Euro Finance Week

ECB: Pandemi AB finans sistmeninin kırılganlıklarını büyüttü

Avrupa Merkez Bankası (ECB) Başkan Yardımcısı Luis de Guindos, Covid-19 pandemisinin, Euro bölgesindeki finans sektörünün var olan kırılganlıklarını büyüttüğünü vurguladı.

18. Euro Finance Week’de İslami Bankacılık Konferansı

Avrupa’nın finans sektörünü 18 yıldır biraraya getirip, alanındaki en önemli organizasyonlardan Euro Finance Week, 16 Kasım 2015 de Frankfurt Kongre Merkezi'nde başladı.

Şahenk, Garanti Bank’ın Romanya’da 100 şube işini anlattı, Başbakan sevindi

Başbakan Tayyip Erdoğan’ın Türkiye’deki gelişmeleri anlatırken, ‘Avrupa’da bir ülkede 100 şube açacak’ dediği banka patronu Ferit Şahenk çıktı. Garanti Bankası ile 1998 yılından bu yana Romanya’da faaliyet gösteren Şahenk, bu ülkedeki hedeflerinin yaygınlaşmak olduğunu söyleyince Başbakan Erdoğan, bundan duyduğu memnuniyeti katıldığı TV programında dile getirdi.

British economy shrinks at fastest rate since 1979

LONDON - Britain's recession-battered economy shrank at its fastest pace in almost 30 years in the first quarter of 2009, official data showed Friday, heaping fresh doubt on government hopes of a fast recovery.

Global markets mostly higher with Fed decision

Global markets were mostly higher Thursday on guarded optimism that the U.S. Federal Reserve’s $1.2 trillion spending plan would bring a quicker end to the worst global slowdown in decades. (UPDATED)

GOOD MORNING--TURKEY PRESS SCAN ON MAR 14

These are some of the major headlines and their summaries in the Turkish press on March 14, 2009. Hurriyet Daily News Online does not verify these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.

European central banks defend their economies against speculation

Five Eastern European central banks issued a joint statement Wednesday in defense of their financial systems, saying reports the region’s banks were in danger was simple speculation.

Institutions ready emergency plan for eastern Europe banks - report

Some eastern European countries will need urgent help within weeks to stave off the fallout from the global economic crisis, a top official of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has said.

Chinese, Russian leaders blame U.S. capitalist excesses for crisis

Chinese and Russian leaders Wen Jiabao and Vladimir Putin hit out at U.S. capitalist excesses for sparking the economic crisis as the Davos political and business summit made a gloomy start.

UK throws banks a lifeline as RBS posts record loss

Britain launched a second bank rescue plan and Royal Bank of Scotland recorded the biggest loss in UK corporate history Monday while a cut in Spain's credit rating caused fresh market wobbles.

Germany pledges hands-off approach to Commerzbank

Germany promised a hands-off approach to Commerzbank on Friday after taking a 25 percent stake in the lender in the country's first part-nationalisation of a bank since the Second World War.

Papadopoulos dies at 74

NICOSIA - Greek Cyprus' former president who brought a deadlock to the hopes of reunification after rallying Greek Cypriots to reject a UN peace deal, dies of lung cancer. The 74-year-old Papadopoulos, a longtime chain smoker, was hospitalized last month with severe breathing problems

France unveils 26 billion euro stimulus plan

French President Nicolas Sarkozy said Thursday he plans to spend his way out of recession with a 26 billion euro ($33 billion) stimulus plan designed to boost growth by 0.6 percentage points in 2009.

Iceland faces grave risks

REYKJAVIK - Iceland marks the 90th anniversary of its declaratign of autonomy from Denmark with a deteriorating economy and fading confidence in government. Many Icelanders, longing for more security, cling to the idea of accession to EU and adoption of the euro as a panacea for the ills of the country

Iceland faces grave risks

REYKJAVIK - Iceland marks the 90th anniversary of its declaratign of autonomy from Denmark with a deteriorating economy and fading confidence in government. Many Icelanders, longing for more security, cling to the idea of accession to EU and adoption of the euro as a panacea for the ills of the country

Turkish government plans 83 major steps to tackle global crisis

The details of the new economic package announced by Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan had started to emerge. The media reports say government plans to take 83 important steps against the impacts of the global credit crisis.

Turkish government plans 83 major steps to tackle global crisis

The details of the new economic package announced by Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan had started to emerge. The media reports say government plans to take 83 important steps against the impacts of the global credit crisis.

Russian reserves drain

MOSCOW - Russia's foreign exchange reserves have fallen 21 percent since early August, as the central bank tries to halt the depreciation of the ruble. If reserves diminish further, the central bank may decide it may be best to let the ruble weaken, which will hit stability.

G-20 leaders urge action against financial turmoil

WASHINGTON - Leaders of G-20 countries meet to discuss how to deal with the financial crisis that is shaking the globe. The Saturday meeting urges a 'broader policy response,'implying that further interest rate cuts by central banks and stimulus packages by governments might be in the pipeline.

Nations seek to stimulate economies

SAO PAOLO - Finance ministers from emerging economies said they would take new measures to tackle the global economic slowdown at a meeting of finance officials from the Group of 20 nations meeting in Sao Paulo Saturday.

Top European banks suffer as measures planned

Profits evaporated at top European banks on Monday and authorities worldwide pressed on with schemes to bolster financial sectors and weakening economies by increasing spending and cutting interest rates.

Top European banks suffer as measures planned

Profits evaporated at top European banks on Monday and authorities worldwide pressed on with schemes to bolster financial sectors and weakening economies by increasing spending and cutting interest rates.

Britain's PM Brown seeks IMF boost, crisis knocks at China's door

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown on Sunday called for billions of dollars in extra funding for the International Monetary Fund to prop up struggling economies, while Premier Wen Jiabao said maintaining China's strong domestic growth was his top priority.

Britain's PM Brown seeks IMF boost, crisis knocks at China's door

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown on Sunday called for billions of dollars in extra funding for the International Monetary Fund to prop up struggling economies, while Premier Wen Jiabao said maintaining China's strong domestic growth was his top priority.

US consumers slash spending, global markets stabilize

Americans slashed spending and the country's business outlook weakened but there were signs of stabilization in global markets on Friday, with interbank rates falling and U.S. stocks posting their best week in 34 years.

US consumers slash spending, global markets stabilize

Americans slashed spending and the country's business outlook weakened but there were signs of stabilization in global markets on Friday, with interbank rates falling and U.S. stocks posting their best week in 34 years.

Hungary hikes rates by 300 bps as forint slumps

Hungary's central bank on Wednesday raised interest rates by 300 basis points to 11.50 percent NBHI in an emergency move after its forint currency fell close to an all-time low against the euro.

Hungary hikes rates by 300 bps as forint slumps

Hungary's central bank on Wednesday raised interest rates by 300 basis points to 11.50 percent NBHI in an emergency move after its forint currency fell close to an all-time low against the euro.