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DOLLAR RALLIES AFTER DATA, FED MINUTES; WORLD SHARES HOLD RECORD HIGHS
The euro fell to a session low versus the dollar after the release of minutes from last month's Federal Reserve meeting... READ MORE›
WORLD'S BEST STOCK MARKET THIS YEAR COMES WITH A HUGE ASTERISK
The surge in Venezuelan equities mostly reflects a 97 percent currency devaluation on the black market and runaway inflation... READ MORE›
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A LESSON FROM HURRICANE IRMA CAPITALISM CANT SAVE THE PLANET IT CAN ONLY DESTROY IT
The environmental crisis demands a new ethics, politics and economics... READ MORE›
VENEZUELANS GIVE UP ON COUNTING PILES OF CASH AND START WEIGHING THEM
For a QuickTake explainer on Venezuela's economy, click here Until now, as the bolivar sank, the government declined to print bigger-denomination bills... READ MORE›
GOLDMAN SACHS COULD BE SUED FOR HELPING HIDE DEBTS WHEN IT JOINED EURO
Eurostat has said Greece did not report the Goldman Sachs transactions in 2008, when it and other countries were told to restate their accounts... READ MORE›
WHERE THE NEXT CRISIS WILL COME FROM
The world's banks are mostly stronger now than they were on the eve of the last financial crisis, but there are important exceptions... READ MORE›
HERE ARE THE BEST AND WORST PERFORMING ASSETS OF 2016
Were the worst performing, as rating agency Moody's Investors Service downgraded the firm and warned of a possible default... READ MORE›
JAPAN OVERTAKES CHINA AS LARGEST HOLDER OF U.S. TREASURIES
Collectively, the two nations account for about 37 percent of America's foreign debt holdings... READ MORE›
LLOYDS DISMISSES EIGHT STAFF OVER LIBOR
Related Stories Lloyds Banking Group has dismissed eight staff members following an investigation into the manipulation of some key interest rates set in London... READ MORE›
GLOBAL DEBT MAY BE UNDERSTATED BY $13 TRILLION
The BIS said non-financial users employ FX forwards and currency swaps for speculation and to hedge international trade and foreign currency bonds... READ MORE›
AT MIDDAY, EUROPEAN STOCKS RECOVER SOME OF THEIR EARLY LOSSES
In London the benchmark FTSE 100 index had dipped 0.4 percent at midday... READ MORE›
ECONOMIC STRESS AS WORLD RUNS OUT OF DOLLARS
It has widened to 38 basis points, near levels seen in the eurozone debt crisis and past bouts of stress... READ MORE›
GEORGE OSBORNE'S SECRET PLAN TO BAIL OUT THE EUROZONE
Potentially far more money is at stake with Mr Juncker's investment fund... READ MORE›
PRESIDENT RAISES FUEL PRICE BY 1300 AND DEVALUES BOLIVAR TO TACKLE CRISIS
Nicolas Maduro uses decree powers to raise fuel prices for first time in 20 years and devalues currency in bid to boost nation's coffers... READ MORE›
ECONOMIC WOES CREATE ANTI-ESTABLISHMENT MOVEMENTS AROUND THE WORLD
Its unemployment rate is low and youth unemployment is the lowest in EU... READ MORE›
LAWMAKERS WHO OWNED BANK STOCK WERE MORE LIKELY TO VOTE FOR WALL STREET BAILOUT
Amid the 2008 financial crisis, congressional lawmakers passed a bill providing 700 billion of direct support to major banks... READ MORE›
UK SERVICE SECTOR POWERS AHEAD AMID SHARP RISE IN NEW BUSINESS -LIVE
Indeed, there is a growing prospect of a sub-1 inflation reading in January given the plunge in motor fuel costs and the ongoing supermarket price-war... READ MORE›
A DECADE AFTER DEBT FORGIVENESS AFRICA STILL HOOKED ON DOLLARS
Data from Frankfurt-based index provider Concerto Financial Solutions shows 37 sub-Saharan African nations with outstanding local currency debt of just under 260 billion by end-2016... READ MORE›
DOLLAR LENDING OUTSIDE U.S. FALLS FOR FIRST TIME SINCE 2009
But with bond yields at historically low levels, bond issuance rose, lifting total euro credit to non-euro residents by 4.2 percent to 2.3 trillion, the Switzerland-based BIS said... READ MORE›
BANK OF AMERICA SAYS EUROPEAN CREDIT IS 'MISPRICING' INFLATION
Credit is mispricing the current headline inflation pick up, they said... READ MORE›
EXCLUSIVE: ROSNEFT RAISING MONEY FROM SWISS TRADER AS DEBT PAYMENT LOOMS
26, Rosneft raised 400 billion rubles in the domestic bond market, also saying it would not use the funds to buy foreign currency... READ MORE›
CARRY TRADE DEFINED, OR WHY INTEREST RATES MATTER
That's the core of what's known as a foreign-currency carry trade... READ MORE›
BREXIT KEEPS EUROPE'S TOP UTILITY AWAY FROM STERLING BOND MARKET
It last issued sterling bonds in 2014 and has more than 4 billion in pound-denominated 7.6 billion debt due from 2019 onwards, according to data compiled by Bloomberg... READ MORE›
JOHN OLIVER TOPS OPRAH GIVEAWAY BY BUYING $15 MILLION IN DEBT, FORGIVING IT ON TV
He explained to his viewers that he undertook the surprisingly easy task of starting a debt buying company, Central Asset Recovery Professional, Inc... READ MORE›
GLOBAL CURRENCY ISSUES IMPACT THE U.S.
That's because lending rates need to go below the inflation rate to stimulate the economy... READ MORE›
RUSSIAN FIRMS, BANKS SHRINK AS THEY FACE FRESH PEAK DEBT PAYMENT
Companies buying up hard currency for debt repayments helped drive the rouble sharply lower last year... READ MORE›
GREECE MAY RETURN TO ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE MIDDLE OF 2016
But Greece could quickly return to growth if the government ensures financial stability because all the fundamentals are there Dombrovskis said... READ MORE›
THE WORLD'S DEBT IS ALARMINGLY HIGH. BUT IS IT CONTAGIOUS?
After the 2008 financial crisis, investors poured money into China, Brazil, and other emerging markets to take advantage of recovering commodity prices and faster-growing economies... READ MORE›
YUAN SURGES IN HONG KONG AS TRADERS SEE PBOC SQUEEZING BEARS
The currency has rallied 1.6 percent, the most in Asia, since Moody's Investors Service cut its rating on China's debt a week ago... READ MORE›
RUSSIA SCALES UP TRUST BANK BAILOUT AS CRISIS BITES
4 billion in loans to bail out the first commercial banking victim of the country's currency crisis... READ MORE›
UKRAINE'S CREDITORS TO SHARE BURDEN OF NEW BAILOUT DEAL
A new 40 billion four-year funding package was unveiled on Wednesday for Ukraine, whose foreign currency reserves stood at just 6... READ MORE›
TRILLIONS SPENT BUT FINANCIAL CRISES LIKE GREECE'S PERSIST AROUND THE WORLD
Central banks can make debt less expensive by pushing down interest rates... READ MORE›