Powell Clings to the Fed: He Will Remain in Office Until the Investigation Against Him Is Concluded
Jerome Powell, the President of the Federal Reserve, stated his intention to stay at the central bank until a Department of Justice investigation concerning him and the institution is fully resolved.
USA's central bank maintains interest rates as expected
The US Federal Reserve has decided to keep interest rates steady amid ongoing economic uncertainties.
The US central bank maintains interest rates in uncertain times and predicts increased inflation
The US Federal Reserve has decided to hold its interest rates steady amid concerns over rising oil prices and potential inflation following unrest in the Middle East.
US Central Bank: US Federal Reserve Keeps Key Interest Rate Unchanged
The US Federal Reserve has kept its key interest rates steady amid high uncertainty, leaving them at 3.50 to 3.75 percent.
US central bank keeps interest rate unchanged
The US central bank decided to maintain its interest rate between 3.5-3.75 percent, amid pressures from President Trump and uncertainty over the economic impacts of the war in Iran.
The US central bank keeps interest rates unchanged
The US Federal Reserve has decided to maintain interest rates in the range of 3.5% to 3.75%, aligning with analyst expectations.
US central bank predicts inflation rise from Iran war as oil prices surge again
The US central bank anticipates a rise in inflation influenced by escalating oil prices resulting from the ongoing conflict in Iran.
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.
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.
Despite the strong purchase of reserves, the accumulation was only US$800 million since the beginning of the year
Argentina's Central Bank has acquired US$3.3 billion in reserves this year, but only US$800 million remains available due to public debt commitments.
Judge in the US rejects subpoenas against the president of the Fed, in a setback for the Trump administration
A federal judge blocked subpoenas from the U.S. Department of Justice as part of a criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's handling of renovations at the central bank's headquarters, signaling potential political motives behind the investigation.
The euro is at a 7-month low against the dollar - How is the ECB reacting
The euro has declined by 0.5% against the US dollar, reaching its lowest level in seven months, prompting market analyses regarding the European Central Bank's response.
Growth or Inflation Control: The War on Iran Disrupts Central Bank Calculations
A recent Reuters report highlights how the ongoing war between the US and Iran is complicating central banking strategies around the world, forcing a difficult choice between fostering growth and combating inflation.
Central Bank: Inflation in Venezuela reached 475% in 2025.
Venezuela experiences extreme inflation, reaching 475% by 2025 due to strict U.S. sanctions and political turmoil.
The Central Bank hastened purchases, but although it accumulated US$ 251 million, reserves decrease
The Argentine Central Bank increased its purchases of US dollars to stabilize reserves but still sees a decline in overall reserves despite accumulating US$ 251 million in early March.
The Central Bank pays US$1000 million of the Bopreal with part of the reserves it bought this year
The Central Bank of Argentina is paying US$1000 million related to the Bopreal bonds today using part of the reserves it acquired earlier this year.
The Central Bank faces the payment of US$ 1 billion in bonds with companies and importers
Argentina's Central Bank is set to pay US$ 990 million in bond maturities while engaged in negotiations for an IMF disbursement of US$ 1 billion.
The outflow of dollars for tourism does not decrease: in January, US$ 1.228 billion left
In January, Argentine tourists spent US$ 1.228 billion abroad, reflecting continued high outflows despite a slight nominal increase in the dollar's value.
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.
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$588 million from its recent international debt issuance to the Central Bank, enhancing its currency reserves.
Brazil registers a current account deficit of US$ 8.36 billion in January, says Central Bank
Brazil experienced a current account deficit of US$ 8.36 billion in January, exceeding expert predictions.
US sanctions force acceleration of the digital euro
US sanctions are pushing the European Central Bank to expedite the development of a digital euro to avoid dependence on foreign payment systems.
Lagarde reaffirms her commitment to the ECB and rules out early resignation
Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, asserts her intention to serve her full term until October 2027 and warns about potential economic risks due to new U.S. tariffs.
Lagarde: Any new US tariff plan should be well considered
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde stressed the need for well-considered plans regarding any new US tariffs to avoid disrupting business activities.
The Central Bank has already purchased US$1.255 billion this month, but will use 80% to pay the Bopreal
Argentina's Central Bank has accelerated dollar purchases amidst attempts to stabilize the currency's value while managing upcoming debt obligations.
Dollar opens lower this Friday with investors awaiting BC auction
The dollar opened lower in Brazil as investors awaited the announcement of the US GDP and watched ongoing tensions between the US and Iran.
