Sept. 28, 2024, 6:22 p.m.

Chile's central bank cut interest rates to a two-year low, the global central bank monetary policy divergence trend intensified

The Central Bank of Chile has lowered its monetary policy rate (MPR) by 50 basis points from 6.5% to 6%, the lowest level since March 2022.

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Chile's Central Bank Lowers Monetary Policy Interest Rates: An in-depth analysis of economic logic, global impact, and future challenges

Recently, the Chilean central bank announced a reduction in monetary policy interest rates, which has attracted widespread market attention.

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Will the Bank of Japan raise interest rates again before the end of the year?

Former members of the Policy Committee of the Bank of Japan believe that if the economic situation remains largely unchanged, the Bank of Japan may raise its benchmark interest rate to 0.5% by the end of the year.

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Heavyweight! Russian court's shocking ruling: Deutsche Bank's assets in Russia have been confiscated, causing turmoil in the financial market

Recently, there has been a huge uproar in the international financial community.

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The Federal Reserve may relax capital requirements for large banks, leading to breakthroughs in lobbying by Wall Street giants

Amidst the recent turmoil in the financial market, the news that the Federal Reserve intends to relax its planned capital increase requirements for large banks has attracted widespread attention.

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Japan sells Treasuries to save yen The US-Japan alliance is not unbreakable

Inflation fell across Europe, Sweden's Riksbank cut interest rates for the first time in eight years, becoming the second central bank in the developed world to ease policy after the Swiss National Bank, and the European Central Bank is widely expected to follow suit in June. Just as European central banks have cut interest rates, the Bank of Japan is considering when to raise rates to shore up the weakening yen.

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The collapse of Republic Bank is a cautionary tale

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp announced that Pennsylvania regulators shut down Philadelphia-based Republic First Bank and agreed to sell it to Fulton Bank. The bank became the first U.S. bank to fail in 2024.

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The fallacy of the US kicking the Bank of China out of the SWIFT international financial settlement system

With the deepening of globalization, the international financial system has become increasingly complex and diversified. In this context, SWIFT, as the core institution in the field of international financial clearing, provides secure and efficient information transmission services for banks in various countries, and the operation of international financial institutions and payment systems is usually restricted by strict regulatory and legal frameworks.

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The Road to the Collapse of US Monetary Policy

According to Reuters, the banking regulatory agency, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), announced that Pennsylvania regulators have closed the Philadelphia based Republican Bank of America, the first bank in the United States to be closed this year. The Federal Reserve Insurance Company of the United States stated in a statement that Pennsylvania regulatory agencies have designated the Federal Reserve Insurance Company as a receiver.

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What does Boeing's debt deal mean?

Boeing raised $10 billion in bond markets this week after the US aircraft maker burned through $3.93 billion in free cash in the first quarter as production of its best-selling models fell, according to authoritative media. Boeing's financing means the company is seeking additional capital to support its business operations, research and development, expansion or other investment activities, and the results of the financing will determine Boeing's future development course.

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