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.
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.
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.
The Perfect Storm for Government Bonds – Why the War is Bleeding Them
European government bonds are facing severe pressure due to fears of renewed energy shocks and persistent inflation fueled by the war with Iran.
Sell-off in bonds: Panic or opportunity for investors due to the war in Iran?
European bonds are facing turmoil as inflation fears prompt central banks to shift monetary policy, while the ongoing war in Iran affects traders' interest rate strategies ahead of the Fed's decisions.
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.
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.
Dogman Lars Løkke and George Clooney of the central banks
The article discusses Lars Løkke and George Clooney's involvement with central banks.
The wait led to an increase
The euro and the Japanese yen rose yesterday while the dollar fell as major central banks maintained their monetary policies amid concerns over inflation due to high energy prices stemming from the Middle East conflict.
Central banks on guard due to the war
Central banks worldwide are alert to rising energy prices due to conflict, anticipating potential inflation pressures.
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.
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.
Monetary Policy: Central Banks in Standby
Major central banks are maintaining their key interest rates amidst rising energy prices, awaiting developments in the Persian Gulf.
Monetary Policy: Central Banks in Standby Mode
Major central banks are currently leaving interest rates unchanged despite rising energy prices, opting to observe developments in the Persian Gulf before making any adjustments.
From Washington to Kyiv, central banks hold rates as Iran war sends oil prices soaring
Central banks, including Ukraine's, maintain steady interest rates in response to rising inflation and escalating tensions in the Middle East affecting global oil prices.
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.
What is the interest rate for fixed-term deposits in each bank today, Thursday, March 19
The article discusses the current interest rates for fixed-term deposits offered by various banks in Argentina, as reported by the Central Bank.
Central banks confront spectre of inflation as Iran war escalates
Central banks worldwide face challenges in managing inflation as energy prices spike due to the escalating conflict in Iran.
War hits hard now - What happens to mortgage rates? Live broadcast underway
The article discusses the implications of escalating conflict in the Persian Gulf on mortgage rates in Finland, amid reactions to U.S. Federal Reserve decisions and changes in parking fees.
Central banks know that controlling inflation has become more challenging
Central banks in the US and Brazil are adopting cautious approaches to monetary policy in response to a more uncertain global environment and inflationary pressures.
Sweden urges people to keep cash for emergencies
The Swedish central bank has recommended that households hold cash for emergencies, amidst a trend of decreased cash usage in the country.
Fixed-term deposit: what is the interest rate bank by bank this Wednesday, March 18
The Central Bank of Argentina has published the interest rates for fixed-term deposits for various banks, allowing savers to compare and choose the best option for maintaining their purchasing power.
Stock market today, March 18. Oil price rises again on news of attack on Iranian facility
Oil prices are rising following news of an attack on an Iranian facility, while European stock markets are mixed amidst caution related to central bank decisions.
What measures are being considered by the EU and the ECB to address the extension of the war
The article discusses the European Central Bank and EU's considerations in response to rising inflation due to the ongoing war in Iran and its effects on global markets.
Brazil and US central banks decide on interest rates Wednesday with Iran war in focus
Brazil's Central Bank and the US Federal Reserve are set to announce their interest rate decisions amid uncertainties surrounding the economic effects of the war in Iran.
New losses for the dollar
The dollar has declined for the second consecutive day as markets await insights from central banks amid changing macroeconomic data from the Iran war.
Fixed Term: What is the interest rate from bank to bank this Tuesday, March 17
The Central Bank of Argentina has published the fixed term interest rates that various banks are offering as of March 17, allowing savers to compare their options.
The Spotlight on Central Banks
The article discusses the recent decline of the US dollar as central banks from major economies prepare for unprecedented meetings.
PT opens divergence with Haddad and says it is against aid to banks in crisis
The Brazilian Workers' Party (PT) opposes key articles in a law that facilitates interventions by the Central Bank to support troubled financial institutions.
