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RBI Governor: 'longer-term risks remain in the form of geopolitical worries'

RBI likely to pause rate hikes through FY24 given the inflation trajectory, says Yes Bank Chief Economist

Bank of England head: Borrowing costs soar in U.K., despite encouraging prospects

Borrowing costs in the U.K. have risen above the levels hit during Liz Truss’s stint as prime minister, despite stronger-than-expected job and salary reports, which had reinforced expectations that the Bank of England could raise interest rates.

Das: 'RBI will remain nimble in its liquidity management'

RBI Gov. Shaktikanta Das said that India’s Monetary Policy Committee opted to maintain the benchmark repo rate for a second consecutive meeting, BQ Prime reported on June 8.

Monetary Policy economist as RBI maintains position: 'The Indian economy is ideally balanced between growth and inflation under the RBI’s navigation'

After the Reserve Bank of India decided to maintain its position focused on “withdrawal of accommodation” and keep policy rates constant, stocks in the banking sector remained mainly stable on Thursday.

Binance Charity head: 'Major nonprofits are increasingly recognizing the value of crypto donations'

Many nonprofits have started accepting donations in the form of cryptocurrency, including the Alzheimer's Association, the American Cancer Society, Autism Speaks, local chapters of Boys & Girls Clubs, CARE, Make A Wish International and Ronald McDonald House Charities.

T. Rowe Price: Global Markets See Mixed Results Amid Banking Turmoil and Cooling Inflation

The T. Rowe Price Global Markets Monthly Update for March 2023 reveals that equities recorded generally positive but widely divergent returns, as turmoil in the banking sector in the U.S. and Europe affected interest rate and growth expectations.

Luxury Market Faces Diverging Trends Amid US Spending Cuts and China's Reopening

The luxury market is set to experience contrasting dynamics in the coming months, with US consumers reducing spending on non-essential goods while China's reopening offers a tailwind for the sector, according to research from J.P. Morgan.

CBO Warns of Increased Risk of US Treasury Exhausting Funds in Early June

The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has warned of a significantly increased risk that the US Treasury will run out of funds in early June due to lower-than-anticipated tax receipts through April.

Dallas Fed: Texas manufacturing sees little growth, with production index near zero

Responses to a manufacturing outlook survey suggest that Texas manufacturing stayed flat for the month of April.