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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.

Hong Kong Banks Feeling The Pain Of Losing Transaction Business As Over 400 Branches Shut Amid Pandemic

Hong Kong Banks Feeling The Pain Of Losing Transaction Business As Over 400 Branches Shut Amid Pandemic According to a Post analysis of bank announcements, 20 banks temporarily shuttered another 135 offices in the previous week, raising the number of citywide shutdowns to 412 as of Saturday. This represents 37% of the 1,100 local branches, up from 25% the previous week.

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Top Wall Street Analysts Remain Bullish on These Stocks as Earnings Season Winds Down

Credit Suisse On The Defensive After Dirty Money Data Leak Credit Suisse was dragged into a dirty money controversy on Monday when media revealed that the Swiss bank had maintained accounts for human rights violators, criminals, and sanctioned business people.

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PCE Inflation, Consumer Confidence: What To Know This Week

PCE Inflation, Consumer Confidence: What To Know This Week The Bureau of Economic Analysis will issue its monthly personal consumption expenditures (PCE) deflator on Friday, providing new data on the amount of price hikes throughout the rebounding economy.

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JPMorgan Now Expects Nine Straight Fed Rate Increases Until March 2023

JPMorgan Now Expects Nine Straight Fed Rate Increases Until March 2023 The estimate came as consumer prices in the United States rose by the most in four decades in January, raising fears of an overheating economy and a dramatic stock market selloff.

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Big Oil Is Spending Serious Money On Clean Energy

Big Oil Is Spending Serious Money On Clean Energy For a long time, fossil fuel firms have been scolded for 'greenwashing' and allocating just a small portion of their massive capital expenditures to green sources. However, that tendency looks to be reversing.

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U.S. Refiners Seek Alternatives To Russian Oil Amid Tensions

U.S. Refiners Seek Alternatives To Russian Oil Amid Tensions The concerns over Russian oil supply come at a time when normal gasoline prices in the United States are at their peak in almost eight years, increasing the pressure on President Joe Biden to ease consumer agony at the pump.

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Bank of Russia Proceeds With Digital Ruble, Renews Push for Crypto Ban

Bank of Russia Proceeds With Digital Ruble, Renews Push for Crypto Ban Meanwhile, according to the TASS news agency, the Ministry of Finance is on track to present a measure governing cryptocurrency by February 18. Discover

How Will China’s Belt And Road Impact Global Critical Metal Supplies?

How Will China’s Belt And Road Impact Global Critical Metal Supplies? China has already "come to Ecuador's rescue" in the previous ten years or so. For commerce involving crude oil, minerals, and other ventures, China offered long-term loans worth millions of dollars.

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Inflation Is Out Of Control, And It May Make The Fed Trigger Happy

Inflation Is Out Of Control, And It May Make The Fed Trigger Happy After the government revealed that consumer prices were running at an all-time high in January, 10-year Treasury rates finally crossed the psychologically important 2% mark on Thursday, sending equities into a spiral.

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What Economists Are Saying About Soaring Inflation

What Economists Are Saying About Soaring Inflation Consumer prices rose to their highest level in four decades in January, with inflation across the economy showing few signs of a climax after months of gains.

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China’s Consumer Spending During Spring Festival Was Weak. But Olympics-Related Wares Were a Hit

China’s Consumer Spending During Spring Festival Was Weak. But Olympics-Related Wares Were a Hit Tourism and moviegoing performed particularly poorly – both of which are typically strong performers over the Christmas season – but food and Olympic-related items performed better.

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Natural Gas Has Seen Big Price Swings. Why Investors Should Buckle Up

Natural Gas Has Seen Big Price Swings. Why Investors Should Buckle Up Natural-gas futures hit their best one-day percentage gain on record on January 27, with the February contract rising 46.5 percent on its expiry day to $6.265 per million British thermal units, the highest level since October of last year.

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Hong Kong Sets Stage For E-CNY Use, To Launch Pilot 'Soon After Spring Festival'

Hong Kong Sets Stage For E-CNY Use, To Launch Pilot ‘Soon After Spring Festival’ He did not provide a specific debut schedule, instead saying that it would start shortly after the Spring Festival. This season finishes on the 15th day of the Lunar New Year, which occurs on February 15, according to Chinese traditions.

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Goodbye Easy Money as Hawkish Central Banks Speed Up Rate Hikes

Goodbye Easy Money as Hawkish Central Banks Speed Up Rate Hikes Two years after the pandemic sent the global economy into a deep but brief recession, central bankers are withdrawing emergency assistance – and they're doing it far more quickly than either they or most investors anticipated.

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FTSE Falls Amid Stronger Pound As Bank Of England Increases Interest Rates

FTSE Falls Amid Stronger Pound As Bank Of England Increases Interest Rates On Thursday, the European equity market fell into the negative territory as investors processed the Bank of England's decision to raise interest rates from 0.25% to 0.5%. Discover

3 Assets That Have The Most To Fear From The Fed

3 Assets That Have The Most To Fear From The Fed The market convulsed last week at the prospect of the Fed shifting away from crisis-era stimulus toward tightening for fighting inflation, with equities dropped at the prospect of higher interest rates.

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