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.
Interest: What is it and how does it control our pockets?
The article discusses how interest rates set by central banks can significantly impact personal finances and borrowing costs for individuals in different locations such as Michigan and London.
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 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.
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.
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.
Financial Times: Lebanon is considering selling its gold reserves to save banks and the economy
Lebanon is exploring the option of selling or leasing a portion of its significant gold reserves to alleviate its ongoing economic crisis.
Fixed Term: What is the Interest Rate Bank by Bank on Friday, February 20
The Central Bank of Argentina has published the current interest rates for fixed-term savings accounts offered by various banks as of February 20.
Fixed term: what is the interest rate from bank to bank this Thursday, February 19
The Central Bank of Argentina has released the interest rates for fixed-term deposits for various banks as of February 19.
ECB Official: The digital euro will cost EU banks between 4 and 6 billion over 4 years
The introduction of the digital euro could cost European banks between 4 and 6 billion euros over four years, according to a European Central Bank official.
Here is played
The era of central bank independence, plagued by a significant democratic deficit, is coming to an end.
Fixed Term: What is the interest rate bank by bank this Wednesday, February 18
This article discusses the fixed term interest rates offered by various banks in Argentina as of February 18, as published by the Central Bank.
The Golden Age of Central Banks is Coming to an End
Editor Erik Aru discusses the challenges to central bank independence, particularly in the context of Donald Trump's actions during his presidency.
Can the euro become global? The obstacles and the cost
European leaders are intensifying efforts to enhance the euro's international role amid geopolitical challenges, focusing on deepening capital market integration and expanding access to euro liquidity.
CBN to deepen collaboration with African central banks – Cardoso
The Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria announced plans to enhance cooperation with other African central banks following Nigeria's approval as a permanent member of the Board of the African Monetary Institute.
Kenya: Banks Cut Lending Rates After CBK Eases Policy
Major commercial banks in Kenya have reduced their lending rates in response to the Central Bank's decision to lower the Central Bank Rate from 9.00% to 8.75%.
The independence of central banks is a guarantee for market stability
The article discusses the importance of central bank independence as a foundation for monetary policy and investor confidence, highlighting its role in enhancing market stability.
How Lagarde Strengthens the Euro's Weight and the ECB's Global Role
The European Central Bank aims to enhance the euro's standing against major global currencies, starting with the dollar, by providing liquidity to central banks outside the Eurozone.
Fixed Term Deposits: What is the interest rate from bank to bank this Friday, February 13
The article discusses the fixed term deposit interest rates offered by various banks in Argentina, as published by the Central Bank, which helps savers maintain their purchasing power.
Monetary Policy Thaw: Curbed Inflation Fuels Hope for Interest Rate Cuts in the East
In Eastern Central Europe, higher interest rates than in the Eurozone are showing signs of decline, raising hopes for potential rate cuts by 2026.
ECB: Identifying Risks in the Interconnection of Banks and NBFI
The European Central Bank (ECB) has identified vulnerabilities in the interconnection between banks and non-bank financial intermediaries (NBFI), although they currently do not pose significant risks to financial stability.
Liberia: Commercial Banks Sound Alarm Over Soaring Non-Performing Loans
The President of the Liberia Bankers Association has urged the government to address the issue of rising non-performing loans that are hindering economic growth.
Fixed term: what is the interest rate bank by bank this Thursday, February 12
The Central Bank of Argentina released interest rates for fixed-term deposits across various banks for users looking to invest their savings effectively.
Less dollars, more gold: central banks redraw their reserves
Central banks worldwide are significantly increasing their gold reserves amidst rising geopolitical tensions and volatility in currency markets.
Central banks with Macron: “The EU needs eurobonds”
The European summit discusses the need for eurobonds, with contrasting views from Paris and Berlin, although the Bundesbank shows signs of support.
Fixed Term: What is the interest rate bank by bank this Wednesday, February 11
The Central Bank of Argentina has published the interest rates for fixed-term deposits for February 11, allowing savers to compare rates across banks.
Brazilians have R$ 10.27 billion forgotten in banks and other institutions; see how to withdraw
The Central Bank of Brazil reports that R$ 10.27 billion is currently forgotten in banks and financial institutions, belonging to millions of individuals and companies, with instructions on how to reclaim these funds.
Fixed Term: What is the interest rate bank by bank this Tuesday, February 10
The article provides an overview of the fixed term interest rates offered by various banks in Argentina as of February 10, according to information from the Central Bank of Argentina.
Amounts to be received: 49.6 million people still have forgotten money in banks; see how to recover the funds
The Central Bank of Brazil reported that R$ 10.27 billion remains as 'forgotten funds' by customers across financial institutions, with nearly 50 million people and over 5 million companies having unclaimed amounts.
