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Goldman Sachs has delivered a commendable performance for the third quarter of the fiscal year, exceeding analysts’ expectations for both profit and revenue. The investment giant reported earnings of $8.40 per share, significantly surpassing the estimated $6.89, and its overall revenue hit $12.70 billion compared to a projected $11.8 billion. This marks a substantial year-over-year
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With Shigeru Ishiba poised to take the helm of Japan as the new prime minister, the landscape of the nation’s monetary policy appears to be on the cusp of evolution. Having emerged victorious from the ruling Liberal Democratic Party leadership race, Ishiba’s approach to fiscal and monetary policy signals a nuanced continuity with existing frameworks
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Japan’s currency landscape has been shaping into a complex organism influenced by carry trades, seen as both opportunities for investors and potential liabilities for the economy. In a recent interview, Atsushi Mimura, Japan’s vice finance minister for international affairs, shed light on how authorities are continuously monitoring these trading patterns, especially as the resurgence of
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China’s economy, the second-largest in the world, has been navigating turbulent waters recently. With global economic pressures mounting, the Chinese government is under increasing scrutiny regarding its monetary policy. On a notable Friday, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) surprised financial markets by maintaining its benchmark lending rates despite widespread anticipations for a cut. This
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The incoming Mexican president, Claudia Sheinbaum, is faced with the daunting challenge of fulfilling her campaign promises to enhance social programs amid a surge in the budget deficit. In his final year in office, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador increased spending to complete infrastructure projects and expand welfare programs, leading to a budget deficit of
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In a recent meeting of the G7 finance chiefs in STRESA, Italy, a draft statement revealed discussions on utilizing the future income from frozen Russian assets to assist Ukraine. This move comes after the G7 and its allies froze approximately $300 billion of Russian assets following Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. The aim
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