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Jes Staley discusses Trump's election impact on banking and Barclays' London presence post-Brexit.
Central banks, especially in China, race to launch digital currencies amid cryptocurrency evolution.
The Bank of England hints at potential interest rate rises in November amid economic challenges.
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee debates interest rates amid inflation concerns.
Boris Johnson meets with Saudi Crown Prince to discuss stabilizing oil prices and inflation.
The City of London faces uncertainty as Britain prepares for the EU referendum on June 23.
The Euro faces decline amid Brexit fears and low growth expectations in the Eurozone.
Brexit may trigger significant currency volatility, impacting Japan's Yen and Sterling.
The UK and EU battle over financial services post-Brexit with enhanced equivalence proposals.
Brexit talks resume in London as India elects Ram Nath Kovind as president and Netflix reports earnings.
Nissan cancels X-Trail production at Sunderland due to Brexit and declining diesel demand.
Jayne Foley discusses Brexit's impact on the Euro and political tensions in Europe.
The UK House of Commons votes on Theresa May's Brexit deal amid US bank results from Wells Fargo and Gatlin Sachs.
A new prime minister will negotiate Brexit's impact on the European Union and free movement.
Therese's economic assessments show Brexit will leave Britain poorer than remaining in the EU.
Emmanuel Macron and Theresa May each claim to lead the world's fifth largest economy in 2017.
Mr. Deputy Speaker announces the end of austerity and new funding for Britain's defense and tech sectors.
The budget affects households like Linda, Mike, and Leanne, highlighting fiscal challenges.
Inflation remains flat despite central bankers' expectations that low interest rates would stimulate economic growth and reduce unemployment.
Central banks and regulators act to stabilize markets after UBS's takeover of Credit Suisse.
Liz Truss faces a critical moment as Quasi-Kwarteng meets at Downing Street to discuss his future.
Joey Hunt addresses Britain's economic crisis and the rising tax burden on families.
Europe faces a potential taper tantrum as ECB officials suggest reducing QE bond purchases, raising concerns about inflation and economic stability.
The video highlights the flat yield curve and its implications for the economy today.
Brooke Fox discusses how the coronavirus crisis impacts US economic growth and behavior.
The S&P 500 rises despite 26 million Americans filing for jobless claims since March.
Oil bulls have been active in the Brent market, pushing prices above sixty-eight dollars since June.
Steven Roach discusses the dysfunctional codependent relationship between China and America.
China is set to overtake the U.S. as the world's largest economy this year, according to new data.
China's foreign exchange reserves fell by nearly $70 billion in one month as the central bank intervened to stabilize the renminbi amid rising capital outflows.
China's announcement to ease foreign ownership limits in financial services aims to attract investment and enhance competition in the sector.
China's central bank's removal of two currency support rules leads to the renminbi's worst day in three months, signaling a shift in monetary policy.
U.S. job data and China's growth target are key topics this week, alongside Aviva's results.
China faces uncertainty as President Jinping vanishes and economic policies raise concerns.
China faces a significant debt burden, raising concerns about a potential credit crisis.
China's debt surges to nearly 28 trillion dollars post-global financial crisis, raising concerns.
Shin Ping leads a conservative Chinese Polit Bureau amid economic challenges and upcoming reforms.
China's GDP growth at 7.8% raises concerns about sustainability and local government debt.
Mark Hemley discusses London's share trading future post-Brexit and regulatory challenges.
In December, eurozone inflation turns negative, with prices falling by 0.2% year-on-year.
COVID-19 devastates economies in China, Italy, and Iran, prompting drastic measures and central bank actions.
James Kynge explains China's economic challenges and its inability to launch a stimulus package.
The Bank of England's official rate fluctuates, impacting mortgage costs in England.
Central bankers discuss Facebook's Libra at the IMF meeting in Basel, highlighting its global impact.
Katie Martin analyzes the Czech central bank's potential decision to lift the koruna's upper limit, affecting the currency's value and the economy.
The commentary reveals how government debt affects private sector debt in British society.
Donald Trump discusses Huawei's sales with Xi Jinping, causing confusion over US restrictions.
The ECB cuts asset purchases to thirty billion a month, extending QE for nine months.
