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RUSSIAN LAWMAKER KERIMOV STRIKES DEAL TO BUY VOZROZHDENIE BANK
Russian lawmaker Kerimov strikes deal to buy Vozrozhdenie bank sources... READ MORE›
UGANDA READIES FOR ISLAMIC BANKING TAKEOFF, APEX BANK TO PUBLISH RULES
In December, the central bank became an associate member of the Islamic Financial Services Board IFSB, one of the industry's main standard-setting bodies... READ MORE›
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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›
INTEREST RATES ARE ABOUT TO GO UP IN CANADA -- NO, FOR REAL THIS TIME
Instead, the central bank moved in the opposite direction, cutting rates twice that year to bring its rate to 0.5 per cent, where it currently sits... READ MORE›
BUY GOLD NO MATTER WHO WINS THE ELECTION HSBC SAYS
Even the relatively more internationalist Democratic candidate has argued for the renegotiation of longstanding free-trade agreements... READ MORE›
WHAT WILL INDIA DO WITH 23 BILLION WORTHLESS BANKNOTES?
The notes would make a pile 300 times the height of Everest... READ MORE›
LIBYA ON BRINK OF ECONOMIC COLLAPSE
Libya's daily oil production before the 2011 uprising stood at 1.6 million barrels... READ MORE›
BANK STOCKS HAVE GAINED $300 BILLION IN 25 DAYS THANKS TO TRUMP
You have to become more cautious, said Daniel Genter, who oversees about 4.2 billion as chief executive officer at Los Angeles-based RNC Genter Capital Management... READ MORE›
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY SET TO GET EVEN WORSE NEXT YEAR, BIG BANKS WARN
Mortgage carrying costs to rise 8 percent for new buyers next year, Scotiabank says... READ MORE›
MEXICO'S GOVERNMENT IS WORKING ON A TRUMP CONTINGENCY PLAN
Both the central bank and the finance ministry, asked to elaborate, declined to comment... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIANS MAY SOON STRUGGLE TO MAKE ENDS MEET
Further intensifying the squeeze is a rising cost of living, with electricity prices climbing as much as 20 percent in New South Wales state next month... READ MORE›
WHY NOBODY TRUSTS THE WORLD'S BEST CURRENCY
The regulator in January removed regulations limiting lenders from buying and selling foreign currency outside a 4 percent band on either side of the official exchange rate... READ MORE›
FED RATE-HIKE ODDS APPROACH 100 IN ANTICIPATION OF TRUMPENOMICS
Trump's spending plans are driving speculation the Fed will pick up its pace of rate increases as inflation expectations climb... READ MORE›
OPEC BE WARNED: RUSSIA PREPARES FOR OIL AT $40
Rising 16 percent from current levels by the end of the year, oil's 10 percent decline in March alone amid supply woes is making the market nervous... READ MORE›
BONDS RISE WITH GOLD, YEN AS WEAK CHINA DATA STOKE HAVEN DEMAND
Currencies Japan's currency rose 0.5 percent against the dollar, as the euro briefly fell below 1.10 for the first time since July... READ MORE›
GOLD CAUGHT IN CROSSFIRE AS TRUMP ANGST RUNS INTO RATE CONCERNS
In Singapore, paring the week's advance to 1.7 percent, according to Bloomberg generic pricing... READ MORE›
FED SETS UP MOVE IN DECEMBER WHILE LEAVING RATES ON HOLD
Fed officials revealed growing confidence that inflation is on track to reach their 2 percent target... READ MORE›
AFTER 2 HIKES THIS YEAR, BANK OF CANADA STANDS PAT AND KEEPS INTEREST RATE STEADY AT 1%
Bank of Montreal economist Doug Porter says that's because the bank in its statement said it would continue to be cautious about setting monetary policy... READ MORE›
IF YOU THINK SOCIALISM WORKS, TAKE A LOOK AT EUROPE
On Thursday, European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi announced a gargantuan stimulus and economic funding package to help mend Europe's banking system... READ MORE›
HOW WILL INDIA DESTROY 20 BILLION BANKNOTES?
India's central bank will have to destroy, by one estimate, some 20 billion expired banknotes after it scrapped two high-value denominations... READ MORE›
FED MINUTES POINT TO RATE HIKE 'RELATIVELY SOON'
Kansas City Fed President Esther George, Cleveland's Loretta Mester and Eric Rosengren of Boston dissented at the meeting in favor of higher rates... READ MORE›
STOCKS REBOUND ON CENTRAL BANKS AS EURO, OIL CLIMB
U.S. banks have rallied this week as Federal Reserve chief Janet Yellen reiterated that the central bank's tightening is on track... READ MORE›
WITH TRUMP LURKING, THE FED'S RATE HIKES BECOME UNLIKELY
And that's what seems to have happened with the retail sales figures... READ MORE›
BONDS SLIDE WITH STOCKS AS INFLATION, POOR EARNINGS FUEL ANXIETY
Brent for December settlement dropped 1.4 percent to 52.41 a barrel on the London-based ICE Futures Europe exchange... READ MORE›
BANK OF CANADA CUTS ECONOMIC OUTLOOK ON SLOWER HOUSING MARKET, SOFTER EXPORTS
The central bank trimmed its outlook for growth this year to 1.1 per cent, from the 1.3 per cent it had forecast in July... READ MORE›
U.S. STOCKS SLIP ON TECH DROP, DOLLAR UP AFTER FED
The greenback strengthened and 10-year Treasury yields climbed as the Fed suggested the strength of the labor market will ultimately prevail over weakness in inflation... READ MORE›
BANK OF CANADA HOLDS INTEREST RATE STEADY BUT SEES 'SUBSTANTIAL REBOUND' FOR REST OF 2016
Bank of Canada holds interest rate steady but sees 'substantial rebound' for rest of 2016... READ MORE›
BEFORE MASSIVE BANGLADESH HEIST, NEW YORK FED FEARED SUCH CYBER ATTACKS
Security is handled by the New York Fed's Central Bank and International Account Services CBIAS division, a closely-guarded operation inside its fortress in lower Manhattan... READ MORE›
YELLEN SEES MORE RATE HIKES AHEAD IF ECONOMY STAYS ON COURSE
Yellen said the Fed panel's outlook for a moderate pace of growth is based on continued stimulative monetary policy, and a pick-up in global activity... READ MORE›
EXCLUSIVE: NY FED FIRST REJECTED CYBER-HEIST TRANSFERS, THEN MOVED $81 MILLION
The New York Fed has said it blocked the 30 resubmitted requests because they were flagged for economic sanctions review... READ MORE›
FED WAITING TO SEE ECONOMIC RESULTS FROM FLURRY OF TRUMP ACTIONS
U.S. central bankers judge they can raise rates gradually to stay ahead of inflation... READ MORE›
CENTRAL BANKS WORRY ABOUT ENGAGING WORLD MARKETS AFTER BREXIT
As global markets reel after an establishment-rattling vote by Britain to sever ties with Europe, investors are again expecting central banks to ride to the rescue... READ MORE›