Christine Lagarde told the IMF committee that energy shocks threaten inflation as the ECB projects modest euro area growth and maintains a data-led policy approach.
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2026-10-15 – Petra Tschudin: Current Economic Developments And The SNB’s Monetary Policy
Petra Tschudin’s October 15 SNB speech is listed by the central bank, but the supplied source does not include its contents or policy details.
How To Get Your Finances In Order Before You Die
MoneyWeek says documenting financial details and communicating wishes can help loved ones manage affairs after a death.
Banks Are Now Trying To Offload The AI Data Center Debt They Just Underwrote
JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, SMBC and MUFG are exploring ways to transfer risk from AI data center lending as a $38 billion loan remains hard to place.
The World Has Made A Wrong Turn Since Thailand Last Hosted The IMF Gathering In 1991: ALEX BRUMMER
As the IMF and World Bank return to Bangkok, debt, war and slower Thai growth contrast with the optimism of their 1991 meetings.
Brave New World: What Cryptocurrency Means For Investors
Former CFTC chairman J. Christopher Giancarlo discusses crypto in a MoneyWeek interview; the supplied report excerpt does not include his answers.
CMORG Holds Sector-wide Cloud Outage Simulation Exercise
CMORG completed SIMEX26, a UK-wide financial sector exercise on responding to a simulated global cloud services disruption.
Trouble Brews In The Eurozone As Euro Falls To 17-Month Low
The euro has fallen to a 17-month low against the dollar as investors weigh French debt, rising bond yields and renewed eurozone crisis concerns.
59% Of Firms With AI Fraud Defenses Stop Losses Before They Start
A PYMNTS Intelligence survey found 59% of firms using at least three AI tools stopped 90% or more of attempted payments fraud before losses.
Cost Of Living Squeeze Over Past Five Years Has Left Working Families £2,900 Worse Off, Resolution Foundation Analysis Shows
Resolution Foundation analysis says working families are £2,900 a year worse off than if inflation had stayed near 2% over the past five years.
