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Policy rate held at 6.50 percent in unanimous vote
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Policy rate held at 6.50 percent in unanimous vote

Banco de México unanimously decided to maintain the target for the overnight interbank interest rate at 6.50 percent at its September meeting.

Stablecoin rules mandate one-to-one backing and capital buffers
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Stablecoin rules mandate one-to-one backing and capital buffers

The Federal Reserve Board has issued a proposed regulatory framework under the GENIUS Act governing payment stablecoin issuers.

US tariffs and shifting global trade weigh on Canadian growth
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US tariffs and shifting global trade weigh on Canadian growth

US tariffs introduced in early 2025 and shifting global supply chains are forcing Canadian companies to restructure trade relationships, according to a Bank of Canada analysis published on September 24, 2026.

Rate cuts raise medium-term wealth inequality via mortgage debt
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Rate cuts raise medium-term wealth inequality via mortgage debt

A Banque de France working paper finds that interest rate cuts reduce US wealth inequality in the short term but widen it after six years.

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Finland targets top global digital financial literacy rank by 2030
AI-generated BIS Speech

Finland targets top global digital financial literacy rank by 2030

Finland launched its Digital Financial Literacy Strategy at the Bank of Finland Museum, setting a goal to become the most financially literate nation by 2030.

New US tariffs and $100 oil threaten Canadian growth and inflation
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New US tariffs and $100 oil threaten Canadian growth and inflation

Re-escalating trade tensions with the United States and $100 oil prices from the Middle East conflict create divergent risks for the Canadian economy, pulling growth and inflation in opposite directions as the Bank of Canada holds its policy interest rate steady.

Financial resilience underpins European competitiveness
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Financial resilience underpins European competitiveness

Financial resilience is the necessary foundation rather than a constraint for European competitiveness, according to a policy address in Dublin.

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Selic cut to 13.75 percent as 2026 GDP forecast drops to 1.8 percent
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Selic cut to 13.75 percent as 2026 GDP forecast drops to 1.8 percent

Banco Central do Brasil has lowered the benchmark Selic rate by 25 basis points to 13.75 percent while cutting its 2026 GDP growth projection to 1.8 percent.

Microfinance NPLs hit 35 percent as 39 percent of lenders post losses
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Microfinance NPLs hit 35 percent as 39 percent of lenders post losses

Russian microfinance institutions saw overdue debt past 90 days reach 35.0 percent in the second quarter of 2026, while 39 percent of lenders operated at a loss.

Productivity growth proves additive rather than exponential
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Productivity growth proves additive rather than exponential

A study by Callum Jones, David López-Salido and Thomas Philippon finds that total factor productivity growth is additive rather than exponential.

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Schnabel to step down from ECB for senior IMF role in January 2027

European Central Bank Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel will resign on January 3, 2027, to become Financial Counsellor and Director of the Monetary and Capital Markets Department at the International Monetary Fund.

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German regional banks retain 14.6 percent CET1 ratio under stress

Small and medium-sized German lenders maintain sufficient capital reserves to withstand severe geopolitical shocks, according to the 2026 LSI stress test conducted by BaFin and the Deutsche Bundesbank.

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Policy rate held at 1.75 percent as rate path shifts upward

Sweden’s policy rate remains unchanged at 1.75 percent following the Sveriges Riksbank Executive Board’s September 24 decision, but policymakers project increases will begin before year-end.

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Ten-year government bond yield falls to 1.69 percent in August
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Ten-year government bond yield falls to 1.69 percent in August

China's interbank bond market custody expanded to RMB209.0 trillion in August 2026, while the 10-year government bond yield closed at 1.69 percent.

Russian bank profits hold at 440 billion rubles as loans expand
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Russian bank profits hold at 440 billion rubles as loans expand

Russian banks generated 440 billion rubles in net profit in August 2026, matching July results as corporate lending expanded 1.3 percent.

Venture capital statistics revised across 2020-2024 series
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Venture capital statistics revised across 2020-2024 series

Banco de España has revised its experimental venture capital statistics for 2020 to 2024 alongside the publication of 2025 figures.

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Challenger banks claim 60 percent of gross UK SME lending
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Challenger banks claim 60 percent of gross UK SME lending

UK corporate debt reached £1.5 trillion in early 2026 as non-bank debt surpassed half of total corporate borrowing, according to Bank of England analysis.

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Inter-meeting speeches drive long-term euro market rate moves

Public speeches and interviews between rate-setting meetings move financial markets with the same magnitude as formal policy decisions, according to new European Central Bank research.

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London gold vault stores 400,000 bars for central bank reserves

The Bank of England has detailed its wholesale banking and custody operations for foreign central banks, which include managing sterling CHAPS accounts and safeguarding 400,000 gold bars.

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Financing mismatches constrain high-growth firms, FPC review shows

Structural frictions in capital allocation are the primary barrier to funding UK high-growth businesses, according to a new Bank of England research series.