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Bank of England cuts rates after tight vote but signals caution over further moves
The Bank of England cut interest rates on Thursday after a narrow vote by policymakers but it signalled that the already gradual pace of lowering borrowing costs might slow further. ...
Russia's central bank says it will sue European banks in Russian court over frozen assets
Russia's central bank said on Thursday it will extend its legal action beyond its lawsuit against Belgium-based depository Euroclear and sue European banks in a Russian court over attempts to use...
US consumer prices likely posted largest annual increase in 1-1/2 years in November
U.S. consumer prices likely increased by the most in 1-1/2 years in the year to November, economists predicted, which would underscore the worsening affordability challenges confronting Americans that...
EU leaders will loan 90 billion euros to Ukraine, but fail to agree to use frozen Russian assets
European Union leaders decided on Friday to borrow cash to loan 90 billion euros to Ukraine to fund its defence ?against Russia ?for the next two years rather than use frozen Russian assets,...
Rupee extends intervention-spurred rise, merchant flows dominate
The Indian rupee extended gains slightly on Thursday, after rebounding from a record low in the previous session following central bank market intervention, which also contributed to a rise in...
Trump says next Fed chair will believe in lower interest rates 'by a lot'
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday the next chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve will be someone who believes in lower interest rates by a lot. I'll soon announce our next...
ECB upgrades growth outlook, closing door to more cuts
The European Central Bank kept its policy rates steady on Thursday and revised upwards some of its growth and inflation projections, a move that probably closes the door to further cuts in borrowing...
US Fed terminates Citi notices that demanded bank improve risk controls, sources say
The U.S. Federal Reserve has told Citigroup it has closed formal notices requiring the bank to fix trading risk management weaknesses, according to people with knowledge of the matter, a significant...
Cinven announces departure of two senior executives amid UK pricing probe
International private equity firm Cinven said on Wednesday co-Managing Partner Supraj Rajagopalan and Chief Financial Officer Alex Leslie, who is also the chief operating officer, will step down from...
Ahead of Trump meeting, Waller says he 'absolutely' would defend Fed independence
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller, on the short list to succeed Fed Chair Jerome Powell next year and scheduled to be interviewed for the job by President Donald Trump on Wednesday, said he...
Trump administration asks Fed to clarify CFPB funding availability
The U.S. Justice Department has called on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to clarify whether the central bank has stopped losing money, which President Donald Trump's administration has said...
Waller says Fed policy still in restrictive territory, sees room to cut rates
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said on Wednesday the U.S. central bank still has room to cut interest rates amid rising job market weakness. I still think we're probably,...
Finance chiefs see US prices rising next year, tariffs still a top concern
U.S. corporate finance chiefs continue to cite tariffs as a top concern and on average see prices rising more than 4% next year, according to a survey released on Wednesday that may add to Federal...
Russian court will hear central bank's lawsuit against Euroclear on January 16
A Moscow court will hold a preliminary hearing on January 16 on the Russian central bank's lawsuit against Belgian depository Euroclear, the court's press service said on Wednesday. The...
India's RBI returns with decisive hand to halt rupee's one-way slide
India's central bank intervened aggressively in currency markets on Wednesday, selling dollars to prop up the rupee, bankers said, echoing its earlier heavy-handed efforts to stem a one-way decline in...
Indian central bank steps in aggressively to boost struggling rupee, traders say
The Indian central bank intervened aggressively on Wednesday to boost a struggling rupee after the currency hit record lows for four consecutive trading sessions, dragged down by portfolio outflows...
Japan's exports to US post first rebound in 8 months as tariff pain eases
Japan's exports to the U.S. rebounded for the first time in eight months in November, in a sign of easing pain from U.S. tariffs, government data showed on Wednesday, bolstering the case for the...
Some Trump officials cast doubts on Hassett for Fed chair, Politico reports
Some Trump administration officials have privately raised doubts about the possible selection of National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett as the next Federal Reserve chair, Politico reported...
Canadian dollar extends recent gains as US labor market cools
The Canadian dollar strengthened to a near three-month high against its U.S. counterpart on Tuesday after mixed U.S. jobs data that could strengthen the case for a divergence in policy between...
More rate cuts could reignite inflation, hurt Fed credibility, Bostic says
Further interest rate cuts could put U.S. monetary policy on an accommodative footing that stimulates economic growth and puts the country at risk of a new jump in inflation and inflation...
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