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IMF approves $8.1 billion loan for Ukraine, with $1.5 billion to go immediatelyThe IMF approved an $8.1 billion loan for Ukraine, anchoring a $136.5 billion international support package to maintain economic stability ...- The 11 big trades of 2025: Bubbles, cockroaches and a 367% jump2025 saw wild swings in global markets, from record-breaking gold and meme-like Fannie-Freddie gains to geopolitical-driven defense rallies...
- World's central bankers fear being caught in Fed's stormGlobal central bankers fear that political pressure on the Federal Reserve could undermine their independence. President Trump's attempts t...
- Charting the global economy: US GDP falls on larger trade hitThe US economy experienced a slight contraction at the beginning of the year due to reduced consumer spending and increased trade tariffs. ...
- How Japan’s overseas investments reached a historic highJapan's overseas assets hit a record ¥533.1 trillion in 2024, though it lost its top creditor status to Germany after 34 years.
- Japan loses status as world's top creditorJapan has lost its position as the world's top creditor after 34 years, falling behind Germany, even as its net external assets last year h...
- Trump has added risk to the surest bet in global financeBond markets faced instability. This happened because of Donald Trump's policies. Doubts arose about the safety of US government debt. Trad...
- India to skip China's Belt and Road Forum for a third timeIndia is boycotting China's Belt and Road Initiative summit for the third time, citing concerns over sovereignty issues and the financial v...
- Pakistan's foreign loan inflows slow down: Ministry of Economic AffairsData compiled by the Ministry of Economic Affairs showed that foreign loan disbursements from July to December 2022 stood at a mere USD 5.6...
- View: Delay in implementing cross-border insolvency law is detrimental to Indian creditorsHere's a case for early implementation of cross-border insolvency law in India. All professionals in the field have been advocating introdu...
- View: The blow-up of Archegos Capital has a few lessons for IndiaIn India, there wasn’t much of a reaction at all. Archegos owner Bill Hwang lost his fortune, and a couple of banks posted a few billion do...
- Korean Air to take over troubled Asiana Airlines for $1.6 billionThe deal combining South Korea's two biggest airlines comes as carriers around the world struggle with low demand, haemorrhaging cash and g...
- There is very limited room to reduce rates: Uday KotakKotak also said that India underestimate the power of the oil economy on India and the disproportionate dependence of the Indian economy on...
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- What could be the economic impact of Germany leaving euro?The exit of the best performer could improve the extent of homogeneity within the euro area, thereby making the euro area more stable.
- Here's why global markets are panicking over the Greece crisisFailure to reach an agreement with the recent round of discussions clearly indicates that the creditors are reluctant to accept any easing ...
- The European crisis: Can Germany bear the burden?The festering european debt crisis, which will resurface later, is a key challenge for German chancellor Angela Merkel’s new government.
- I think most would rather have India's problems than the West's: Anshu Jain, co-CEO, Deutsche Bank"I think sacrificing some growth in the near-term is a price worth paying for the higher level of public engagement and activism," says Ans...
- Dubai debt fears hit world markets hardWorld stock markets fell sharply on Thursday as investors fretted over the debt problems at Dubai World, a government investment company, a...
- Lehman Brothers creditors meet in LondonAdministrators of Lehman Brothers said untangling its financial dealings will be a bigger task than dealing with the fallout of the collaps...
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