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Bulgaria: Postponing Of The Euro Introduction

The Bulgarian government intended to introduce the euro in January 2024. Now it has deferred these plans to 2025. The country hopes to overcome the months-long government crisis as soon as possible.
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Zero Growth Of The Swiss Economy

As recently as last year, most Swiss industrial companies were doing brilliantly. The economy grew more strongly than calculated; the real gross domestic product (GDP) rose by 2.6%, according to the national accounts. This year, however, will be more difficult.
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Experts Suggest These Four Measures To Head Off Switzerland’s Next Banking Crisis

168 billion Swiss francs is the amount that the Swiss National Bank (SNB) had to lend Credit Suisse in mid-March 2023, at the height of the banking crisis. This was the only option to prevent the collapse of the once-second largest Swiss bank. The SNB provided a substantial portion of this liquidity assistance without receiving collateral from Credit Suisse. Therefore, in the event of bankruptcy, the Swiss taxpayer could have also lost billions.
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What To Know About Orbán’s Hungary

"We have achieved an enormous victory. Even from the Moon, you can see it, but surely from Brussels," Hungarian re-elected Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said shortly after the election results were published in 2022. Abroad, a controversial figure; at home, a king who has been in office since 2010 without interruption. The economic situation in Hungary is not at all satisfactory.
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In The Know: High Bond Volatility

Increased inflation rates and monetary turmoil have led to a sharp rise in interest rates. This drives up the volatility of bonds. The increase in volatility has a particularly negative impact on investors who hold a lot of bonds.
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The 35th Anniversary Of The DAX

The Deutsche Aktienindex (DAX) is 35 years old; its premiere was held on July 1st, 1988. In its history, the DAX has established itself as an important index for the German economy and is one of the most widely used base values for financial products worldwide. In total, eleven Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) on the index manage assets of over 14 billion euros.
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Why Do Half Of The Young Chinese Not Work?

Many Chinese youngsters still live with their parents since their monthly incomes are approximately 750 euros. The phrase "full-time daughters and sons" began trending on social media, and the matter piqued global media interest. In fact, unemployment among Chinese youth has hit an all-time high.
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In the Know: Cloud-Based Portfolio Management

In today's competitive financial landscape, cloud-based portfolio management has become a game-changer for asset and wealth managers. The benefits of cloud-based solutions have altered the attitudes of industry professionals. This digital solution has not only changed the way HNWIs manage their assets but has also opened up new avenues for efficiency, accessibility, and security in wealth management.
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