News from the Financial Center: A Top Central Banker for the UBS Board of Directors
UBS is strengthening its board with the nomination of Agustín Carstens, a prominent central banker, while also welcoming an Apple executive and making leadership changes at DZ Bank.
The number of dead after military plane accident in Bolivia has increased to 20
At least 20 people have died and several others are injured after a military transport plane crashed near La Paz, Bolivia, while carrying new banknotes from the central bank.
At least 11 dead in Bolivian military plane crash loaded with central bank money
A Bolivian military Hercules C-130 aircraft crashed in El Alto, killing at least 11 people, many of whom were on the ground when the plane crashed after hitting several vehicles.
In January, US$ 2.730 million left for savings
In January, Argentina experienced a net loss of US$ 2.730 million in currency as people and businesses bought dollars for savings purposes.
The BCRA bought dollars every day in February and acquired US$1555 million in the month
The Central Bank of Argentina has consistently purchased US dollars every day in February, totalling US$1555 million during the month, which is a significant increase in foreign reserves.
UniCredit withdrew its appeal to the CJEU against the ECB's request for its withdrawal from Russia
Italian bank UniCredit has withdrawn its appeal to the European Court of Justice against the European Central Bank's directive to exit Russia, following pressure and sanctions related to the conflict in Ukraine.
The Central Bank Requests Human Judgment
The Central Bank of Iceland is seeking enhanced human judgment in its decision-making processes.
The police are investigating a villa in France. Kažimír's partner threatens lawsuit
Slovak police are investigating a villa in France linked to the partner of Slovakia's central bank governor over alleged corruption related to public IT contracts.
“Controlled” Dollar: The Treasury is said to have intervened in the exchange market to prevent further increases
Argentina's Treasury reportedly intervened in the exchange market to manage the rising value of the dollar.
Surge in Gold Prices Delights Turks and Weakens Efforts to Curb Inflation
The rising prices of gold have significantly increased the wealth of Turks but have complicated the country's battle against inflation.
Fixed term: what is the interest rate bank by bank this Friday, February 27
The Central Bank of Argentina released the fixed-term interest rates offered by various banks as of February 27, helping savers make informed decisions for their investments.
Věra Jourová is to become a member of the Ethics Committee of the European Central Bank
Věra Jourová is expected to join the Ethics Committee of the European Central Bank (ECB).
Brazil's gross public debt remains at 78.7% of GDP in January, shows Central Bank
Brazil's gross public debt stood at 78.7% of GDP in January, slightly below expectations, with a primary surplus recorded in the consolidated public sector.
Germany: A small but unexpected decrease in inflation in February
Inflation in Germany unexpectedly fell to 2% year-on-year in February, according to preliminary data from the federal statistical office.
The Euribor Gives Another Slight Respite in February and Faces a Long Period of Stability
The Euribor rate shows minimal changes in February, remaining stable as the European Central Bank holds interest rates steady.
As the yuan sizzles, China’s central bank deploys double-barrelled policy tweak
China's central bank has introduced new measures to lower foreign exchange hedging costs and support cross-border yuan financing as the currency strengthens.
Inflation Halts Declines in February and Remains Unchanged at 2.3%
Inflation in Spain stabilized at 2.3% in February, ending a three-month period of decreases and reflecting mixed impacts from energy prices.
Profit of Latvian financial institutions - 29.5 million euros
Latvian monetary financial institutions reported a profit of €29.5 million in January, an 18.5% decrease from the same period in 2025 according to Latvia's central bank data.
Analysts back MPC’s 50 basis-point rate cut
Analysts support the Monetary Policy Committee's decision to reduce the rate by 50 basis points, viewing it as a credibility signal.
Central Bank records a negative result of R$ 120 billion in 2025
The Central Bank of Brazil reported a negative result of R$ 119.97 billion in 2025 due to the appreciation of the real against the dollar, which was fully covered by its reserve funds.
Peso depreciates ahead of Banxico quarterly report: What is the exchange rate TODAY?
The Mexican peso depreciated against the dollar as analysts await the quarterly report from Mexico's central bank, Banxico.
A loan-defaulter businessman appointed as the governor of the central bank in Bangladesh, causing an uproar!
The appointment of Mostakur Rahman, a businessman with a loan default history, as the governor of Bangladesh Bank has sparked significant controversy in the country.
Fixed Term: What is the interest rate bank by bank this Thursday, February 26
The article discusses the fixed term interest rates offered by various banks in Argentina on February 26, 2023, as reported by the Central Bank.
The city transferred US$588 million from its latest debt issuance and increased the Central Bank's reserves
The Autonomous City of Buenos Aires completed the transfer of US$588 million from its recent international debt issuance to the Central Bank, enhancing its currency reserves.
Christine Lagarde: “I intend to complete my mandate, the markets are attentive”
Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, confirmed her intention to complete her term in office until October 2027, amid rising inflation concerns and speculation about her potential early resignation.
Central Bank Suffers: Another Billion Loss for the ECB
The European Central Bank reported a billion euro loss for the fiscal year, though lower than the previous year's loss.
