Foreign Central Banks Sell US Treasuries to 14-Year Low Since 2012

Foreign central banks are selling US Treasuries, hitting a 14-year low. This affects currency stability and energy costs. Find out why.

UK’s Reeves ‘angry’ over Trump’s decision to attack Iran

The costs of borrowing have “gone through the roof,” through no fault of Britain, the top finance minister said.

Shin Hyun-song - 'Monetary Policy Interconnected Among Central Banks, Must Monitor Advanced Economy Policies'

Former Bank of Korea official Shin Hyun-song emphasizes global monetary policy coordination, stressing need to closely watch developed nations' central bank decisions

How Banking Undermines Democracy

Iran shock puts Starmer’s economic comeback on ice

The UK’s politicians are only beginning to grapple with the long-term effects of conflict in the Middle East — and have little room for maneuver.

US easing of capital requirements prompts calls for more lax regulations in the EU

Thursday’s interagency Basel proposal, which meaningfully lowers capital rules for big U.S. banks, has pushed Europeans to question their own regulatory path, posing a challenge to global financial cooperation

[Rate Hike Era] Oil Price Shock Triggers Central Bank Perfect Storm

Global central banks pivot to hawkish stances as Middle East conflict drives oil prices above $100 per barrel, with RBA leading consecutive rate hikes while Fed, BOE, ECB, and BOJ signal tightening amid inflation concerns, rendering previous dovish projections obsolete just three weeks into the crisis.