Nigeria: 8 Days to Go - 33 Banks Beat CBN Recapitalisation Deadline With N6.5trn Capital Base
Most Nigerian banks have successfully raised their capital to meet new Central Bank of Nigeria requirements ahead of an impending deadline.
Nigeria: CBN Bags Global 'Central Bank of the Year' Award
The Central Bank of Nigeria has been awarded 'Central Bank of the Year' for its reform efforts that restored macroeconomic stability.
Nigeria: Inflation Targeting Regime Will Improve Transparency, Accountability, Credibility of Monetary Policy, Says CBN
The Central Bank of Nigeria's transition to an inflation-targeting framework aims to enhance the transparency and effectiveness of its monetary policies.
Russia's economy fell short of central bank expectations in the first quarter
Russia's economic performance in the first quarter of the year did not meet the expectations set by the central bank, although growth predictions remain optimistic for the future.
Poles Divided in Assessment of the Independence of the Central Bank. Surprising Survey Result
A recent survey reveals a divide among Poles regarding the independence of their central bank, amid political maneuvering surrounding military funding.
The Central Bank cut interest rates, the market did not
The Brazilian Central Bank cut interest rates amidst rising global oil prices, prompting concerns over potential economic impacts and protests from truck drivers.
CBN targets single-digit inflation
The Central Bank of Nigeria aims to reduce inflation to single digits as part of its transition to an inflation-targeting monetary policy framework.
Recapitalization: One week to deadline, banks in last-minute rush
Nigerian banks are racing to meet recapitalization requirements set by the Central Bank ahead of an impending deadline.
CBN targets single-digit inflation, highlights sharp drop since 2024
The Central Bank of Nigeria aims to reduce inflation to single digits as part of its new inflation-targeting monetary policy framework.
CBN wins global central banking award for policy reforms
The Central Bank of Nigeria was awarded 'Central Bank of the Year' for its effective monetary and structural reforms.
The ECB is concerned about the impact of war on banks
The European Central Bank is seeking information from banks regarding the effects of the war in the Middle East on their activities and clients.
Indebted Families: Delinquency Exceeded 10% for the First Time in Banks in January
The delinquency rate on loans to families in Argentina has reached 10.6% for the first time as reported by the Central Bank, reflecting a significant increase in borrowing issues.
Former Central Bank Director Linked to Master Suspected of Data Manipulation to Evade Internal Audits
Former Central Bank director Paulo Sérgio Neves de Souza is under suspicion for manipulating information regarding Banco Master to mislead internal investigations.
ECB: From Grexit to Grecovery – Greece out of crisis, but with persistent 'thorns'
Greece has shown impressive recovery as one of Europe's remarkable examples, but the exit from the crisis is not yet complete due to low citizen incomes and institutional weaknesses.
Should the central bank engage in gold trading?
The article discusses the recent decline in gold prices and questions whether central banks should be involved in gold trading given the current market dynamics.
Euro Monetary Policy: In the Long Run, the ECB Should Raise Interest Rates to 3 Percent – But for Now, Wait and See
The article argues that while the European Central Bank (ECB) should aim for a long-term interest rate of 3 percent, it must first carefully assess the ongoing economic situation before making any drastic changes.
The delinquency in bank loans has jumped again and forced the Central Bank to make clarifications
The delinquency rate on bank loans in Argentina has surged to over 10%, prompting the Central Bank to provide clarifications regarding the situation.
BC reports leakage of registration data of 28.2 thousand PIX keys from Pefisa
The Central Bank of Brazil has reported a data breach involving registration details linked to 28,203 PIX keys managed by the fintech Pefisa due to system failures.
Revealed: What Country Russians Want - Nostalgia for the Soviet Era, Love for China, and Who is to Blame for Everything
A recent study by the Central Bank of Russia reveals significant nostalgia among Russians for the Soviet era and admiration for China's economic model.
Bank of Greece: Reduces growth rate for 2026 and 2027
The Bank of Greece has downgraded its growth rate forecasts for the Greek economy in 2026 and 2027 following the European Central Bank's recent downward revision for the eurozone.
Corruption in the AFA: Tapia and Toviggino moved around US$100 million outside the currency controls
A recent report by the Central Bank reveals a financial circuit utilized by the Argentine Football Association (AFA) that allegedly allowed the transfer of US$100 million outside of currency controls.
The head of the US central bank sounds the alarm: inflation raises concerns
Ch. Waller of the US central bank expresses rising concerns about inflation, which may prompt a reassessment of interest rate policies.
Interest rate increase by the ECB - even as early as April - is seen by major firms
Major financial institutions anticipate that the European Central Bank may increase interest rates as soon as April due to rising energy prices and inflationary pressures exacerbated by the war in Iran.
12-month Euribor jumped upward
The 12-month Euribor rate in Finland increased to 2.658% today, marking a significant rise that has drawn attention due to its historical context and implications for the economy.
The ECB cuts EU growth. Gas and oil drive up the cost of living
The European Central Bank remains cautious amid rising energy prices driven by the conflict in the Middle East, opting to keep interest rates unchanged at 2%.
Norway's Central Bank Stops Issuing Special Coins
Norges Bank has decided to discontinue the issuance of special commemorative coins due to low demand.
