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Commercial Bank Group Hits Historic Rs. 3.5 Trillion Asset Milestone in Q1 2026.

Central Bank of Sri Lanka Conducts Nationwide Audit of Financial Institutions Following NDB Fraud.

Following a major financial misappropriation at NDB, the Central Bank of Sri Lanka has confirmed it conducted a comprehensive audit of all banks to ensure no similar systemic irregularities exist elsewhere.

Central Bank Clarifies Role in Government Payments Amid Fraud Concerns.

Central Bank Governor Nandalal Weerasinghe has clarified that the institution acts only as an execution agent for government payments, following controversies regarding a $2.5 million fraudulent debt transaction.

Global Central Banks Navigate Dilemma Amidst Escalating Energy Costs and Economic Stagnation.

Major central banks, including the Federal Reserve and ECB, are holding interest rates steady as global energy prices spike, forcing a difficult balance between inflation control and economic growth.

Navigating Turbulence: How Global Central Banks Are Managing the New Energy Price Surge.

European Central Bank Maintains Interest Rates Amid Global Geopolitical Uncertainty.

PBOC Adjusts Strategy to Manage Excess Liquidity in Financial Markets.

Goldman Sachs Executive Kunal Shah on How Junior Talent and AI Are Reshaping Investment Banking.

Bangladesh Banking Crisis: DCCI Highlights Paradox of Excess Liquidity and Credit Drought.

The Dhaka Chamber of Commerce & Industry (DCCI) has warned that despite banks holding record excess liquidity, the private sector, particularly SMEs, is struggling to access credit. Experts call for urgent structural reforms and improved data accuracy to resolve this economic bottleneck.

Uruguay's Economic Outlook: Assessing Growth Trajectories and Market Stability.

Global Central Banks Navigate Monetary Policy Amidst Geopolitical Uncertainty.

ECB Chief Economist Signals Uncertainty Over Iran Conflict’s Economic Fallout.

European Central Bank Chief Economist Philip Lane has stated that incoming economic data is unlikely to provide a definitive assessment of how the conflict involving Iran will affect the Eurozone economy.