The ECB reduces its losses to 1.254 billion and sees the value of its gold reserves grow
The European Central Bank reports a reduced loss of 1.254 billion euros while the value of its gold reserves increases.
Lagarde: AI does not yet bring a wave of layoffs - Digital euro ready by the end of the term
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde stated that artificial intelligence has not yet led to massive layoffs in the Eurozone, while also emphasizing the importance of completing projects like the digital euro during her term.
Korea's Central Bank Raises Growth Rate to 2%, Expresses Concern Over Deepening Polarization
The Bank of Korea has revised its GDP growth forecast for the year to 2% while keeping interest rates steady at 2.50%, amid concerns over increasing economic polarization.
Controversial Project: The Euro Becomes Digital
The European Central Bank plans to launch a controversial digital Euro by 2029, amidst diverse opinions and the support from unexpected political figures.
Serious Warning for the Kremlin: An Inevitable Crisis
Elvira Nabiullina, head of the Russian central bank, warns of an impending economic crisis in Russia due to its deteriorating economic situation.
'All the Money is Sequestered': The Drama of Will Bank Clients After Central Bank Liquidation
The liquidation of Will Bank by Brazil's Central Bank has left many clients, particularly in the northeast, without access to their funds, causing significant distress among users reliant on the bank for basic living expenses.
New losses for the yen
The yen has fallen to a two-week low against the dollar following the appointment of two academics to Japan's central bank board, raising concerns about future interest rate hikes amidst supportive monetary and fiscal policies advocated by Prime Minister Sanae Takeichi.
Alleged N76bn fraud: EFCC tenders CBN minutes on Arik Air takeover
The trial of former AMCON Managing Director Ahmed Kuru regarding a N76bn fraud linked to Arik Air this week included evidence from a significant Central Bank of Nigeria meeting.
The bankers of the Ibex raise their salaries by 12% since the rate hike: Botín, Torres, Oliu and company earned 55 million euros last year
Spain's top bankers have seen salary increases due to record profits from major banks, driven by a rise in interest rates.
BRB tried to overturn recommendation against the acquisition of Master made to the Central Bank
The former president of BRB sought to appeal a recommendation to the Central Bank that aimed to prevent the bank's acquisition of Master due to allegations of fraud and manipulation.
Demonstrators interrupted the central bank governor's speech at UiO
Central bank governor Ida Wolden Bache had to interrupt her speech to students at the University of Oslo due to a loud protest by around 50 students advocating for divestment from companies investing in Israel.
The ECB approved the appointment of Vucic as its new Vice-President
The European Central Bank has approved the appointment of Boris Vucic as its new Vice-President for an eight-year term starting in June.
ELTA Briefly: Amendments to the LRT Law Will Be Presented As Soon As Possible, Fighting Fraud with LB Proposing to Tighten Payment Operations
Lithuania's parliament aims to expedite the presentation of amendments to the LRT law while the central bank proposes tighter regulations on payment operations to combat financial fraud.
Fixed term: what is the interest rate bank by bank this Wednesday, February 25
The Central Bank of Argentina has published a comparative table of fixed-term interest rates offered by various banks for savers looking to invest in pesos for 30 days.
Expert Group: Wants More Members in the Interest Rate Committee
An expert group recommends increasing the number of members in Norway's interest rate committee to improve decision-making quality.
MPC's modest rate cut sends positive signal – OPS
The Central Bank of Nigeria has reduced the benchmark interest rate to 26.5%, which the Organised Private Sector considers a modest yet positive signal for the economy.
Fixed Terms: What is the Interest Rate Bank by Bank on Tuesday, February 24
On February 24, 2023, Argentina's Central Bank published a comparative chart of fixed-term interest rates offered by banks.
Tariffs 'hit' inflation in Mexico: It rises to 3.92% at the beginning of February, more than expected
Inflation in Mexico rose to 3.92% in early February, driven by new taxes and tariffs that took effect at the start of the year.
Brazil registers a current account deficit of US$ 8.36 billion in January, says Central Bank
Brazil experienced a current account deficit of US$ 8.36 billion in January, exceeding expert predictions.
Central Bank announces new liquidator for Banco Master
The Central Bank of Brazil has appointed a new liquidator for Banco Master due to health issues of the previous administrator.
Klaas Knot: Gloom and doom on Europe's future is overblown
Klaas Knot, former president of the Dutch central bank, asserts that negative forecasts regarding Europe's future are exaggerated, while acknowledging the need for continued progress within the continent.
Lagarde, golden salary in defiance of ECB rules
Christine Lagarde is facing criticism for receiving a dual salary package that exceeds ECB regulations while calling for moderation in salaries.
Total reserves of the BCRA advance: reached their highest level in 72 months
The Central Bank of Argentina reported that its total international reserves increased significantly, reaching their highest level in six years.
International reserves reached $11.858 billion, the highest volume Ecuador has ever had
Ecuador's international reserves have reached an unprecedented $11.858 billion, marking the highest level in the country's history according to the Central Bank of Ecuador.