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ECB’s Enria: Most Banks Exploring Russia Exit Strategies
ECB’s Enria: Most Banks Exploring Russia Exit Strategies
— LiveSquawk (@LiveSquawk) June 27, 2023
- ECB Recently Urged Banks To Speed Up Russia Exit Strategies
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- From asiatimes.com|Jun 27, 2023
The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) has allowed a 2% drop of the Chinese currency so far this month after China’s exports and foreign direct investment (FDI) fell year on year in ...
- From @LiveSquawk|Jun 27, 2023
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- From tellerwindow.newyorkfed.org|Jun 27, 2023|7 comments
On March 15, the Federal Reserve announced that the FedNow Service will launch in July 2023. FedNow will “facilitate nationwide reach of instant payment services by financial ...
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- From @sevenloI|Jun 27, 2023|4 comments
post at 4:01am: ECB’s Lagarde: We Need to Bring Rates Into “Sufficiently Restrictive” Territory to Lock in Our Policy Tightening post at 4:03am: ECB’s Lagarde: It’s Unlikely That in the Near Future the Central Bank Will Be Able to State with Full Confidence That the Peak Rates Have Been ReachedLagarde: Breaking the persistence of inflation Inflation in the euro area is too high and is set to remain so for too long. But the nature of the inflation challenge in the euro area is changing. We are seeing a decline in the inflation rate as the shocks that originally drove up inflation wane and our monetary policy actions are transmitted to the economy. But the pass-through of those shocks is still ongoing, making the decline in inflation slower and the inflation process more persistent. This persistence is caused by the fact that inflation is working its way through the economy in phases, as different economic agents try to pass the costs on to each other. And while it has been anticipated for some time in our staff projections, we have revised our assessment as new data have come in. Monetary policymakers need to address this dynamic decisively to ensure that it does not lead to a self-fulfilling spiral fed by a de-anchoring of inflation expec
- From ecns.cn|Jun 27, 2023
Fitch Ratings recently raised China's 2023 GDP forecast from 5.2 percent to 5.6 percent after a swifter-than-expected reopening rebound in the first quarter. "China's reopening ...
- From @LiveSquawk|Jun 27, 2023
post at 4:25am: BoE's Dhingra: External Shock Has Not Totally Worn Off post at 4:29am: BoE's Dhingra: Wages Are Responding To Inflation With A Lag post at 4:34am: BoE's Dhingra: Core Not Good Measure Of Domestic Inflation post at 4:37am: BoE's Dhingra: Lag Between Falls In PPI And CPI 1 Or 2 Quarters - Sharp Drop In Producer Price Inflation Promising post at 4:51am: BoE's Dhingra: Food Is Where Inflation Remains Most Stubborn
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