Ben S Bernanke

Ben Bernanke artık ‘Nobel’li

Eski Amerikan Merkez Bankası (Fed) Başkanı Ben S. Bernanke, Douglas W. Diamond ve Philip H. Dybvig ile birlikte ‘bankalar ve finansal krizler üzerine araştırmalarıyla’ 2022 Nobel Ekonomi Ödülü’nü kazandı.

Nobel Ekonomi Ödülü sahibini buldu

İsveç Kraliyet Bilimler Akademisi, Alfred Nobel Anısına 2022 Sveriges Riksbank İktisadi Bilimler Ödülü'nü bankalar ve finansal krizler üzerine araştırma yaptıkları için Ben S. Bernanke, Douglas W. Diamond ve Philip H. Dybvig'e verdi.

Hamas liderinden Türkiye açıklaması

Halid Meşal "Siyonist devlet Türkiye'nin düşmanıdır" dedi.

Source says Bank of America to need $34 bln in capital

WASHINGTON/NEW YORK - Bank of America Corp has been deemed to need as much as $34 billion in additional capital, according to the results of a government stress test, a source familiar with the results told Reuters late on Tuesday.

Japan's exports plunge, Obama pledges more action

U.S. President Barack Obama said more money might be needed to bolster the tottering U.S. bank sector, as Japan reported a record plunge in export earnings Wednesday, heralding sharper pain for the world's second largest economy.

Citigroup may be next to seek go't rescue as stocks in free fall

The U.S. government may step in to rescue Citigroup Inc. after a crisis in confidence erased half the bank’s stock-market value in three days, analysts and economists suggested.

Citigroup may be next to seek go't rescue as stocks in free fall

The U.S. government may step in to rescue Citigroup Inc. after a crisis in confidence erased half the bank's stock-market value in three days, analysts and economists suggested.

Turkish government may knock at Fed's door for financial support

The Turkish prime minister may appeal to the Federal Reserve for financial support at the G20 meetings that would be held next week as well as seek to finalize a new deal with the IMF, Referans business daily reported on Tuesday. (UPDATED)

Crude rises more than $3 on governments' rescue plans

Oil rose more than $3 on Tuesday, extending the previous session's 4 percent gain, as investors' confidence over government moves to shore up banks offset expectations of a global recession. (UPDATED)

U.S. government to spend $250 billion to buy shares in ailing banks

The U.S. government will spend up to $250 billion to buy shares in struggling banks in the latest effort to stem a global financial crisis, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said Tuesday. (UPDATED)

UK government to partly nationalize major banks

The British government announced plans on Wednesday to partly nationalize major banks, with taxpayers taking a share stake in a bid to restore stability in the country’s hard-pressed financial sector. (UPDATED)

U.S. government plans to take control of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac

The U.S. government plans to put government sponsored mortgage finance companies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac under federal control, the New York Times and Washington Post newspapers reported late Friday, in what could be the largest financial bailout in the nation's history.

Oil starts to rise again on Iran's long-range missile testings

Oil rose a dollar on Wednesday, recovering from a more than $5 fall a day ago, after Iranian state media reported that the country had test-fired missiles that could reach Israel and United States bases in the region.

Fed seen holding interest rates as inflation unease grows

The United States Federal Reserve on Wednesday is expected to hold interest rates steady and indicate slightly greater unease on inflation, while stopping well short of signaling higher borrowing costs are imminent.

Oil prices drop towards 123 dollars

Oil prices fell on Wednesday, extending recent heavy losses made on the back of the stronger dollar, as investors awaited the latest weekly report on energy inventories in the United States.

Fed cuts discount rate, expands loans to avert crisis

The Federal Reserve, struggling to prevent a meltdown in financial markets, cut the rate on direct loans to banks and became lender of last resort to the biggest dealers in U.S. government bonds. In its first weekend emergency action in almost three decades, the central bank lowered the so-called discount rate by a quarter of a percentage point to 3.25 percent.

Erdal Saglam: $1.5 bln left Turkish markets Friday

Bankers said total 1.5 billion dollars sold in the Turkish foreign exchange markets.