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Bank Deposits Worth Around $100 Billion Removed, And Authorities Praised The System For Being Stable And Robust

As new information revealed that clients recently withdrew roughly $100 billion in deposits, regulators reaffirmed their assurance to the public that the banking system is secure.   Friday saw a special closed meeting of the Financial Stability Oversight Council that was attended by Treasury...

As Expenses Rise, Amazon And Other Retailers Overhaul "Free" Shipping

Free delivery is not an actual thing.   Yet, as prices rise and e-commerce shrinks, Amazon.com Inc. and other online retailers who rely on supposedly free shipping to build consumer loyalty are battling to prevent it from eating into their profitability.   Companies are increasing...

Following US And Swiss Bank Rescues, The ECB Watchdog Predicts No Spread To Europe

According to a source on Friday, after U.S. lenders gave First Republic Bank a $30 billion lifeline and drew record amounts from the Federal Reserve, supervisors at the European Central Bank do not see any spillover effects from recent sector turmoil for euro zone banks.   The San...

US Bank Stocks Fall As The SVB Raises Capitalization Concerns

The S&P 500 bank index fell nearly 6% on Thursday, the most in over two years, as investors fled the industry in the aftermath of SVB Financial Group's share sale announcement and crypto bank Silvergate's decision to cease operations.   SVB shares, which include Silicon Valley Bank, fell...

Frontier Nations Will Suffer The Most If The Fed Rate Rises To 6%, According To Analysts

Emerging markets are facing their demons as traders speculate on whether the United States Federal Reserve will raise interest rates as high as 6%, a level that could kick weaker countries when they're down, while diverging global growth paths and China's reopening may cushion some of the blow for...

Slowest Rise In Consumer Inflation In China In A Year In February, Creating Space For Further Economic Stimulus

In February, China's annual consumer inflation fell to its lowest level in a year, as consumers maintained caution about spending even though strong pandemic restrictions were lifted in late 2022.    Analysts said that when combined with the persistence of producer deflation, which...

IEA's Birol Issues A Warning About A Tighter Energy Supply Next Winter

Fatih Birol, the head of the International Energy Agency (IEA), has warned that there may be energy shortages next winter because there aren't many new liquefied natural gas (LNG) products entering the market, even as China's consumption is expected to increase this year.   Birol told...

South Korean Startup Rebellions Introduces A New Chip As The Country Targets To Enter The AI Race

Rebellions Inc., a South Korean startup, unveiled an artificial intelligence (AI) chip on Monday as it competed for government contracts and Seoul sought a place for homegrown firms in the burgeoning AI sector.   The firm's ATOM chip is the most recent attempt by Korea to compete with Nvidia...

Russia Will Decrease Oil Production Due To Price Caps

Following the imposition of a price cap on oil products by major economies, Russia will cut its crude oil production by 500,000 barrels per day starting in March. Following the cut's announcement by Alexander Novak, deputy prime minister of Russia, oil prices increased.   The price that the...

The Reason Behind Oil Giants Like BP, Shell, Are Making So Much Profits Now

The large oil companies, including ExxonMobil and Norway's Equinor as well as UK-based BP and Shell, have been announcing astounding profit numbers.   They are all profiting from the rise in oil and gas prices as a result of the invasion of Ukraine.   People struggle to pay their...

The Key Macro-Economic Indicators Of Crisis-Hit Pakistan

In order to unlock much-needed funds from a $6.5 billion program, the International Monetary Fund has asked for more time to negotiate with Pakistan.   The cash-strapped nation's four most important economic indicators are listed below.   Currency Reserves   Only three weeks'...

With Outflows, Job Cuts, And A Lawsuit, Cryptocurrency Firms Are Off To A Bumpy Start In 2023

On Thursday, the crypto industry's woes continued, with plummeting deposits, layoffs, and a lawsuit adding to the turbulence of 2022, which was dominated by falling prices and high-profile bankruptcies.   The fallout from the collapse of cryptocurrency exchange FTX, as well as criminal...
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