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Banking
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Italian government approves rescue for Monte dei Paschi
The world's oldest lender, Monte dei Paschi di Siena, has failed to raise enough money on markets.
Italy rescues its banks
Italy moved to rescue banks teetering on the edge of insolvency - by borrowing billions more euros on the public tab.
Rom wants bank rescue fund
Rome is asking parliament to approve a large funding package for the country's troubled banks.
Japan central bank boosts outlook
Japan's central bank governors have boosted their view of the world's third-largest economy.
AIIB funds for Manila
The Philippines has turned to China-backed Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank to fund new projects.
Ukraine nationalizes its largest bank, PrivatBank
Ukraine has nationalized its biggest bank in order to avoid a financial meltdown.
Will cash soon be a thing of the past?
Countries are phasing out large denomination bills, but few are aware of the reasons for limiting cash transactions.
UniCredit: Adding capital, shedding jobs
Italy's largest lender, UniCredit, has confirmed plans for a major capital increase as it scrambles to raise funds.
Monte dei Paschi to try it alone
Monte dei Paschi, the world’s oldest bank, will try to save itself through the private sector.
No extra time for Monte dei Paschi
The ECB has refused to allow Italy's Monte dei Paschi di Siena more time to raise cash.
ECB prolongs asset buys
While leaving its key interest rates at historical lows, the European Central Bank has extended its bond-buying program.
Dax breaks 11,000
Germany's Dax index has hit a one-year high amid rising central bank stimulus and easing political uncertainty.
ECB to decide on its stimulus program
The European Central Bank's governors are meeting Thursday to debate their future monetary policy.
EU fines Euribor rate-riggers
The EU has fined three banks for their part in a cartel to fix the price of financial benchmarks linked to the euro.
German banks falling behind
Germany’s banking sector continues to lose ground to its international counterparts, a market survey finds.
Stournaras: More debt relief needed
The head of the Greek central bank has urged quick decisions on how to provide more debt relief.
Venezuela to issue bigger notes amid high inflation
The South American country is facing an acute economic crisis as its inflation is expected to surpass four digits.
ECB caught in vicious cycle
The European Central Bank has done everything in its power to fuel inflation and growth, but with limited success.
Mexico central bank chief resigns
The central bank of Mexico has announced Governor Agustin Carstens will step down in mid-2017.
Italy's referendum
It's been dismissed as a protest vote - but could an Italian plesbiscite on reform signal the end of the euro?
Royal Bank of Scotland in a bind
The Royal Bank of Scotland is not prepared for another financial crisis, a tough stress test has shown.
Talk: Massive debt and the banking crisis
Made in Germany discusses the mountain of debt and the EU bank crisis with Hans-Peter Burghof.
Euro breakup fears
A poll by an investment consultancy has shown that more investors than ever consider a breakup of the eurozone likely.
US shopping season starts
US bargain hunters spent more than $1 billion on Thanksgiving, which bodes well for the current holiday shopping season.
ECB stuck in crisis mode
Mario Draghi has said the central bank is not going to change its ultra-loose monetary policy any time soon.
The future of retail banking?
Retail banking outlets are set to look different from what we usually associate with modern finance in a digital world.
Deutsche Bank wants bonuses back
The German lender is reportedly looking into demanding former board members repay bonuses.
'Trump will backtrack'
German banking expert Karsten Junius tells DW he expects Donald Trump to retreat from some campaign promises.
Interview with Florian Schui
Sluggish growth and rising debts - Italy is the new Sick Man of Europe.
Left poor after a natural diaster
Natural disasters drive tens of millions of people into poverty and also have a devastating impact on consumption.
Japan's economy grows 0.5 percent
Japan's economy beat expectations in the third quarter thanks to exports, according to government data.
Business world reacts to Trump triumph
Some representatives from the German economy are shocked. Others see an urgent need for discussions with the US.
Commerzbank cuts losses
German bailed-out lender Commerzbank has surprised analysts with a net loss lower than expected.
Egypt: Central bank floats pound
Tourism is hardly bringing money to Egypt anymore. The economy is in a bad crisis. The Central Bank had to act.
Egypt's central bank floats pound
Egypt's blue-chip index has soared after the central bank devalued the national pound by around a third.
Draghi reaches 5 years as ECB president
ECB Chief Mario Draghi has been in the job for 5 years today.
Bank of Japan delays inflation goal
Japan's central bank admits its goal to pull the nation out of its deflationary spiral is not achievable any time soon.
Consumer prices in Japan fall for seventh straight month
Long stuck in a battle against deflation, signs are not good for the world’s third largest economy.
Deutsche Bank secures a breather
Deutsche Bank is far from being in calm waters yet, says DW's Henrik Böhme.
Deutsche's surprise profit
Although beset by multiple problems, Germany's biggest commercial lender has posted an unexpected profit in Q3.
Deutsche Bank on shaky ground?
A shaky Deutsche Bank releases third-quarter results. Will they show it back on firmer ground?
Monte Paschi's rescue plan unveiled
Troubled Italian lender Monte Paschi has said it would cut thousands of jobs and close hundreds of branches.
Banks mull Brexit exit from UK
Big banks are said to be getting ready to move some operations away from London amid uncertainty over the Brexit.
A happy camper with your bank?
Banks will have to bend over backwards to regain consumers' trust after various scandals.
Deutsche Bank may pull back on US operations
Deutsche Bank may scale back its US operations as part of a settlement with the US Justice Department.
US banks manage to convince investors
Three of the biggest lenders in the US have presented their third-quarter results.
Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf resigns effective immediately
Wells Fargo's CEO John Stumpf is stepping down amid a scandal over the bank's sales practices.
Wells Fargo CEO quits after accounts scandal
Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf has resigned after a sham accounts scandal and mounting public disquiet.
Deutsche Bank fined for research info handling
Deutsche Bank must pay millions for failing to properly protect non-public research information.
Banks warn of Brexit
As the British pound continues to slide, banks in London have warned of a "hard Brexit" that would force them to move.
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