News list for " the Bank"
The Bank of England may hit the pause button tonight after several quarters of interest rate cuts. However, the attitude of Governor Bailey will determine which side of the balance is divided within the Monetary Policy Committee, pulled by inflation fears and a slowing economy. Click to view
Bank of Japan: A member said that given that it has been more than six months since the last interest rate hike, it may now be possible to consider another interest rate hike. (Jin Ten)
Bank of Canada: Canada should weigh the pros and cons of stablecoin regulation.
Gold's technical face "changes face", when will the selling momentum stop? The dollar V is only a flash in the pan, and the Bank of England is unlikely to disrupt the pound bull rhythm...
Dollar support is in jeopardy, will the Federal Reserve promote a new round of plunge tonight? Gold bullish trend still exists, and the Bank of Japan is unable to make a policy shift under triple pressure...
The "Super Central Bank Week" is coming! The Fed's dot plot will become a new game point for the market. Will the Bank of England's "dramatic" vote be repeated? The Bank of Japan may struggle to send a clear tightening signal... Click to view...
Christopher Waller, the governor of the US Federal Reserve, told his colleagues and the private banking industry that while cryptocurrency payments operate outside the traditional banking system, "there is nothing to be afraid of". Speaking at the Wyoming Blockchain Symposium 2025 on Wednesday, he said: "It doesn't make sense to be scared just because it's happening in the world of decentralized finance (DeFi) - it's just used to transfer...
Traders have trimmed bets that the Bank of England will cut interest rates no further this year.
Bank of Japan meeting notes: Some members said that once the trade issue stabilizes, the Bank of Japan may consider resuming interest rate hikes.
Bank of Japan officials are stepping up calls for Japan to keep up with the rapid development of digital currencies, which could accelerate the shift to cashless payments in a country where "cash is king". The share of cashless payments in Japan rose to 42.8% in 2024 from 13.2% in 2010, a year ahead of the government's target of 40%, according to government data. Although Japan lags globally in payments technology, the rise in cashless transactions is forcing policymakers to ensure they are prep...
