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• Mardul Sharma
• 18 Apr 2025

EZB Cuts Rates Again: Boost for Borrowers, Blow to Savers?

EZB Leitzinsen: Fifth Rate Cut Signals Economic Uncertainty The European Central Bank (EZB) has aga

• Mardul Sharma
• 01 Apr 2025

RBA Holds Rates Steady at 4.1%, Eyes Global Uncertainty

RBA Holds Interest Rates Steady at 4.1% Amid Global Uncertainty All eyes were on Reserve Bank of Au

• Nikhil Singh
• 28 Mar 2025

UAE Unveils New Dirham Symbol & Digital Currency: A Bold Leap Forward

UAE Unveils New Dirham Symbol: A Modern Currency for a Modern Nation The United Arab Emirates (UAE)

• Mardul Sharma
• 21 Mar 2024

US Federal Reserve 2024: steady rates now, signals future cuts!

In a highly anticipated action, the Federal Reserve confirmed Wednesday that interest rates will rem

• Ubaid Ahmad
• 19 Sep 2023

Indian Rupee Hits New Record Low of 83.27 Against US Dollar Amid Rising Crude Oil Prices

In the face of soaring crude oil prices, the Indian rupee experienced a fresh record closing low aga

• Mardul Sharma
• 18 Aug 2023

India Aims to Set Aside $12 Billion to Ease Inflation, sums to lower taxes on fuel sales

Indian authorities are contemplating a strategy to redistribute a potential sum of 1 trillion rupees

• Mardul Sharma
• 18 Aug 2023

RBI launches UDGAM portal to track unclaimed deposits

On August 17, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) introduced a centralized web portal called UDGAM (Uncl

• Mardul Sharma
• 16 Mar 2023

Swiss regulators provide Credit Suisse with liquidity lifeline

Swiss regulators have provided Credit Suisse, the flagship Swiss lender, with a liquidity lifeline i

• Mardul Sharma
• 22 Dec 2021

Bank of England becomes the first major central bank to hike interest rates since the pandemic

The Bank of England, in a surprise move on Thursday, raised the interest rates by 15bps making the b

• Mardul Sharma
• 23 Nov 2021

Story of the Week - Bank of England could be the first central bank to raise interest rates

It has been a long time since the debate for whether to tighten or loosen the economy began. But, we