By Leika Kihara TOKYO, May 27 (Reuters) - Pressures on central bank independence are likely to grow as public dissatisfaction over supply-shock-driven inflation may tempt politicians to assign blame ...
WELLINGTON, May 27 (Reuters) - New Zealand's central bank held rates steady on Wednesday, but a split vote underscored a knife-edge decision, as policymakers warned rates will need to rise sooner and ...
May 27 (Reuters) - Russia has passed a law allowing its central bank and other financial institutions to operate defence ...
A Moscow arbitration court has granted a Russian central bank request for immediate enforcement of a court ruling requiring ...
The Government of India launched an offer for sale (OFS) to divest stake in the public sector lender. The government had set a floor price of Rs 31 per share for the OFS. The OFS opened for non-retail ...
U.S. crude fell 0.89% to $93.05 a barrel, and Brent fell to $99.06 per barrel, down 0.52% but following a nearly 4% surge in ...
The Bank of Japan saw net income fall in fiscal 2025 as rising interest rates boosted payments made on excess reserves ...
A Colombian court suspended a rule that required the finance minister to be present at central bank meetings, ending an ...
The Australian’s rolling coverage of business and markets news for Wednesday, May 27.
COLOMBO: Sri Lanka's banking sector remains stable and customer deposits are secure despite recent isolated incidents of financial fraud and cyber-related activity, the Sri Lanka Banks' Association ...
The European Central Bank will do whatever is needed to bring consumer-price growth back to target, with officials to have ...
The new head of the U.S. Federal Reserve takes over at a time of heightened inflationary pressures and concern over the Fed’s ...
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