will greenlight a spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF), a financial instrument designed to mirror the real-time price of bitcoin. With over 10 asset…
Citigroup Shuts Down undergoing a strategic transformation under the leadership of CEO Jane Fraser, and the latest casualty in this restructuring is the closure of its global distressed-debt business. This decision is part of Fraser’s broader overhaul to improve the bank’s performance and shed underperforming segments. The move follows Citigroup’s recent announcement of shutting down…
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Stocks Making the dynamic world of stock markets.Premarket movements can be indicative of significant developments. Let’s delve into the notable premarket activities of key companies, shedding light on the factors influencing their stock prices. 1. Micron Technology: Surges on Strong Earnings Stocks Making Micron Technology experienced a robust premarket surge of nearly 6%, propelled by…