Category : Banking crisis
Why negative interest rates are inevitable
The big six central banks now own 40% of global GDP, which is more than double the 17% they held before the financial crisis.
China central bank announces surprise cut in bank reserve requirements
China's central bank said on Tuesday it will cut the amount of cash most commercial and foreign banks.
ECB Weighs Emergency Cash Injections to Smooth Bank Rescues
New instrument would require joint euro-area public guarantee.
Germany wants its gold back
The German government is seeking to repatriate its physical gold to protect its economy from the threat of a new global economic crisis.
HSBC to pay $100 million to end Libor rigging lawsuit in the US
HSBC has agreed to pay $100 million to end private U.S. litigation accusing it of conspiring to manipulate the Libor benchmark interest rate.
Death knell tolls for the euro as more European nations repatriate gold
The latest trend among European countries of bringing home their gold reserves has been raising concerns in Brussels.
Death knell tolls for the euro as more European nations repatriate gold
The latest trend among European countries of bringing home their gold reserves has been raising concerns in Brussels.
Asian Central Banks Unlikely to Follow Fed Rate Hike
Most Asian central banks will stand pat for now, even with the Federal Reserve poised to raise borrowing costs this week.
Goldman Sees ‘Financial Fragility’ Rising in Markets
Markets are becoming their own worst enemies, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
JPMorgan has calculated when the next recession will hit
JPMorgan uses a proprietary economic model to forecast the probability of a recession.