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Yunus Arinci, the chief executive officer of Turkey’s settlement and custody bank Takasbank, resigned after being questioned by prosecutors as part of an investigation into the country’s fund crisis, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Alex Barrow, founder of Macro Ops, says the bull market is on borrowed time and will ratchet back painfully for investors who aren’t prepared.
Alex Barrow, founder of Macro Ops, says the bull market is on borrowed time and will ratchet back painfully for investors who aren’t prepared.
The proposals seek to improve India’s investment appeal as foreign investors pull out funds and domestic equity returns remain subdued
Pakistan has assumed the chairmanship of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Interbank Consortium (SCO-IBC) for 2026-27, the Ministry of Finance said on Monday. HBL Chairman Sultan Ali Allana has taken over as head of the consortium for the period.
KOSPI rose more than 2 percent Monday, as institutional buying helped stocks rebound from early losses, shrugging off lingering concerns over the profitability of artificial intelligence (AI) investments. The benchmark closed at 5,859.08, up 2.24 percent.
Kia said Monday its vehicle sales rose 10.3 percent from a year earlier in October, driven by strong overseas demand for its sport utility vehicle (SUV) models. Kia sold a total of 291,219 vehicles last month, up from 264,017 units a year earlier, the company said in a press release. The figure includes sales of military vehicles.
