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Daily short sale tracking: South Bow's short volume increased by 664K, with a short sale ratio of 35%
Top Gap Ups and Downs on Friday: MUFG, UBS, SMFG and More
Japanese banks are reportedly planning to maintain their business relationship with Adani, while Barclays and other international banks are cautiously reassessing their exposures.
Despite the accusations of bribery against Gautam Adani by the usa, several major banks in japan plan to maintain business relations with the billionaire, while other global companies like Barclays are reassessing their risk exposure to this india conglomerate. According to informed sources, mizuho financial expects that the latest incident involving Adani will not have a lasting impact and intends to continue supporting the group. Sources also indicate that sumitomo mitsui financial and mitsubishi ufj financial have not withdrawn their plans and will remain open to providing new financing if needed in the future. Spokespersons for these three banks in Tokyo declined to comment. A representative of the Adani group did not respond.
The Renminbi's central parity rate against the US dollar increased by 88 points from the previous day to 7.1894.
On November 28, the central rate of the renminbi against the dollar was adjusted up by 88 points to 7.1894 compared to the previous day. Expectations of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut in December have strengthened! The number of Americans continuing to claim unemployment benefits unexpectedly rose to the highest level in three years. The number of initial claims for unemployment benefits in the week before Thanksgiving significantly dropped to a seven-month low, indicating that businesses have not laid off as many workers as some economists had predicted, demonstrating the resilience of the usa labor market, and consumer spending supported by the labor market is expected to remain strong. The usa economy is still showing steady growth. However, the unexpected rise in the number of continuing unemployment claims to a three-year high indicates that many are unemployed in the usa.
CFRA Predicts That Banks Will Outperform the Benchmark S&P 500 in 2025
Can Britain's Pension 'Megafunds' Boost the Economy?
Barclays to Set Up a New Private Banking Booking Center in Singapore
Erste Group Initiates Barclays(BCS.US) With Buy Rating
Deutsche Bank Sees Bank Stock Rally Adding to Repo Market Strain
Barclays to Open Private Bank Booking Center in Singapore
UK Will Consider Further Relaxing Rules on London Banker Bonuses
The familiar "river" returns, usa-elected president reiterates tariffs, causing traders to be in awe.
Traders from all over the world are preparing for bigger fluctuations. When Trump's latest remarks on tariffs hit the headlines, Nick Twidale's phone kept ringing, and he even spilled a cup of white coffee on the keyboard. After Trump's social media post on Monday drove the dollar to soar, this veteran with 26 years of forex trading experience at AT Global Markets said: 'Seeing this type of social media post again, there is a familiar feeling of unease, but muscle memory is at play.' Twidale said, 'The good news is, under Trump's leadership, the future four...'
Barclays to Add Singapore as Private Bank Booking Center By 2026
Top Gap Ups and Downs on Monday: SMCI, ZM, GFI and More
Barclays is bullish on the s&p 500 index, expecting it to rise to 6600 points by the end of next year.
Barclays strategist believes that the USA stock market will continue to rise in 2025 under constructive allocation and robust macroeconomic support, despite a slowdown compared to the momentum of this year and last year. The team led by Venu Krishna has raised the target price of the s&p 500 index at the end of next year from 6500 points to 6600 points, about 10% higher than the Monday level. The strategists believe that Wall Street may underestimate the continued strength of large technology companies and overestimate the returns of other s&p 500 index components. Krishna wrote that the guidance for large technology companies is improving, while throughout the cycle they
Sector Update: Financial Stocks Advance Pre-Bell Monday
UK Regulator Lowers Fine Against Barclays in Qatari Dealings Case
Barclays: It is expected that the Russian central bank and government will take verbal intervention measures to prevent further depreciation of the ruble.
On Monday, the Russian ruble slightly rebounded against the US dollar, but due to new sanctions on the Russian banking industry by the usa and other reasons, the ruble against the US dollar remains at a two-year low. London Stock Exchange data shows that as of 09:00 Greenwich Mean Time, the ruble to dollar exchange rate rose by 0.8% to 103.50. On Friday, the ruble against the US dollar touched 104.35, the lowest point since March 23, 2022. Barclays brokerage analysts expect the Russian central bank and government to take some verbal intervention measures to prevent the ruble from further declining, as the ruble's decline is fueling inflation, leading to the current tightening of monetary policy.
FCA Fines Barclays GBP40 Mln Over Qatari Fundraising -- Financial News
The United Kingdom Financial Conduct Authority imposed a £40 million fine on Barclays.
The United Kingdom Financial Services Authority stated on Monday that barclays was fined 40 million british pound for failing to disclose certain arrangements with a Qatari entity in 2008.
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