Reported Too Low Risks: ECB Imposes Millions in Fines on US Banking Giant J.P. Morgan
The European Central Bank has imposed fines totaling approximately 12.2 million euros on J.P. Morgan for underreporting risk-weighted assets.
Amidst the general strike, the dollar reached $1,410, its lowest value since September and the Central Bank added another US$76 million
Despite a general strike, the Argentine peso strengthened, causing the dollar to drop to its lowest value since September.
Signals of possible interest rate hike in the USA
U.S. central bank officials suggest that an interest rate increase may be on the table as inflation concerns persist.
Why Trump's tariffs did not 'bend' China's export 'muscle'?
A study from the European Central Bank suggests that Trump's tariffs have had a limited impact on China's export capabilities, primarily due to other underlying economic factors.
China evades the tariff wall of the U.S. with massive shipments of goods to other destinations
China has offset a significant decline in its exports to the U.S. due to tariffs by increasing shipments to other regions, according to a European Central Bank study.
The Central Bank bought US$632 million this week to prevent the wholesale dollar from straying away from $1400
The Central Bank of Argentina purchased US$632 million this week in an effort to stabilize the wholesale dollar rate amid ongoing economic conditions.
The Central Bank bought heavily again and has already acquired more than US$2000 million this year
Argentina's Central Bank has purchased over US$2000 million in foreign currency this year, including US$141 million in a single day.
Dollar: the BCRA made the largest reserve purchase since the end of restrictions on people
The Central Bank of Argentina (BCRA) completed its largest purchase of reserves since lifting dollar restrictions on individuals, acquiring US$214 million.
ECB Study: Interest Rate Cuts Could Mitigate Tariff Effects
A study by the European Central Bank suggests that reducing interest rates could counterbalance the economic impact of U.S. tariffs imposed on European exports.
The dollar accelerated its decline and the Central Bank took advantage to buy US$176 million
The Argentine peso has strengthened against the dollar, allowing the Central Bank to purchase a significant amount of US currency.
Business Ticker: Trump's Finance Minister Makes Clear Statement to Future Central Bank Chief
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent advocates for continued loose monetary policy under the upcoming Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh.
Trump's new favorite? He becomes the new head of the world's most important central bank
President Trump has appointed Kevin Warsh as the new chairman of the Federal Reserve, an office that has become contentious during his presidency.
The Central Bank continues to buy and approaches US$1500 million
The Central Bank of Argentina has accumulated US$317 million in dollar purchases this February, nearing a total of US$1500 million since the start of the year.
Naira slides to 1,366/$ at official window
The Nigerian naira depreciated slightly against the US dollar, falling to 1,366.05 naira per dollar at the official exchange rate after a period of consecutive gains.
Naira closes January at 1,386/$ in official market
The naira improved against the US dollar in the last week of January 2026, closing at 1,386/$ in the official Nigerian foreign exchange market.
Draghi: Europe must pursue a 'realistic federalism' - Its goal is not a looser cooperation but a genuine federation
Former European Central Bank head Mario Draghi warns Europe against remaining subordinate to the U.S. and China, advocating for a bridge over old divisions to emerge as a genuine power.
When Does Concern for the Federal Reserve's Independence Turn into Panic in the Markets?
Amid increasing pressure from President Donald Trump's administration on the Federal Reserve, an analytical report warns that the current calm in financial markets may not last, as concerns about the independence of the central bank could soon influence investor behavior.
What is the impact of the confrontation between Trump and the US Central Bank on world markets?
The article discusses the escalating conflict between President Donald Trump and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, highlighting a criminal investigation into Powell and the pressure for interest rate cuts desired by Trump, which some of Trump's allies believe may force Powell to resign.
The independence of the American central bank is at risk. And with it, the stability of finances around the world
The article discusses how the independence of the American central bank is threatened, echoing concerns about global financial stability, particularly in light of historical inflation rates in the 1970s.
Silver reaches over $90 per ounce for the first time. Analysts say fear about the American central bank also influences it.
The price of silver has surpassed $90 per ounce for the first time, influenced by concerns regarding the American central bank, according to analysts.
World's central bankers pledge to 'stand in solidarity' with Fed chair amid row with President Trump
Central bankers from around the world, including the Bank of England's Andrew Bailey, express support for US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell amidst his conflict with President Trump.
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.
US probe into Fed hits global markets as worry of its independence grows
A criminal investigation into the Federal Reserve's chairman by the Trump administration is causing global market concerns about the independence of the central bank.