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19 Nis 2023
Year-to-date price changes. Prices at markets close. • A fairly quiet week with some inflation and GDP data. Monday Eurozone finance ministers to meet in Brussels to discuss energy markets; UAE to host the World Government Summit; Switzerland, India CPI; Turkey current account. Tuesday EU finance ministers to meet to discuss the impact of Russia’s war; US CPI; Eurozone, Hungary, Norway, Japan GDP; UK, France unemployment. Wednesday Eurozone, US industrial p...Devamını Oku
13 Şub 2023
• Swiss federal prosecutors have launched a criminal probe targeting the perpetrators of a 2022 leak of information on thousands of Credit Suisse accounts, they said on Friday, adding that the alleged offenses were the violation of banking secrecy laws, damage caused to Credit Suisse and making confidential business information available to foreign organizations or their agents. A step back: Last February, more than 18,000 accounts —including human rights abusers, fr...Devamını Oku
06 Şub 2023
• The greatest risk for the global economy in the near future is the cost-of-living crisis while the biggest long-term threats remain climate-related, according to the Global Risks Report published by the World Economic Forum on Wednesday. The annual poll of 1,200 government, business, and civil society professionals suggests there will be little respite in the next two years as countries grapple with "energy, inflation, food, and security crises." via Bloomberg ...Devamını Oku
12 Oca 2023
• The ECB raised interest rates by 50 basis points on Thursday, marking a slowdown following two consecutive 75-basis-point hikes but keeping further rate hikes firmly on the table. The central bank for the 19-country eurozone raised its deposit rate to 2%, as expected, while officials pledged to shrink their €5 trillion bond portfolio through quantitative tightening, beginning in March. via Bloomberg Britain: The Bank of England raised its key rate in a simi...Devamını Oku
16 Ara 2022
• The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) —dubbed the central bank to the world's central banks— said there is a hidden risk to the global financial system embedded in the $65 trillion of dollar debt being held by non-US institutions via currency derivatives. The quote: “The missing dollar debt from FX swaps/forwards and currency swaps is huge,” the Switzerland-based institution said, adding the lack of direct information about the scale and location of the pro...Devamını Oku
06 Ara 2022
• Credit Suisse unveiled details of its plan to raise $4 billion from investors to fund a restructuring that will see it cut thousands of jobs and shift its focus away from investment banking towards wealth management, as the lender attempts to move past a string of scandals and losses. Switzerland's second-biggest lender is offering new and existing shareholders the chance to buy new shares. Zoom in: It said new investors have committed to buying 462 million new sha...Devamını Oku
01 Kas 2022
• Switzerland signed for the purchase of Lockheed Martin’s F-35 warplanes. The deal has attracted many objections in the country, and opponents wanted to hold a national vote on the transaction. The government said the aircraft will be delivered between 2027 and 2030 and will replace the current fleet of F/A-18 Hornets and F-5 Tigers.
20 Eyl 2022
⚡ Lightning Round Queen Elizabeth II's coffin left Buckingham Palace for the last time and traveled to Westminster Hall where she will lie in state for four days until her funeral on Monday. The US will transfer $3.5 billion in frozen funds from Afghanistan’s central bank to use for the country’s people fighting hunger, and the Taliban government will not be a part of the new Afghan Fund, which will maintain with the Bank for International Settlements in Switzer...Devamını Oku
15 Eyl 2022
• European energy companies are turning to governments to shore up their liquidity and secure supplies as the ongoing energy crisis led to ballooning collateral requirements, testing their ability to stay afloat. Switzerland’s largest renewable electricity producer Axpo and Finnish utility Fortum both said on Tuesday they had secured big new state-backed credit lines. Meanwhile: German gas giant Uniper’s losses to replace missing Russian gas flows might reach a €7 bi...Devamını Oku
07 Eyl 2022