Brazil's real lost 1% after a
larger-than-expected rate hike disappointed traders looking for
even a stronger action by the central bank, while a tanking
dollar helped most other Latin American ...
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Lebanon's central bank had a $4.7 billion hole in its reserves by the end of 2015 that was not disclosed to the public, an early warning sign of the financial collapse that has since all but wiped out many people's savings. The figure is contained in an April 2016 report drawn up for Lebanese financial authorities by the International Monetary Fund and seen by Reuters.
* BOJ keeps interest rate targets unchanged. * BOJ cuts this year's growth, price f'casts in quarterly report. * New forecast eye inflation missing 2% for at least 2 years. * BOJ won't be swayed by other central banks' moves - Gov Kuroda. By Leika Kihara and Tetsushi Kajimoto.
* BOJ to keep interest rate targets unchanged. * Announcement on decision expected 0300-0500 GMT. * BOJ to cut this year's growth, price f'casts in quarterly report. * Supply disruptions hurting manufacturers including Canon. * Gov Kuroda expected to brief media on decision 0630 GMT. By Leika Kihara.
Brazil's real edged higher on growing
bets the country's central bank would announce a
larger-than-expected interest rate hike on Wednesday, while
stocks in Latin America's largest ...
Brazil's real rose on growing bets that
the country's central bank would announce a larger-than-expected
interest rate hike on Wednesday, while Peru's sol underperformed
as mine ...
Virtually all financial institutions surveyed are making their loan applications available online; up from 85% in 2020 MeridianLink, Inc. (MLNK), a leading provider of modern software platforms for financial institutions and consumer reporting agencies, today announced the availability of The Future of Digital Lending report by industry expert Jim Marous, owner and publisher of Digital Banking Report.
The Aussie dollar jumped on Wednesday as surprisingly strong inflation data raised the possibility of sooner-than-planned rate hikes, while the yen was calm as Japan's central bank is seen retaining its easy monetary policy stance later this week.
The yen was restrained while the risk-sensitive Australian dollar held firm on Wednesday on the back of a solid commodity market and a positive risk mood from upbeat U.S. economic data and upbeat corporate earnings.
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