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Bank of America Faces Massive Penalties After Regulators Identify Serious Anti-Money Laundering Failures

Bank of America received a $1.2 billion penalty over anti-money laundering failures, with the OCC payment credited against FinCEN's assessment.

International Business Times UK · 6h ago

Asia-focused banks face bond market risks ahead of Q3 earnings

Asia-focused banks face mounting pressure from rising bond yields, inflation and currency volatility ahead of third-quarter earnings. HSBC, Standard Chartered and DBS confront profitability and capital risks, while Japanese and Southeast Asian lenders navigate bond losses, funding pressures and economic uncertainty.

The Economic Times · Oct 26

Nifty bears tighten grip as crude, geopolitical risks, FII outflows mount: 5 factors to decide D-Street’s fate next week

Indian stock markets faced a setback as crude oil prices soared, triggered by increasing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Despite some defensive buying from domestic institutions, foreign investors pulled back. The forthcoming US Federal Reserve meeting is poised to impact global market moods. Investors will be keenly watching industrial…

The Economic Times · Oct 25

'Impending Recession Bullish for Gold': Peter Schiff Warns of Stock Crash Before Midterms and 7% Inflation in 2027

Peter Schiff warns a US stock market crash and recession could emerge before the 2026 midterms, while inflation, AI spending, and housing risks boost gold's appeal.

International Business Times UK · Oct 23

RBI's Rs 2.5 lakh crore liquidity infusion raises questions over tightening policy signal: SBI Report

In its report, SBI said the RBI had consistently signalled its commitment to monetary tightening through its policy resolution, the Governor’s statement and the minutes of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC). The liquidity infusion through repo auctions, however, appeared difficult to reconcile with this approach.

The Economic Times · Oct 23

Global Market: Eurozone bond markets stabilise after volatile week

Eurozone government bonds stabilised after a volatile week as investors balanced sovereign debt concerns against safe-haven demand amid uncertainty over AI investments and global growth. French borrowing costs remain under pressure ahead of key central bank policy decisions.

The Economic Times · Oct 23

Oil tops $114 as European shares fall and Kering tumbles

Rising energy prices added to inflation concerns as European shares fell and Kering tumbled on weak Gucci sales. An AI sell-off drove investors towards US bonds, while France’s borrowing costs remained above 5%.

Euronews · Oct 23

Yen shines as AI jitters spur safe-haven rush

The Japanese yen reached its strongest level in over a month due to increased safe-haven demand. Concerns about the sustainability of the AI spending boom affected currency markets as US Treasury yields fell. Brent crude futures rose above $114 per barrel following geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Economists expect…

The Economic Times · Oct 23

US bond market down: Why are 10-year, 30-year, 2-year treasury yield notes are falling? Check latest predictions

US bond Yields have dropped in recent days, as concerns about a slowdown in AI spending and its impact on economic growth have overshadowed economic data, which showed persistent inflation pressures.

The Economic Times · Oct 22

Global Market: Japanese investors extend foreign bond selling streak to five weeks

Japanese investors extended their foreign bond selling streak to five weeks through October 17, offloading 161.6 billion yen of long-term debt as US Treasury yields retreated from 24-year highs. Year-to-date net disposals reached 5.18 trillion yen, the highest for the comparable period since 2022, while overseas equity buying continued.

The Economic Times · Oct 22