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Agenzia Nova: Business news: Brasile, Banca centrale taglia i tassi al 13,75 per cento annuo 20 set 23:00 - (Agenzia Nova) - Il Comitato di politica monetaria della Banca centrale del Brasile (Copom) ha tagliato il tasso di riferimento... (Brs) Business news: Brazil, central bank cuts rates to 13.75 percent annually Sept 23:00 – (Agenzia Nova) – The Monetary Policy Committee of Brazil’s Central Bank (Copom) cut the benchmark interest rate… (Brs) #Brazil #1375percent #AgenziaNova #CentralBank #Copom
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Agenzia Nova: Business news: Tunisia, Banca centrale, nuove procedure per richieste credito e microfinanziamento 06 set 03:00 - (Agenzia Nova) - La Banca centrale della Tunisia (Bct) stabilisce in una nuova circolare le condizioni e le procedure che gli... (Tut) Business news: Tunisia, Central Bank, new procedures for credit and microfinance requests September 6, 3:00 AM – (Agenzia Nova) – The Central Bank of Tunisia (BCT) establishes in a new circular the conditions and procedures that the… (Tut) #Tunisia #CentralBank #AgenziaNova
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Agenzia Nova: Business news: Egitto, Hassan Abdalla confermato governatore Banca centrale 23 ago 05:00 - (Agenzia Nova) - Il presidente Abdel Fattah al Sisi ha rinnovato per un anno, a partire dal 18 agosto 2026, il mandato di Hassan... (Cae) Business news: Egypt, Hassan Abdalla confirmed as governor of Central Bank August 23 05:00 – (Agenzia Nova) – President Abdel Fattah al Sisi has renewed for one year, starting August 18, 2026, the mandate of Hassan… (Cae) #Egypt #HassanAbdalla #CentralBank #AgenziaNova #AbdelFattahalSisi #Hassan
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Agenzia Nova: Business news: Egitto, Banca centrale mantiene invariati i tassi di interesse chiave 23 ago 05:00 - (Agenzia Nova) - Il Comitato di politica monetaria della Banca centrale d'Egitto ha mantenuto invariati i tassi di interesse... (Cae) Business news: Egypt, Central Bank maintains key interest rates unchanged. August 23, 05:00 – (Agenzia Nova) – The Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of Egypt has maintained unchanged interest rates… #Egypt #CentralBank #AgenziaNova
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Agenzia Nova: Brasile: dazi Usa, governo critica misura e prepara un piano di sostegno alle imprese colpite (2) 17 lug 02:05 - (Agenzia Nova) - Il presidente della Banca centrale del Brasile, Gabriel Galipolo, ha difeso il sistema di pagamenti istantanei... (Brs) Brazil: US tariffs, government criticizes measure and prepares a support plan for affected businesses (2) July 17 02:05 – (Agenzia Nova) – The president of Brazil’s Central Bank, Gabriel Galipolo, defended the instant payment system… (Pix) #Brazil #AgenziaNova #CentralBank #GabrielGalipolo
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News Headlines | Central Bank Governor warns against spending overruns AI generated summary, Read the full article for complete information. Ahead of Budget 2027, Central Bank Governor Gabriel Makhlouf warned Finance Minister Simon Harris that continued budget‑spending overruns could swell the public‑finance deficit to €25.7 billion by 2030 (up from an underlying €20.4 billion), especially as half of Ireland’s corporation‑tax revenue comes from multinational activity that is highly unstable and is now concentrated in just ten firms that contributed 56 % of payments last year. With corporation tax already accounting for 23 % of general‑government revenue, Makhlouf cautioned against relying on this “potentially vulnerable” source to fund permanent spending increases, urging the government to broaden the tax base and trim exemptions. He also highlighted the broader fiscal risk posed by Ireland’s €210 billion national debt, noting that the annual interest bill is expected to double to €6 billion, and called for debt‑as‑a‑share‑of‑GDP to remain a key policy focus, while expressing optimism that sound policy choices could steer the economy through a turbulent international environment. Read more: https://www.rte.ie/news/business/2026/0713/1583099-central-bank-governors-budget-letter/ #GabrielMakhlouf #SimonHarris #CentralBank #Ireland #Corporationtax
