Global financial markets have absorbed the shock of the war in the Middle East so far, said Tobias Adrian, IMF financial ...

In the shadow of this epic collapse, vast forces are slashing the pillars of the international financial system, setting the stage for the greatest convulsion of instability the world has yet seen in ...

The International Monetary Fund says markets have remained resilient so far, but a prolonged Middle East conflict could expose vulnerabilities and trigger broader financial instability.

Capital markets are essential for driving economic activity, providing mechanisms for raising funds and allocating resources efficiently. The stability of these markets and the financial institutions ...

The recent crypto market collapse, which wiped out more than $150 billion in value within days, was not merely another episode of volatility in a speculative asset class. It was a revealing stress ...

LONDON (Reuters) -Financial institutions that dominate the $9.6 trillion currency market should hold the necessary liquidity and capital buffers and run enhanced stress tests to prevent disruptions to ...

India's economy continues to show strong growth and stability, even as the world faces wars, trade tensions, and market uncertainty. This is the key message from the Reserve Bank of India’s latest ...

The Global Regulatory Brief provides monthly insights on the latest risk and regulatory developments. This brief was written by Bloomberg’s Regulatory Affairs Specialists. The International Monetary ...

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has commended Nigeria’s recently concluded bank recapitalisation exercise, saying the ...

WASHINGTON, April 14 (Reuters) - The war in the Middle East is elevating global financial stability risks through inflationary pressures that could cause funding markets to tighten, potentially ...