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After US Bank Failures, Citigroup CEO Says, "This Is Not A Credit Crisis"

After a string of closures alarmed investors and exacerbated unrest in the world's financial markets, Citigroup Inc. CEO Jane Fraser expressed confidence in American banks on Wednesday.   "The banking system is pretty sound," and large and regional banks are well-capitalized, Fraser told the...

Benchmark Rates Being Hiked By Central Banks As Banking Industry Remains In Turmoil

In an effort to combat inflation in the face of the unrest that has reverberated through the global banking system this month, the Bank of England raised interest rates on Thursday, following the Federal Reserve and the Swiss National Bank in doing so.   Investors had questioned if the...

Collapse Of Credit Suisse Jeopardizes Switzerland's Throne In Wealth Management

Experts caution that the collapse of Credit Suisse has seriously damaged Switzerland's standing as the top hub for wealth management, casting doubt on its reputation for stability, regulation, and corporate governance.   After months of fighting a crisis of confidence brought on by years of...

Mortgage Rates In The US Have Dropped The Most In Four Months As A Result Of The SVB, Says MBA

Lower mortgage interest rates were at least one benefit of last week's turmoil in the banking sector for American homebuyers.   After Silicon Valley Bank's failure and emergency measures to support the larger banking system drove a mad dash by investors to the safety of government bonds last...

Despite Actions Against Crypto In China, Hong Kong Strives To Become A Crypto Hub

With the collapse of the digital currency markets and numerous company collapses, the crypto industry has had a difficult year.   Hong Kong is attempting to establish itself as a hub for virtual assets despite the volatility.   The city's promotion of digital assets stands in stark...

U.S. LNG exports to Europe grows by nearly 2.5 times in a year

In 2022, American LNG shipments to Europe increased to 117.4 million cubic meters. According to a study by the White House Council of Economic Advisers, that is nearly 2.5 times more than a year prior (47.8 million cubic meters). The document claims that supply interruptions "related to Russia's...

Japanese financial authorities to discuss global financial situation

Nikkei newspaper reports that representatives of the Japanese Ministry of Finance, the Bank of Japan, and the Financial Services Agency are coordinating the possibility of a meeting on Friday evening to share information on the state of the financial and capital markets. According to the newspaper,...

China pushes aluminum production to the highest since 2015

In comparison to the same time last year, China's aluminum production increased 7.5 percent in the first two months of this year, according to data released by the National Bureau of Statistics on Wednesday. The easing of quarantine restrictions boosted demand projections and helped the economy....

IEA expects record oil demand in 2023

According to the International Energy Agency's (IEA) monthly report, China and the aviation sector will be the primary drivers of the projected 2 million barrels per day increase in global oil demand in 2023, to a record 102 million. "Global oil consumption growth will accelerate sharply during...

FT: Chinese clients of Swiss banks alarmed over possible sanctions

Wealthy Chinese clients have revealed that they are extremely concerned about keeping money in Swiss banks due to the possibility of being placed on sanctions lists – primarily because of Switzerland's policy, which has reportedly renounced neutrality earlier, according to Financial Times sources....
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