HSBC, Deutsche Bank Delay BoE Rate Cuts

HSBC and Deutsche Bank have revised their forecasts for the Bank of England’s (BoE) rate cuts, postponing expectations due to ongoing inflationary pressures and economic uncertainty. HSBC now projects that the BoE

Poland’s Rate Shift Tests Fiscal Nerves

Poland’s central bank is widely expected to trim its benchmark interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point this week, easing it to 4.75 per cent. The anticipated move continues a

Fed Turmoil Threatens Global Financial Stability

Christine Lagarde has raised a stark warning that the credibility of global markets could be shaken if the independence of the US Federal Reserve comes under political attack. Speaking just as speculation

European Banks Ride High on Interest Rate Winds

European banks are currently navigating a rare and lucrative phase, buoyed by favourable interest rates and strong earnings, creating what analysts are calling the “sweet spot” of banking. As of late August

BOJ Eyes Tankan as Tariff Risks Loom

The Bank of Japan is once again at the centre of attention as policymakers balance inflationary pressures with global trade uncertainty. Board member Junko Nakagawa recently cautioned that despite a trade agreement

Credit Suisse Posts Stronger-Than-Expected Profits

Credit Suisse surprised analysts with a stronger-than-expected profit performance, signalling resilience amid ongoing market volatility. The Swiss banking giant reported gains that outpaced guidance, reflecting effective cost management, strategic investment decisions, and

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