Another coronavirus stimulus package of £30 billion ($37.6 billion) was announced by the United Kingdom with the aim of stopping the growing job crisis in the country and to prop up the economy of its worst recession in centuries. The… Read More ›
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UK could opt for Australian approach, in case of cliff hanger Brexit
In a telephone call with Germany Chancellor Angela Merkel, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said, Britain is prepared to leave the European Union on the same terms that Australia has with the bloc if it is unable to hammer out… Read More ›
Close to settling most Lion Air 737 MAX claims: Boeing
In a court filing Boeing Co stated, it has reached settlement agreements with more than 90% of the wrongful death claims filed in federal court following the crash of a Lion Air 737 MAX aircraft in 2018 in Indonesia that… Read More ›
Palantir Technologies Inc to go public, files confidential paper with SEC
On Monday, data analytics company Palantir Technologies Inc said, it has confidentially filed paperwork with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to go public. The submission relates to Palantir’s proposed public listing of its Class A common stock, it… Read More ›
Nissan secures $7.8 billion, aims for positive free cash flow in Q2
Going by Nissan Motor Co’s latest annual securities report, since April it has managed to raise $7.8 billion in financing from its creditors as it tries to shore up its cash reserves in the face of falling sales induced by… Read More ›
Paycheck Protection Program meant to support small businesses also supported large investment banks
According to official data released on Monday, the tens of millions of dollars U.S. lawmakers earmarked to assist small businesses during the Wuhan coronavirus-induced economic downturn, also went to investment banks who advise on corporate dealmaking. Some part of the… Read More ›
U.S. Federal Reserve buy mortage bonds worth $22.7 billion, sells none
The New York Federal Reserve Bank purchased agency mortgage-backed securities worth $22.705 billion during the June 25 to July 1 period. This is compared to $22.859 billion purchase in the previous week. The move is aimed at helping the housing… Read More ›
Retail sales surged in May as Australian economy reopens
On Friday, official data showed retails sales in Australia saw a record surge in May following a wide scale easing in coronavirus lockdowns which allowed entire sectors to reopen. The bounce back underscores growing confidence that consumer spending will not… Read More ›
Citi to hire more bankers for direct custody business in Saudi Arabia
In a statement, the Europe, Middle East and Africa head of Citigroup said, the bank is planning to hire more bankers in Saudi Arabia for its direct custody business. The development comes in the wake of Citigroup adding more than… Read More ›
China’s central bank skips open market operations, makes biggest cash drain since Feb. 21
On Friday the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) skipped open market operations making the biggest weekly net fund drain in four and a half months. In a statement on its website, the PBOC said, the move was due to “relatively… Read More ›
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