- The central bank is tipped to leave rates unchanged for a third consecutive meeting, keeping the benchmark deposit rate at a record four percent. The bank's governing council is expected to repeat that it considers rates are currently at levels that "will make a substantial contribution" to returning inflation to...
Apex banks under pressure to deliver lower inflation
The world economies are staring at the deep recessions and more financial instability. If inflation does not moderate significantly over the coming months, it will likely to result in the most difficult environment for monetary policymaking since the stagflation period of the 1970s, adds the weekly QNB report.European monetary policy: Same hat doesn’t fit all
The Europe's apex bank is expected to gradually tighten monetary policy whilst using asset purchases to support weaker countries in the periphery in an attempt to avoid a full-blown resurgence of the Euro area sovereign debt crisis," the Qatar National Bank pointed out in its weekly commentary.Stock markets up globally as China eases lockdown
Adding to the upbeat mood were comments from US commerce chief Gina Raimondo that she was considering lifting tariffs on some goods from China to help in the battle against inflation.Asian markets mixed as US jobs data give Fed room to hike rates
Asian markets were mixed Monday following a steep drop on Wall Street in response to a forecast-topping US jobs report that gave the Federal Reserve room to continue hiking interest rates.ECB warns of risks to financial markets from Ukraine war
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has put financial markets under renewed stress by driving up prices and impeding growth, the European Central Bank said in a report. The war has "increased financial stability risks through its impact on virtually all aspects of economic activity", ECB vice-president Luis de Guindos said in...ECB, Binance spar over use of cryptos to evade Russia sanctions
The European Central Bank has voiced its concern that cryptos can be used to evade Russian sanctions. But, the co-founder and CEO of Binance, the world’s largest crypto exchange by trading volume, said cryptos cannot be used to dodge sanctions.War, inflation threaten world income
The US Federal Reserve chair has said every $10 hike in oil prices would impact growth by 0.1 percentage points and add 0.2 percentage points to inflation.Powell, Lagarde bicker over central bank role in climate policy
The two differed on the role of central banks in fighting global warming Lagarde, has made climate protection financing an ECB priority Jerome Powel, head of US Federal Reserve, and Christine Lagarde, head of the European Central Bank, bickered openly on Friday when Powel said that it was not the...










