China's major state-owned banks cut deposit rates
Daily NewsChina’s largest state-owned banks have cut yuan-denominated deposit rates in an effort to provide some relief for the financial sector and the broader economy. So...
Read MoreChina’s largest state-owned banks have cut yuan-denominated deposit rates in an effort to provide some relief for the financial sector and the broader economy. So...
Read MoreJapan’s economy grew by more than initially forecast in the January-March period. Japan’s GDP was revised up sharply, rising by 2.7 percent in the first quarter. ...
Read MoreJapan’s economy grew by more than initially forecast in the January-March period. Japan’s GDP was revised up sharply, rising by 2.7 percent in the first quarter. ...
Read MoreAsian stocks edged lower as Wall Street’s rally stalled. Asia-Pacific stocks edged lower as Wall Street’s rally stalled and broader indexes surged near their high...
Read MoreThe decision regarding the election of Numan Kurtulmuş as the Speaker of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey has been published in the Official Gazette. The dec...
Read MorePetkim Petrokimya Holding announced that the decision to transfer the remaining 6 billion 576 million 410 thousand liras after the separation of reserves from the...
Read MoreAras Cargo has purchased 75 percent of the shares of Star Express, one of the cargo companies in Azerbaijan that provides services under the Starex brand, and has...
Read MoreSpot gold remained flat for the second day as investors searched for signs of the Fed's interest rate decision at the next meeting. Gram gold broke a record of 1,...
Read MoreThe average price of diesel per liter has increased by 1 lira 36 kuruş. The increased prices were reflected at the pump as of today The rise in the dollar exchang...
Read MoreOil fell on lingering concerns about the demand outlook after a brief rebound following Saudi Arabia’s pledge to cut supply further. U.S. crude fell to $71 a barr...
Read MoreAustralia’s first-quarter gross domestic product rose by 2.3 per cent on an annual basis, slightly below analysts’ expectations. The country’s economy grew by 0.2...
Read MoreChina’s exports and imports weakened in May compared with the same period last year. Chinese exports fell more than expected in May, according to government data....
Read MoreChina’s May trade data disappoints; Asian markets were mixed after the S&P 500 posted its highest level in 2023. Asia-Pacific markets were mixed as the region wat...
Read MoreUS President Joe Biden said that they proved that "American democracy can function" by agreeing on an agreement that prevents the US from defaulting by increasing...
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Read Moreİş Bankası announced in a statement to the Public Disclosure Platform (KAP) today that it has signed a syndicated loan agreement of 388.25 million euros and 224 m...
Read MorePresident Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said in a statement at the Cabinet Meeting, "Our producers will receive 9,250 liras of bread wheat and 7,500 liras of barley per to...
Read MoreAs depositors in the US turn to higher-yielding investment instruments, banks that are having difficulty holding deposits face a new test: The intensive bond issu...
Read MoreThe Court of Cassation approved the court decision, and the decision to suspend Uber’s activities and block access on the grounds that “unfair competition occurre...
Read MoreTwitter's U.S. ad revenue for the five weeks from April 1 to the first week of May was $88 million, down 59 percent from a year earlier, according to the New York...
Read MoreThe Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) surprised markets again by raising interest rates by another 25 basis points. The Reserve Bank of Australia defied market expe...
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