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EU falling behind on growth, reforms even more urgent, says Draghi
BRUSSELS -The European Union is falling further behind global rivals on growth and governments are failing to grasp the urgency to act, former European Central Bank president and Italian prime...
Rupee posts best day in a month as investors gear up for Fed outcome
The Indian rupee rose on Wednesday, supported by a weaker dollar ahead of an expected U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut and upbeat sentiment from trade talks with Washington. The rupee rose...
Trump economic adviser Miran gets Senate nod to join Fed board
The U.S. Senate on Monday narrowly confirmed Stephen Miran to the Federal Reserve's Board of Governors, expanding President Donald Trump's influence over the world's most important central bank and...
Trading Day: Tech momentum accelerates as Fed looms
ORLANDO, Florida -TRADING DAY Making sense of the forces driving global markets By Jamie McGeever, Markets Columnist U.S. and world stocks roared to new...
Exclusive-Former Fed Bullard, after meeting Treasury chief, flags conditions to be Fed chair
James Bullard, the former president of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, said Monday he'd spoken last week with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent about becoming central bank chair, and that he's...
US banks borrow $1.5 billion from Fed's repo facility in sign of mild funding pressure
U.S. banks borrowed $1.5 billion from the Federal Reserve's Standing Repo Facility on Monday, the deadline for quarterly corporate tax payments and Treasury debt settlements, Fed data showed,...
Russia's Putin says measures to reduce inflation are working, but growth needs work
MOSCOW -Russian President Vladimir Putin told a government meeting on Monday that measures to reduce inflation were working, but questioned whether more needed to be done to boost growth. ...
Currencies: Central banks in sight
As you know, this is THE week for central bankers, even though the US Federal Reserve is likely to overshadow its counterparts. If there is a surprise, it is unlikely to come from the rate cut itself,...
Natura to sell Avon CARD, exploring options for Avon International
SAO PAULO -Brazil's cosmetic marker Natura has entered into a binding agreement to sell Avon CARD, the company said in a securities filing on Monday, adding it continues to explore strategic...
Rising rates dent appetite for India corporate bonds, fund managers say
MUMBAI -Indian mutual funds may see limited near-term interest in corporate bonds schemes after recording their first outflows of this financial year in August, as rising yields prompted profit...
Sterling firms heading into busy week of central bank decisions
Sterling gained against the dollar and the euro on Monday as investors braced for a week of pivotal central bank decisions in which the U.S. Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates and the...
Canadian home sales rise for fifth straight month in August
TORONTO -Canadian home sales rose for a fifth straight month in August as increased activity in the regions of Montreal, Greater Vancouver and Ottawa offset a decline in the Greater Toronto Area,...
India's central bank steps up NDF activity to counter tariff impact on flows, bankers say
MUMBAI -The Reserve Bank of India has stepped up its presence in the offshore non-deliverable forward market to support the rupee, which has come under pressure from shifting demand-supply dynamics,...
Russia warns Europe: we will go after any state which takes our assets
Russia on Monday warned it would go after any European state that sought to take its assets after reports that the European Union is looking for new ways to leverage hundreds of billions of dollars of...
India stock benchmarks open flat ahead of Fed meeting
India's equity benchmarks are off to a muted start on Monday, in line with other Asian peers, as investors awaited this week's U.S. Federal Reserve meeting, where policymakers are widely expected to...
Rupee ends little changed, importer hedging caps lift from softer dollar
The Indian rupee closed nearly flat on Monday, as the boost from a broadly weaker dollar was blunted by persistent hedging demand from importers and lacklustre foreign portfolio flows. ...
Dollar eases ahead of central bank bonanza, eyes on Fed
The dollar slipped on Monday ahead of a pivotal week filled with central bank decisions headlined by the Federal Reserve, while the euro hardly reacted to Fitch's downgrade of France's credit rating....
Canada announces new federal agency to build affordable housing
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced on Sunday a new federal agency supported by an initial C$13 billion in capitalization to build affordable housing, following campaign promises to bolster...
Bessent met with BlackRock's Rieder as search for next Fed chair continues, source says
WASHINGTON -U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent met with BlackRock Inc executive Rick Rieder in New York on Friday, as the Trump administration continued its search for a new chair for the Federal...
Fed hawks and doves: what US central bankers are saying
The Federal Reserve is expected to deliver its first interest-rate cut this year at its September 16-17 meeting, as it moves to counter a cooling labor market even as inflation remains above target....
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