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Analysis-Private equity steps up lending as U.S. banks pull back
Analysis-Private equity steps up lending as U.S. banks pull back
By Tatiana Bautzer and Saeed Azhar NEW YORK The turmoil facing U.S. regional banks has prompted some lenders
2023-05-22 18:27
Debt limit deal remains out of reach as McCarthy and Biden plan to meet again
Debt limit deal remains out of reach as McCarthy and Biden plan to meet again
The countdown is on, the stakes are high -- and there is still no debt limit deal.
2023-05-22 17:25
Britain chips away at NatWest stake with $1.6 billion share sale
Britain chips away at NatWest stake with $1.6 billion share sale
By Iain Withers and Amy-Jo Crowley LONDON (Reuters) -British state-backed bank NatWest has agreed to buy 1.3 billion pounds ($1.6
2023-05-22 16:25
Adani Stocks Surge, Head for Best Day Since Hindenburg’s Report
Adani Stocks Surge, Head for Best Day Since Hindenburg’s Report
Adani Group shares surged on Monday, extending gains spurred by an Indian court panel’s report that found no
2023-05-22 15:18
A Rare Shift in Crypto Volatility Offers Ether a Boost Relative to Bitcoin
A Rare Shift in Crypto Volatility Offers Ether a Boost Relative to Bitcoin
Volatility gauges suggest traders expect smaller near-term swings in Ether compared with Bitcoin, a reversal of the usual
2023-05-22 14:56
Greece's ruling conservatives take commanding lead in elections but fail to secure outright majority
Greece's ruling conservatives take commanding lead in elections but fail to secure outright majority
Greece's ruling New Democracy party scored a crushing victory in parliamentary elections Sunday but fell short of winning an outright majority in a vote dominated by the cost-of-living crisis, a wiretapping scandal and anger over the country's deadliest-ever train crash.
2023-05-22 12:56
Credit Suisse staff prepare to sue Swiss regulator over lost AT1 bonuses-FT
Credit Suisse staff prepare to sue Swiss regulator over lost AT1 bonuses-FT
Credit Suisse AG staff are making preparations to sue the Swiss financial regulator over $400 million of bonuses
2023-05-22 12:29
US economy on the brink as time runs low to avert debt default
US economy on the brink as time runs low to avert debt default
America is heading close to the brink of a self-imposed economic disaster with the Republican-led House refusing to pay the country's debts unless President Joe Biden agrees on cuts to current and future spending and new curbs on social programs.
2023-05-22 12:23
Australia gets U.S. backing for critical minerals industry
Australia gets U.S. backing for critical minerals industry
MELBOURNE Australia has won the support of the United States for development of its critical minerals industry after
2023-05-22 09:22
Oil supply won't be affected by stricter price cap enforcement - IEA
Oil supply won't be affected by stricter price cap enforcement - IEA
By Katya Golubkova and Sakura Murakami HIROSHIMA, Japan (Reuters) -The International Energy Agency (IEA) does not expect moves by the
2023-05-22 07:51
Instagram down for more than 98,000 users - Downdetector
Instagram down for more than 98,000 users - Downdetector
Meta Platform Inc's Instagram is down for more than 98,000 users on Sunday, according to outage tracking website
2023-05-22 06:59
Biden and McCarthy to resume talks Monday as debt ceiling deadline looms
Biden and McCarthy to resume talks Monday as debt ceiling deadline looms
President Joe Biden spoke with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy on Sunday and agreed they would meet on Monday afternoon to try to break the stalemate over legislation to raise the national debt limit. A call took place, according to a White House readout, which gave no indication to the tone of the discussion. Mr McCarthy characterised the call as “productive” in a comment to reporters. A day earlier, the Speaker said negotiations had taken a step backward following Mr Biden’s remarks that he believed the 14th Amendment could be used to circumvent Congress on the issue. “I don’t think we’re going to be able to move forward until the president can get back into the country,” Mr McCarthy said on Saturday. “Just from the last day to today they’ve moved backwards. They actually want to spend more money than we spend this year.” Mr Biden’s call with Mr McCarthy took place while the president was on Air Force One bound for the US on Sunday. He had cut short his attendance at the G7 summit in Japan in order to lead negotiations with Republicans on the issue. During an appearance on Sunday show, Meet the Press, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen once again warned that the federal government is projected to run out of money on or about 1 June. Should the US be unable to pay its outstanding obligations to debt holders, or even raise questions about its ability to do so, it risks a downgrade of the US’s credit rating which would affect interest rates on future loans. The last official downgrading of the United States’s credit rating occurred in 2011, when Standard and Poor’s dropped the US’s rating from “AAA” to “AA+”. “I indicated in my last letter to Congress that we expect to be unable to pay all of our bills in early June and possibly as soon as June 1. And I will continue to update Congress, but I certainly haven’t changed my assessment. So I think that that’s a hard deadline,” Sec. Yellen said. She added that the possibilty was “quite low” that the US could extend its ability to pay its obligations through 15 June - referencing remarks made by Republicans who suggested Treasury could maneuver past a 1 June deadline without hitting a default. ”[I]t’s hard to be absolutely certain about this, but my assessment is that the odds of reaching June 15th, while being able to pay all of our bills, is quite low,” said Ms Yellen. “[M]y assumption is that if the debt ceiling isn’t raised, there will be hard choices to make about what bills go unpaid.” Mr Biden has been roundly accused by conservatives of refusing to negotiate cuts to federal spending ahead of the debt ceiling deadline. The White House, meanwhile, has blamed Republicans for putting the country’s credit rating at risk. Earlier on Sunday, the president spoke at a press conference and did not indicate that he was completely opposed to reaching a compromise with Republicans on spending levels, though he warned that the GOP must be willing to move in his direction as well. “It’s time for Republicans to accept that there’s no bipartisan deal to be made solely — solely — on their partisan terms,” said Mr Biden. “They have to move as well.” Read More ‘Putin will not break our resolve,’ Joe Biden tells G7 Top House negotiator on debt limit says it's time to 'press pause' as talks come to standstill Biden meeting with Indo-Pacific leaders at G7 summit while confronting stalemate over US debt limit Debt ceiling showdown: Biden and congressional leaders to meet as McCarthy pushes for faster deal Most say pair debt limit increase with deficit cuts, but few following debate closely: AP-NORC poll G7 finance leaders promise support for Ukraine, vow to enforce sanctions against Russia
2023-05-22 05:59
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