Interest Rate
Coverage of Interest Rate in the Nexus archive.
- Strike launches ‘volatility-proof’ Bitcoin loans amid bear market, but at a cost
Strike has introduced 'volatility-proof' Bitcoin loans to avoid margin calls and forced liquidations during a bear market. The loans require an interest rate of up to 14.2% and strict on-time payments, as stated by CEO Jack Mallers.
- PSX snaps 5-day bullish streak, falls by over 1,100 points
The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) ended a five-day upward trend, dropping over 1,100 points as investors took profits after a recent rally. The KSE-100 index fell below 187,000 points amid selling pressure in key sectors, with stocks like FFC, PPL, UBL, OGDC, and LUCK contributing to the decline. Analysts noted cautious sentiment due to weak regional markets but highlighted improving macroeconomic fundamentals as a long-term support.
- Colombian Stocks Ease as the Central Bank Lifts Rates to 12 Percent
Colombian stocks declined as the central bank increased interest rates to 12% to combat inflation. The COLCAP index fell 0.75% to 2,269 on June 30 following the rate hike.
- Mexico’s central bank holds interest rate at 6.50% while inflation continues to decline
Mexico’s central bank (Banxico) maintained its benchmark interest rate at 6.50% amid declining inflation, with all board members voting to keep the rate unchanged. Annual headline inflation fell to 3.55% in June’s first half, down from 3.94% in May, while core inflation decreased to 4.12%. Banxico projects further inflation declines but noted risks like geopolitical conflicts and peso depreciation.
- Here’s the new way to significantly reduce the interest rate on your student loans
Borrowers who enroll in autopay can significantly reduce their student loan interest rates. The benefit becomes effective on July 1.
- Bank of England holds main interest rate at 3.75% as inflation pressures on UK economy become more benign
The Bank of England maintained its main interest rate at 3.75%, citing that inflation pressures on the UK economy are becoming more benign. The decision reflects a cautious approach as inflation trends show signs of easing.
- Respite for struggling Brits as inflation holds steady in May - defying fears of fresh Iran war spike and easing interest rate pressure
Inflation in the UK remained steady in May, providing relief to struggling citizens and defying concerns about a potential spike linked to fears of an Iran war. The stable inflation rate also eased pressure on interest rates.
- Anxieties over inflation risk mount ahead of Bank of England rate-setting decision
The Bank of England is expected to maintain its interest rate at 3.75% despite calls for an immediate increase. Concerns about inflation risks are growing ahead of the central bank's rate-setting decision.
- India Central Bank Takes Steps to Boost Rupee, Holds Rate
India's Central Bank has taken measures to strengthen the rupee while maintaining the current interest rate. Sanjay Malhotra is mentioned in the article.
- Philippines’ BSP Flags Bold Rate Move to Stay Ahead of Inflation
The Philippines' Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) is considering aggressive interest rate increases to combat inflation. Central bank officials are prepared to make bold monetary policy moves to stay ahead of inflationary pressures.
- Japan inflation softens more than expected in April, weakening case for BOJ rate hike
Japan's inflation softened more than expected in April, reducing pressure on the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates. The weaker-than-anticipated inflation data suggests the central bank may maintain its current monetary policy stance.
- Demand at Japan’s Two-Year Note Sale Jumps to Highest Since 2024
Japan's two-year note sale demand hit its highest level since 2024. The Bank of Japan (BOJ) maintained its benchmark interest rate in a split vote, signaling a potential June hike and causing the yen to strengthen.
- Does a CD account interest rate lock make sense after this week's Fed meeting?
The article discusses the potential benefits of locking in CD account interest rates following the Federal Reserve's recent meeting, suggesting it may be a strategic financial decision for savers.
- Here's how much interest a $50,000 money market account can earn now
A $50,000 money market account can earn thousands in annual interest, though the exact amount depends heavily on the interest rate. The article highlights the potential returns and the importance of rate selection.