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In this dedicated space, one can explore a wealth of knowledge encapsulating the domain of Banking and Finance. Designed to cater to the curiosity of those captivated by the banking industry and finance fans alike, it delves into various subjects from the workings of central and commercial banks to the innovative realm of fintech startups. Additionally, it sheds light on macroeconomic aspects such as inflation and financial crises, providing a comprehensive perspective on financial trends and developments.

Inflation Threatens to Turn 2022 Into ‘Annus Horribilis’ for Powell, Biden

Inflation Threatens to Turn 2022 Into ‘Annus Horribilis’ for Powell, Biden "Annus horribilis," a Latin phrase meaning "terrible year," was famously used by the Queen of England to characterize 1992, a turbulent year she said she would never forget.

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Hong Kong's De Facto Central Bank, Proposes Regulating Fiat Currency-Backed Stablecoins With Rules Similar to Banks

Hong Kong’s De Facto Central Bank, Proposes Regulating Fiat Currency-Backed Stablecoins With Rules Similar to Banks This contrasts with its long-held view that bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency with a market capitalization of US$809 billion, is not a form of payment but only a "commodity."

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Inflation Is Running Hot. 15 Stocks to Help Tame It

Inflation Is Running Hot. 15 Stocks to Help Tame It Inflation has become severe enough to worry consumers, the Fed, and shareholders. Traders anticipate interest rates to climb as the central bank combats increasing prices, which has resulted in an equity market sell-off earlier this year.

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Stocks Rise As Investors Eye Inflation Data, Showing Biggest Jump Since 1982

Stock Market News Live Updates: Stocks Rise As Investors Eye Inflation Data, Showing Biggest Jump Since 1982 According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics‘ December CPI, prices grew at a 7.0% year-on-year pace at the end of 2021, the most significant rise in 40 years.

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China New Bank Loans Hit Record $3.13 Trillion In 2021, Despite Drop in Dec

China New Bank Loans Hit Record $3.13 Trillion In 2021, Despite Drop in Dec New bank lending in China dipped more than predicted in December, but lending for the full year of 2021 hit a record as the central bank quietly ramps up policy assistance to cushion the weakening economy.

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Omicron Pushes Hong Kong’s Import Supply Chain to Brink of Collapse

Omicron Pushes Hong Kong’s Import Supply Chain to Brink of Collapse Hundreds of flights have been canceled by Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd., the city's most connected carrier. Cargo capacity may be reduced to less than one-fifth of pre-pandemic values.

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Crypto Market Sentiment Turns to ‘Extreme Fear’ on Fed’s Hawkish Move

Crypto Market Sentiment Turns to ‘Extreme Fear’ on Fed’s Hawkish Move The fear index is presently at 23, indicating intense terror. Sentiment has dropped from around 80 in early November to the low twenties in the last few months. The index fell to a six-month low of 10 on January 8. Discover

Warren Buffett - The Best Stocks To Own When Inflation Spikes

Warren Buffett Says These Are The Best Stocks To Own When Inflation Spikes As a consequence of the Fed's huge money printing, prices are growing at a pace not seen in decades. In November, consumer prices in the United States climbed 6.8% year over year, the fastest rate since June 1982.

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The Next Wave Of The Supply-Chain Crisis Is Building

The Next Wave Of The Supply-Chain Crisis Is Building Financial collapse of suppliers is never nice, but it is usually obvious. A supplier's deterioration may be more subtle, resulting in dangers that are difficult to detect yet are expensive and possibly fatal to its clients.

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China’s Central Bank Vows Greater Support For Real Economy

China’s Central Bank Vows Greater Support For Real Economy The People's Bank of China announced at the end of last week that it would start making more "assertive" financial policy instruments. The comment mentioned that "appropriate use" would be made of monetary policy instruments' quantitative and structural roles.

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Omicron Will Hurt the U.S. Economy. Why the Pain Won’t Last.

Omicron Will Hurt the U.S. Economy. Why the Pain Won’t Last. Over the last few weeks, the Omicron form has increased Covid-19 cases to record highs in cities across the United States, disrupting Christmas travel plans and pushing workers and consumers out of offices and stores.

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Think the Federal Reserve Is Already Tightening? Not So Fast

Think the Federal Reserve Is Already Tightening? Not So Fast Finally, what is not appreciated is that a true tightening of liquidity in 2022 might result from an outright decrease of the central bank's balance sheet. That is not on the market's radar, but Fed watchers in the know are discussing it.

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There Will Be No Student-Loan Apocalypse

There Will Be No Student-Loan Apocalypse After almost two years of payments pause, over 20 million borrowers will be required to begin repaying their federal student loans in February. Due to worries about the Delta and Omicron versions and the economy, several Democrats have encouraged the Biden administration to prolong the payment freeze and interest waiver further.

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Germany Is Closing Half Of Its Reactors At Worst Possible Time

Germany Is Closing Half Of Its Reactors At Worst Possible Time Germany plans to deactivate nearly half of its nuclear-generating plants by the end of the year, placing more pressure on networks in Europe that are already dealing with one of the greatest power shortages the region has ever seen

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Holiday Travel Demand Is Staying Strong. It Looks Immune to Omicron for Now.

Holiday Travel Demand Is Staying Strong. It Looks Immune to Omicron for Now. By comparison, the busiest day of the Thanksgiving holiday—Nov. 28—reached 85% of 2019 levels. At the time, the Omicron variation was rarely mentioned. Discover

Holiday-Shortened Week, Inflation Data: What To Know This Week.

Holiday-Shortened Week, Inflation Data: What To Know This Week Due to the holiday falling on a Saturday this year, equity markets will be closed all day on Friday in observance of Christmas. The US market will likewise close earlier on Thursday, at 2 p.m. ET, and will be closed fully on Friday.

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