Reserves and Debt: Why Country Risk Remains High, According to Three of the Most Respected Voices in the Market
Leading financial experts outline the conditions necessary for Argentina to improve its credit rating and reduce country risk.
To Patch the Budget, Russia is Increasingly 'Looting' Its Future Reserves
Russia is increasingly depleting its financial reserves to manage a growing budget deficit while the Kremlin openly acknowledges the situation.
Ecuador's international reserves reach a new record of $11.940 billion
Ecuador's international reserves have reached a historic high of $11.940 billion, according to the Central Bank of Ecuador.
The Central Bank continues to buy, but its reserves have fallen to the lowest level in 40 days
Argentina's Central Bank bought an additional $50 million, yet its reserves decreased to a 40-day low, impacted by various payments and accounting adjustments.
Economists: Selling Gold from the NBP is a Very Bad Idea
Economists are strongly opposing the National Bank of Poland's proposal to sell gold reserves to finance military modernization, citing various financial risks associated with this move.
The G7 discusses the use of strategic oil reserves
The G7 financial ministers are contemplating a coordinated release of oil from emergency reserves to tackle surging prices amid geopolitical tensions.
The G7 finance ministers will discuss a use of emergency oil reserves, according to the Financial Times
The G7 finance ministers are set to discuss the possibility of tapping into emergency oil reserves due to a significant rise in oil prices.
Operation on the Open Vault. Will NBP's Gold Fund Military Spending?
The National Bank of Poland (NBP) is considering unconventional methods to finance military spending through gold reserves amidst ongoing speculation about its initiatives.
Polish SAFE 0 percent. Glapiński: a solution for tens of billions of zlotys every year
The Polish National Bank plans to implement a solution to generate an annual profit of tens of billions of zlotys without depleting its foreign reserves.
Glapiński announces that he will not sell gold for 'SAFE 0 percent.'
Adam Glapiński, the President of the National Bank of Poland, has declared he will not sell gold reserves to finance military purchases, emphasizing the importance of maintaining these financial resources for national security.
Polish SAFE 0%: 'One can discuss whether this undertaking would be cost-free'
The discussion surrounding the Polish SAFE 0% financial mechanism raised concerns about its potential implications for the national budget and reserves.
Warnings from six international banks about the Argentine economy
Six major international banks have issued warnings about Argentina's economy, highlighting improvements in macroeconomic stability while emphasizing the need for reserves and a normalized currency market.
Nephew arrested in Bahia after confessing to diverting R$ 156,000 from farmer uncle to make sports bets and pay loan sharks
A public servant was arrested in Bahia after confessing to theft of R$ 156,000 from his uncle's financial reserves to support sports betting and pay loan sharks.
Koo Yun-cheol: We are monitoring the exchange rate with vigilance... The U.S. is negative about the currency swap
South Korea's Finance Minister Koo Yun-cheol stated that while the won-dollar exchange rate has just crossed the 1500 mark, they are actively monitoring the situation and mentioned that the U.S. perceives South Korea's foreign currency reserves as sufficient, thus reluctant about currency swaps.
Nigeria's Net Reserves Jump to $34.80 Billion
Nigeria's net foreign reserves rose substantially to $34.80 billion by the end of 2025, according to the Central Bank of Nigeria.
South Africa: SABC Cash Crisis Sparks Fears of Collapse
The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) faces financial collapse due to a significant drop in cash reserves and increased net losses, raising doubts about its future operations.
Government to Monitor Iranian Strikes for 24 Hours... Considering Release of Strategic Oil Reserves
The South Korean government is closely monitoring the impacts of US-Israeli strikes in Iran on domestic and international financial and energy markets.
Subsidies for Rolls-Royce might seem a bit rich, but they are inevitable
Rolls-Royce is seeking up to £200 million in subsidies from UK taxpayers to support its new engine development, despite its substantial financial reserves.
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.
Financial Times: Iran offers 'huge business opportunity' to American companies
Iran is attempting to entice U.S. President Donald Trump with financial incentives to invest in its vast oil and gas reserves as part of efforts to negotiate a nuclear agreement.
Revenue division will help you create financial reserves and live without fears of the future
The article discusses how proper management of income can aid in building financial reserves for a secure future.
Effective Utilization of Cash Reserves for Investment: Draft Revision of Corporate Governance Guidelines to Curb Shareholder Bias
The Financial Services Agency of Japan has proposed a revision to the Corporate Governance Code that advocates for more effective use of cash reserves for investments rather than prioritizing shareholder returns.
Criminals with Full Pockets. Those Golden Reserves that Judges Guarantee to Robbers and Violent Offenders
The article discusses the high financial compensation claims criminals make against the state in Italy, often resulting in extensive legal battles.
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.
The ECB penalizes JP Morgan with the largest fine it has imposed on a central bank
The European Central Bank has fined JP Morgan €12.2 million for misreporting risk, marking the largest fine imposed by the institution to date.
Hundreds of tons of gold in NBP reserves. How much is there and where is it located? New data
Poland's central bank has increased its gold reserves to 700 tons, positioning the country among the top ten globally in gold holdings.
Let the reserves of the Funds be well
The recent confrontation between central banker Yannis Stournaras and former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has highlighted an overlooked issue regarding the 'borrowing' of the state from pension funds.
The Coming Economy: Financial Front Improves, But Signs of Weakness in Activity and Employment Persist
Argentina's economic situation shows improvement in financial reserves, yet activity and employment remain weak amidst persistent inflation and stagnant wages.
Reform UK’s Kent council faces ‘extreme risk’ after passing first budget
Reform UK’s Kent council approved its first budget amidst warnings from opposition leaders about financial instability and a significant risk to reserves.
The World's Safest Asset Is No Longer Safe
Financial circles are increasingly questioning the belief that China's massive holdings of U.S. Treasury bonds can destabilize the American financial system, as China significantly reduced its holdings in recent years.
'If there is no solution, we will be the Post Office tomorrow,' says Eletronuclear president about financial situation
The acting president of Eletronuclear, Alexandre Caporal, warns of potential financial collapse if a solution regarding Angra 3 nuclear plant is not reached, as the company only has cash reserves until mid-March.
With the dollar calm due to carry trade, BCRA's purchases in January went to debt payments and did not strengthen reserves
The financial strategy maintained exchange rate stability, but the lack of external refinancing meant that foreign currency income did not improve international reserves.
Spain's gold reserves: From Moscow's gold to a historical record
Spain's central bank ended 2025 with gold and foreign exchange reserves worth almost 94 billion euros, reflecting unprecedented demand for gold amidst geopolitical and financial uncertainty.
All the gold that Solbes sold from the Bank of Spain would be worth ten times more today
In June 2007, a senator questioned then Deputy Prime Minister Pedro Solbes about the government's decision to sell part of Spain's gold reserves shortly before the U.S. subprime crisis, to which Solbes justified the move as a means to strengthen Spain's financial position.
Municipalities Sound the Alarm - and Demand a Paradigm Shift in Social Costs
German municipalities are facing a disastrous financial situation with depleted reserves and are calling for a reallocation of social expenditure burdens.