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Agenzia Nova: Russia: Shokhin, Banca centrale non alzi tasso per aumento prezzi carburanti 13 lug 10:42 - (Agenzia Nova) - Le imprese russe si aspettano che la Banca centrale si astenga dall'aumentare il tasso di riferimento nella... (Rum) Russia: Shokhin, Central Bank will not raise interest rates due to rising fuel prices. July 13 10:42 - (Agenzia Nova) – Russian businesses expect the central bank to refrain from raising the benchmark rate in… (Rum) #Russia #CentralBank #AgenziaNova #Russian
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Al Jazeera – Breaking News, World News and Video from Al Jazeera | Taiwan’s economy is booming thanks to AI. Not everyone sees the benefits AI generated summary, Read the full article for complete information. Taiwan’s economy is booming thanks to AI‑driven semiconductor exports, with GDP surging 13.7 % in the first quarter of 2026 and total exports jumping 34.9 % to $640.7 bn, largely powered by TSMC and the island’s chip industry that now accounts for more than 20 % of GDP. While the tech sector and the stock market have flourished, the benefits are unevenly distributed: non‑tech industries see little wage growth, most workers earn far below the high salaries in semiconductor firms, and soaring housing costs are heightening financial anxiety. Economists warn that this “K‑shaped” growth creates a dual society, leaves Taiwan over‑dependent on a single industry, and risks widening wealth inequality despite overall rapid expansion. Read more: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/5/27/taiwans-economy-is-booming-thanks-to-ai-not-everyone-sees-the-benefits?traffic_source=rss #YangChinlung #AliciaGarcia #TSMC #TaiwanExchange #CentralBank #AliciaGarciaHerrero
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News Headlines | Central Bank fiasco embroils RTÉ's new finance chief AI generated summary, Read the full article for complete information. The Central Bank’s fitness‑and‑probity vetting system – the gatekeeper that approves senior finance‑sector appointments – has been exposed as seriously flawed after two recent court rulings. A High Court judgment on 17 April condemned the Bank’s handling of a one‑year prohibition imposed on a former fund‑company CEO, finding multiple breaches of natural justice, denial of an oral hearing and a “box‑ticking” interview that caused disproportionate damage to his career and personal life. The decision‑maker, then Central Bank head of finance Annemarie Britz, later became RTÉ’s chief financial officer, sparking controversy over the appointment. This judgment follows a 2024 tribunal case that also rebuked the Bank’s procedures, prompting an independent review and reforms, yet critics argue the changes remain insufficient. Both cases occurred under Governor Gabriel Makhlouf’s tenure, who was recently re‑appointed for a second seven‑year term, leaving the credibility of Ireland’s financial‑regulation regime in question. Read more: https://www.rte.ie/news/business/2026/0502/1571353-central-bank-court/ #CentralBank #GabrielMakhlouf #IrishFinancial #HighCourt #DavidBarniville #AnnemarieBritz #MariHurley #KevinBakhurst
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News Headlines | 'Completely suckered': Fake brands steal faces to scam shoppers AI generated summary, Read the full article for complete information. Online purchase scams have become Ireland’s most common fraud, accounting for nearly half of all cases and costing €160 million in 2024, a 24.5 % rise from the previous year. Scammers operate fake “Irish” sites—such as a bogus skin‑care brand called Luméa and a counterfeit clothing shop “The Murphy Sisters Kinsale”—that mimic legitimate businesses, use AI‑generated ads and steal real‑creator footage to appear credible. Irish influencer Britney Nolan discovered her video was repurposed without consent to promote a fake “Luméa” mask, and victims like Joyce McMahon were duped into paying for products that never arrived, fearing further theft of their bank details. The Central Bank reports a 47 % surge in purchase‑scam cases in early 2025, while 38 % of victims never report the fraud, reducing their chances of recovery. Reporting to banks or authorities raises the likelihood of getting money back from 13 % to 57 %. The story underscores the growing danger of AI‑driven scams and the importance of buying only from trusted, verified sources. Read more: https://www.rte.ie/news/primetime/2026/0430/1571123-completely-suckered-fake-brands-steal-faces-to-scam-shoppers/ #BritneyNolan #CentralBank #Luma #JoyceMcMahon
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