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Bermudan officials
warned residents to stay off roads and prepare for possible
tornadoes on Wednesday as Hurricane Humberto strengthened in
approaching the Atlantic archipelago, prompting people to board
up homes and businesses.
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EU seeks written backstop plan from Johnson by September 30
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Colombia's Banco de Occidente
bank on Wednesday issued 400 billion pesos ($118.3
million) in local bonds, after receiving interest for more than
three times that amount.
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Britain's banks will implement
U.N.-backed "responsible banking" principles being launched next
week that will influence lending and company behaviour, British
banking trade body UK Finance said on Wednesday.
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As if the U.S. Federal Reserve did not
already have enough on its plate heading into its meeting on
interest rates this week, chaos deep inside the plumbing of the
U.S. financial system has thrown policymakers an unexpected
curveball.
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The Central Bank of Jordan said
on Wednesday that it was cutting its benchmark interest rate by
25 basis points to 4.25% in a move to help spur economic growth.
The move came shortly after the U.S. Federal Reserve cut its
own key interest rate by a quarter of...
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The top U.S. consumer
watchdog will keep consumer complaints against financial firms
public despite pressure from the companies, but the agency said
on Wednesday it will make changes to the way those complaints
are filed.
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The Federal Reserve
on Wednesday tweaked two key rates used to manage its main
policy lever, but stopped short of additional bond purchases
some investors anticipated.
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Latvia's financial watchdog said
on Wednesday it had fined PrivatBank, the country's 12th-biggest
bank, 1 million euros ($1.1 million) for insufficient
money-laundering controls.
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The next wave of U.S. liquefied
natural gas (LNG) export projects will be “tougher” to bring
online, as companies with existing facilities take advantage of
lower costs to expand capacity in coming years, the chief
executive of Blackstone Energy Partners said on Wednesday.