The central banker, in times of stridency
Jerome Powell and Mark Carney have unexpectedly emerged as key figures during turbulent international political times, demonstrating a unique form of resistance without amplifying chaos.
Summit Bank hits N15.3bn capital base
Summit Bank has reached a regulatory capital base of N15.3 billion, surpassing the Central Bank of Nigeria's minimum requirement for regional non-interest banks and ensuring its growth ahead of the 2026 recapitalization deadline.
The Central Bank further relaxes the integration of reserves in pesos
The Central Bank of Argentina has announced a second relaxation of the minimum cash reserve requirement for banks, allowing a 5% margin to meet monthly cash requirements.
Banks estimate increase in the sale of Brazilian companies' shares
Brazilian companies are expected to see an increase in share sales for the second consecutive year in 2026, driven by anticipated interest rate cuts by the Central Bank amid presidential election volatility.
The Governor of the Czech National Bank Criticizes Banks. 'Don't Send Money at Night,' Advises Expert
The Governor of the Czech National Bank has issued a warning to commercial banks regarding the potential issues with instant payments, emphasizing consumer protection and criticizing high fees charged by card companies.
Reducing bank deposits at the Central Bank is an excellent solution for replenishing the FGC, says CEO of C6
Marcelo Kalim, CEO of C6 Bank, advocates for the release of part of the compulsory deposits held by banks to strengthen the Guarantee Fund for Securities (FGC), particularly those related to time deposits.
Eurozone: Unexpected tightening of credit granting criteria for businesses by banks
Eurozone banks have unexpectedly tightened credit criteria for businesses at the end of 2025, anticipating further restrictions due to widespread economic uncertainty, according to a quarterly report from the European Central Bank.
The pawn shop manager on the gold rush: 'Have to count twice'
In Stockholm, the pawn shop has seen a 30% increase in lending as investors and individuals rush to capitalize on soaring gold prices.
There will be no banks for two days: all branches close their doors on these dates
Bank branches in Argentina will close for two days in March due to a directive from the Central Bank, urging customers to utilize electronic channels during this period.
Gold production stagnates despite overwhelming investor demand
Gold production remained unchanged in 2025 despite high investor demand, attributed to lower consumption in jewelry and reduced central bank purchases due to exorbitant prices.
‘The dollar is losing credibility’: why central banks are scrambling for gold
Central banks, including Serbia's, are increasingly accumulating gold in response to the declining credibility of the dollar, illustrated by a recent incident where gold bars were left behind at a Swiss airport.
"Role Model" for Wealth Destruction – When the Central Bank Follows the Dictates of Politics
The article discusses the dangers of central banks succumbing to political pressure, with a specific reference to Donald Trump's intentions regarding the Federal Reserve and historical examples of economic ramifications.
Slight increase in the exchange rate of the Syrian pound against the dollar
The Syrian pound experienced a slight increase against the dollar in the black market, while the Central Bank of Syria maintained the exchange rate in banks amid the ongoing currency replacement operations.
Prof. Sławiński: Paper Gains and Losses of Central Banks
The article discusses the misconception of placing too much importance on the financial results of central banks, comparing it to emphasizing financial outcomes in firefighting services.
Lagarde and De Cos cooked up the unification of central bankers with Powell after Trump's attacks
Lagarde and De Cos led the effort to unify central bankers behind Powell following Trump's criticism, emphasizing the importance of independence for the Federal Reserve.
USA: International Central Bankers Support Fed Chief
Jerome Powell, the Fed chief pressured by US President Donald Trump, receives backing from prominent central bankers around the world in a statement of solidarity.
Global Central Bankers Rally Around Fed Chair Powell Amid Criminal Investigation
Central bankers from various countries have expressed support for Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell as he faces a criminal investigation.
The 'full solidarity' of 11 central bankers from around the world is expressed to Powell
Central bankers worldwide have expressed their full solidarity with Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, emphasizing the independence of central banks as crucial for stability in the economy and financial system.
Global Central Banks Show Solidarity with Powell Following Investigation
Major central bank governors have expressed support for the Federal Reserve and its chairman Jerome Powell amid an investigation by U.S. prosecutors, emphasizing the importance of the Fed's independence.
Central Bank Leaders Defend the Fed Against Trump. Open Letter in Defense of Powell
Central bank leaders are rallying behind Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell in response to pressures from the Trump administration, emphasizing the importance of Federal Reserve independence.
Global central banks offer ‘full solidarity’ to US Fed’s Powell amid Trump threats
Global central banks have shown united support for US Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell in response to threats from President Trump regarding his independence.