The collapse of two major banks has sparked concerns about the potential failure of other regulated financial institutions, with 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad' author Robert Kiyosaki warning that a crash is imminent.
Markets
A senior banking regulator official has assured that Japanese regional lenders have strong capital buffers to protect them from "large" losses on their foreign bond portfolios, dispelling fears caused by U.S. banking issues.
Alibaba CEO Daniel Zhang told investors that the company's overhaul will enable all of its businesses to become more responsive to market changes.
Foreign companies exiting Russia must donate to Vladimir Putin's government before selling their properties.
The Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey has urged for heightened vigilance in the face of market volatility to identify potential weaknesses.
ETFs have become a reliable indicator of investor sentiment, as evidenced by the wild trends seen in the stock market during the first quarter of 2021.
Bond investors are betting on an imminent US recession despite the Federal Reserve's optimistic view of the economy.
Traders are optimistic that Bitcoin will reach $30,000 before any price dip occurs, causing liquidations to quickly disappear.
Citi bank downgrades European banks and suggests stocks to buy in preparation for a potential reduction of credit flow due to an ongoing confidence crisis.
Smaller, little-known trading companies have taken over the international trade of Russian oil, replacing the world's largest oil traders.
