A tough time for central banks
What we are talking about is the losses that many central banks are making.
What we are talking about is the losses that many central banks are making.
The net interest margin (NIM) narrowed, while non-performing loans were increasing.
In the third quarter of 2023, a notable variance is anticipated in the profits of commercial banks, with some continuing to experience double-digit growth, while others...
Borrowers are finding it challenging to obtain new loans from banks to settle their existing debts at a different bank.
The ECB seemed to send out a clear message last week that policy rates won’t rise again if the economy develops as the bank expects.
Are central banks starting an easing cycle well ahead of major central banks such as the Fed and ECB taking a risk with their currencies? The recent slump in the Polish...
According to financial analysts, synchronized policy coordination is required to open up bank loans to assist the business community and the economy in recovering. ...
Commercial banks made large profits from spot foreign exchange trading activities in the first half of this year as the difference between the dollar buying and selling...
Commercial banks in Vietnam have been actively offering loans for green projects and expanding green credit through mobilising capital from international credit...
Vietcombank, BIDV, VietinBank, Agribank have just announced new deposit interest rates, with a sharp decrease of 0.3-0.5%/year for many terms.
Amidst the crisis of confidence in the "marriage" between banks and insurance, the cross-selling revenue from insurance at banks significantly declined in the first half...
While revenue from many other business activities dropped sharply, many banks still "won big" from foreign exchange business.
Commercial banks have persistently reduced deposit interest rates, resulting in rates for many terms now standing at just above 6% per annum.
Falling profit margin (NIM), low credit growth, high provisioning costs... are the reasons why commercial banks' business picture in the second quarter and first six...
Most G10 central banks have 2% inflation targets and most forecast that inflation will be down to this level, or only slightly above, within the next few years.
Lending interest rates will drop sharply in the second half of 2023 as capital costs of commercial banks are falling, analysts forecast.
It might not have been popular with Italian banks or global stocks, but the Italian government’s raid on bank profits might not be an isolated case of populist politics.
The financial statements of the first 6 months of 2023 of banks are gradually being "revealed", in which, the picture of bad debt is still covered in gray.
For some central banks, the interest rate cutting cycle has begun. But with the Fed widely seen to be some nine months to a year away from its first cut, does this mean...
The Government Office on July 31 issued a notice on Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh’s opinions at a recent conference reviewing the performance of the banking sector in...
The risk of bad debt is warned to continue to increase, so banks recommend more legal corridors to effectively handle bad debts. At the same time, they promote the...
Despite decreasing interest rates and abundant credit growth quota, experts said it is difficult for commercial banks to promote lending in the context of difficult...