As an updated analysis by Goldman Sachs says, Great Britain is likely to enter a deeper recession next year. Inflation, along with interest rates, would be below market expectations.
As an updated analysis by Goldman Sachs says, Great Britain is likely to enter a deeper recession next year. Inflation, along with interest rates, would be below market expectations.
Major banks are preparing for a slowdown in economic growth, but have not yet noticed any serious signs of problems, as consumer spending remains strong.
On Friday, JPMorgan Chase & Co. posted a decline in third-quarter profit. Nevertheless, the bank's earnings beat estimates of analysts. The increase in interest income made it easier to cope with higher loan loss provisions and reduced appetite for new deals.
Wells Fargo & Co. reported a 31% drop in third-quarter profit last Friday, due to rising costs at the bank because of the fake-accounts scandal and an increase in provisions for possible loan losses in preparation for a potential economic downturn.
Partial amendments were made to the British government’s economic strategy by its Prime Minister Liz Truss, which resulted in certain growth of the pound sterling. One of the main changes was sounded in a statement delivered by Truss, in which she announced an increasing of corporation tax to 25%.
The European Central Bank will have two more meetings before the end of the year, where the ECB is expected to resolve two issues. The first is the issue of raising interest rates by 75 basis points at once.
Due to customer growth that occurred during the coronavirus pandemic, Honeywell International Inc has raised its forecast for business jet deliveries.
On Friday, October 14, earnings estimates for Citigroup Inc., i.e. the largest financial conglomerate, exceeded market expectations for the third quarter. The reason is a series of interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve (Fed), influencing the bank's lending activity.
Japan, as well as countries facing the consequences of the rapid growth of the US dollar, did not find much consolation in the meetings of world finance representatives held last week.
On Sunday during the two-day trip in Algeria the head of OPEC Haitham Al Ghais said that currently, the oil markets face serious fluctuations.