Russian Central Bank Lowers Key Rate to 15%
Russia's Central Bank has reduced its key interest rate to 15% due to declining inflation, despite concerns about economic uncertainty stemming from the Iran war.
Madis Müller: There is great uncertainty about the economic impact of the war in Iran
Madis Müller addresses the uncertainty regarding the economic implications of the war in Iran and its effects on global energy prices.
Madis Müller's Interest Rates in Light of the War in Iran: It Is Not Wise to Rush in a Dark Room
Madis Müller discusses the European Central Bank's decision to keep interest rates unchanged amid rising energy prices due to the Iran conflict.
The ECB must consider higher rates next month. War may drive up inflation
The European Central Bank is expected to deliberate on raising interest rates soon due to inflationary pressures exacerbated by ongoing conflicts.
Stournaras from Frankfurt: 'Austerity was a mistake - Risks to growth from a new Armageddon in the Middle East'
Greek central bank governor Stournaras discussed the failures that led to Greece's financial crisis during a talk in Frankfurt.
Lagarde is Prepared to Act Against an Inflationary Spiral: 'We Have Learned from 2022'
Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, emphasizes preparedness to combat rising inflation driven by energy prices and supply chain issues.
BC resists giving more time for BRB to present solution for losses with Master case
The Central Bank of Brazil is reluctant to grant the Bank of Brasília additional time to address losses stemming from fraudulent transactions with Banco Master.
Silence because everything is more expensive
The article discusses the challenges posed by persistent inflation and the decisions made by central banks to maintain interest rates amid economic pressures.
Central Bank and Treasury are Pressured by War and Fiscal Deficit
The Central Bank of Brazil has reduced its interest rate from 15% to 14.75% in response to geopolitical uncertainties and fiscal pressures stemming from the Middle Eastern conflict.
Lula says Master is 'snake's egg' of Bolsonaro and Roberto Campos Neto, former president of the Central Bank
Brazil's President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva criticized the Master Bank issue as a product of the Bolsonaro administration and its former Central Bank president, Roberto Campos Neto.
The Central Bank authorized banks to transfer 2025 dividends in three installments starting in May
Argentina's Central Bank has permitted banks to transfer up to 60% of their 2025 profits in three monthly installments beginning May.
Banks Will Only Be Able to Distribute 60% of Profits in 2025
The Central Bank of Argentina has restricted banks to distributing only 60% of their profits for the year 2025 to shareholders, maintaining prior regulations.
The BCRA made the largest purchase of the month, but its total reserves continue to fall
The Central Bank of Argentina made its largest reserve purchase this month of $132 million but overall reserves have decreased significantly.
Ethics Committee opens process to analyze complaint against Campos Neto in the Master case
The Public Ethics Commission has initiated a process to examine a complaint regarding former Central Bank president Roberto Campos Neto's alleged negligence in overseeing Banco Master.
Caputo assures that he has coverage for US$9 billion in maturities and opens the door to refinance BCRA bonds
Argentina's Economy Minister Luis Caputo claims that the government has identified financing sources for upcoming debt maturities totaling US$9 billion and suggests a potential refinancing of the Central Bank's dollar-denominated instruments.
Supply Shock in the Morning and Struggles for the Rest of the Day
Thursday was marked by significant downturns in precious metals and cryptocurrencies, coupled with the continuation of high yields in treasury bonds.
The European Central Bank's council decided to keep the base interest rates unchanged
The European Central Bank's council has decided to keep the base interest rates unchanged amid rising inflation and declining economic growth expectations.
Lula says he is 'sad' about the Central Bank's decision to reduce interest rates by 'only' 0.25 percentage points
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva expressed disappointment with the Central Bank's decision to reduce interest rates by only 0.25 percentage points, advocating for a greater cut.
European Union: The three scenarios shaped by the war for GDP and inflation
The President of the European Central Bank, Christine Lagarde, emphasizes the urgent need for temporary measures to address the economic impacts of the war while maintaining healthy public finances.
ECB Maintains Interest Rates and Sees Higher Inflation Risk
The European Central Bank has decided to maintain its interest rates amid rising inflation risks largely influenced by geopolitical events.
CPI of INSS approves invitations for testimonies from Campos Neto and Galípolo
The CPI of INSS has approved requests to hear testimonies from the current president of the Central Bank, Gabriel Galípolo, and former president Roberto Campos Neto regarding concerns over irregularities in loans to retirees and pensioners.
Stock Market: Plunge of nearly -2.5% with setbacks in banks and blue chips – New package for EYDAP
The Athens Stock Exchange faced intense pressure today, losing its threshold of 2,100 units due to rising energy costs amid Middle Eastern geopolitical tensions.
Fixed Term: What is the bank interest rate from bank to bank this Thursday, March 19
The Central Bank of Argentina has released comparative interest rates for fixed-term deposits in pesos, aiding savers in choosing the best investment options this Thursday.
The liquidation of Master institutions did not create a systemic domino effect, says Central Bank
The Central Bank of Brazil stated that the liquidation of Master institutions did not have a domino effect on the financial system, highlighting its resilience and shock absorption capacity.