On June 23, a referendum will be held in Great Britain on the issue of the country’s exit from the European Union
Three days to the big event not only for the UK but for the whole world. World markets are anxiously waiting for the British to decide. In the past week, there has been a rapid exchange of views among analysts, experts, and senior officials. The overwhelming majority of comments have a negative assessment of the […]
Read moreAddress by Janet Yellen, Head of the US Federal Reserve System (14.02.2017)
The head of the U.S. Federal Reserve Janet Yellen spoke in the U.S. Senate. She said that at one of the meetings to be held in the next few months, a decision will be taken to increase the interest rate. Yellen believes that there are already necessary conditions for this. The U.S. economy is growing […]
Read moreAddress by Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang (27.06.2017)
Speaking at the World Economic Forum, Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang expressed confidence that the country’s economic growth target of 6.5 percent in 2017 would be achieved. Existing systemic risks are under control. At the same time, he noted that it will not be easy to maintain economic growth rates in the medium and long […]
Read moreMario Draghi spoke at a press conference
Mario Draghi, Head of the European Central Bank, spoke at a press conference today after the bank’s meeting. Draghi noted that the ECB intends to continue the implementation of measures within the framework of the existing quantitative easing programme. Answering questions from the mass media, the head of the European Central Bank said, in particular, […]
Read moreHead of the Bank of Japan Haruhiko Kuroda addressed the Parliament (28.03.2018)
The head of the Japanese Central Bank, Haruhiko Kuroda, addressed the parliament. In his speech, he outlined the position of the bank’s management on the main issues of monetary policy. In particular, Kuroda said that in the near future the Bank of Japan does not plan to change its rather soft monetary policy. This will […]
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