European banking profitability is at a record high
European banks have always played an important role on the global financial stage.
moreEuropean banks have always played an important role on the global financial stage.
moreOn September 20th, against the backdrop of a complex and ever-changing global economic situation, every move made by the Federal Reserve touched the nerves of the market.
moreOn the current global economic stage, as important economic powers, every move of the financial policies of China and the US tugs at the nerves of the world economy.
moreIn the recent wave of the global financial market, the fall of German government bonds has undoubtedly become one of the focus of the market. This change not only directly reflects the traders' adjustment of the ECB's interest rate cut expectations, but also reveals the uncertainty of the direction of global monetary policy and the subtle changes in the market's economic outlook.
moreThe US Federal Reserve Board announced on September 18 local time that it would lower the target range of the federal funds rate by 50 basis points, to the level of 4.75% to 5.00%, which is the first rate cut since March 2020.
moreRecently, the Federal Reserve announced a reduction in the target range of the federal funds rate, which immediately sparked widespread attention and discussion worldwide.
moreAs the United Nations General Assembly and the high-level meetings of the United Nations Climate Change Conference COP29 approach, the global climate agenda is hotly debated around climate finance.
moreYesterday, the ECB cut the deposit facility rate by 25 points to 3.5 per cent and cut its main refinancing and marginal lending rates by 60 basis points, in line with market expectations.
moreIn today's increasingly globalized world, the stock market serves as a barometer of the economy, and every fluctuation in it affects the nerves of global investors.
moreIn the face of continued weak economic growth and falling inflation expectations, the European Central Bank finally made another "rate cut" on September 12, cutting the key deposit rate by 25 basis points to 3.5%, while the main refinancing and marginal lending rates were cut by 60 basis points respectively.
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