Oil Price Crisis: Must the ECB Act Now?
The European Central Bank is under greater pressure to respond to the oil price rise than the US Federal Reserve, as global banks prepare for interest rate decisions amid the oil price shock this week.
After a Turbulent Week.. Wall Street Recovers Supported by Technology and Falling Oil Prices
After a tumultuous week, U.S. stocks saw a notable rise led by tech shares and declining oil prices.
Central banks face a difficult decision due to the uncertain future of the Iran war
Central banks, particularly the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank, are grappling with the implications of the Iran conflict on inflation and economic stability.
Cash outside banks falls by N198bn, money supply dips
Cash held outside Nigeria's banking system declined significantly in January 2026, with a reduction of N197.68bn reported by the Central Bank of Nigeria.
Fixed Term: What is the interest rate bank by bank this Friday, March 13
The Argentine Central Bank has published the fixed term interest rates offered by various banks for savings held in pesos as of March 13.
Pressure on banks for faster payments: 'In the EU, they got tired of it'
The Swedish central bank, Riksbanken, is pressing banks to implement faster payment services or face legislative action by March 2027.
War Threatens Interest Rate Reductions – What Central Banks Are Considering
The escalating tensions in the Middle East are affecting global interest rate expectations as central banks face a dilemma between rising inflation and economic slowdown.
Fixed Term Deposits: What is the Interest Rate Bank by Bank this Thursday, March 12
This article discusses the interest rates for fixed term deposits as published by the Central Bank of Argentina on March 12, offering a comparative table of rates across different banks.
Amount of forgotten money in banks is R$ 10.5 billion; see how to withdraw
The Brazilian Central Bank reports that there is R$ 10.5 billion in forgotten money in the financial system, with most funds belonging to individual account holders.
Fixed Terms: What is the interest rate bank by bank this Wednesday, March 11
The Central Bank of Argentina has released a comparative table of interest rates for fixed term deposits across various banks as of March 11.
The ECB demands banks detail their exposure to the Middle East conflict
The European Central Bank is urging banks to disclose their exposure to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East to mitigate potential financial instability.
Unclaimed Funds: There are still R$ 10.5 billion forgotten in banks; see how to consult and withdraw values
The Central Bank of Brazil reported that there are still R$ 10.49 billion in unclaimed funds left by customers in financial institutions.
Hit to the wallet and mess for central banks: how the energy crisis affects the economy
The article discusses the impact of rising oil prices on households, businesses, and the broader economy amidst the ongoing energy crisis.
Leader: Can the world economy withstand four more weeks of war?
The article discusses the rising oil prices due to an ongoing conflict and its potential impact on global inflation and interest rates.
Fixed Term: What is the Interest Rate Bank by Bank this Monday, March 9
The Central Bank of Argentina has released a comparative table showcasing the fixed-term interest rates across different banks for savers looking to maintain the purchasing power of their deposits.
30 banks meet recapitalisation target
Thirty banks in Nigeria have fulfilled the new capital requirements set by the Central Bank as part of a financial sector recapitalisation initiative launched in 2024.
30 banks met recapitalization ahead of March deadline – CBN
Thirty banks in Nigeria have successfully met the new minimum capital requirements ahead of a March 2026 deadline set by the Central Bank of Nigeria as part of a recapitalization program aimed at strengthening the financial system.
Central Banks: The Wheel of Monetary Policy Cannot Be Turned Back
The future chairman of the US Federal Reserve, Kevin Warsh, aims to revive the monetary policy of the 2000s, a move deemed risky by the author.
Time deposit: what is the interest rate bank by bank this Thursday, March 5
The Central Bank of Argentina published the interest rates offered by various banks for time deposits in pesos on March 5.
Fixed term: what is the interest rate bank by bank this Wednesday, March 4
On March 4, the Central Bank of Argentina published interest rates for fixed-term deposits across various banks to aid savers in maintaining their purchasing power.