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  • NGX Remains The Preferred Listing Platform For Capital Raising

    Date 07/07/2022

    Capital market stakeholders have commended NGX for providing a vibrant listing platform for government and corporates to meet their business objectives. This was stated during the NGX CEO Roundtable held on Thursday, 7 July 2022.

  • CFTC: Federal Court Orders Texas Unregistered Commodity Pool Operator To Pay More Than $13 Million For Commodity Fraud

    Date 07/07/2022

    The Commodity Futures Trading Commission today announced the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas entered a consent order on July 6, imposing monetary sanctions against David Seibert, most recently of Lakeway, Texas.

  • BIS: Basel Committee Issues High-Level Considerations On Proportionality

    Date 07/07/2022

    • Basel Committee issues high-level considerations on proportionality.
    • The high-level considerations aim to provide practical support to supervisory authorities seeking to implement proportionality in their domestic regulatory and supervisory frameworks.
    • The considerations are voluntary and do not modify any of the Committee's existing standards, guidelines or sound practices. 

  • Nodal Exchange Achieves New Records In Power And Environmental Futures

    Date 07/07/2022

    Nodal Exchange today announced new trading records in power and environmental futures as of end of June 2022.  Nodal achieved record half year power volume for the first half of 2022 with 1.489 billion MWh traded, up 39% from H1 2021.  Nodal also set a new calendar month record for June with 175.3 million MWh of traded power futures volume in the month.  The majority of U.S. power futures open interest is on Nodal Exchange with 1.183 billion MWh representing $154 billion of notional value based on both sides as of the end of June 2022.

  • BIS - Fiscal Deficits And Inflation Risks: The Role Of Fiscal And Monetary Policy Regimes

    Date 07/07/2022

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    The massive wave of fiscal stimulus unleashed by governments in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic has sparked an intense debate about the inflationary consequences of current fiscal policies. Is higher inflation after the pandemic a fiscal phenomenon? Will the need to manage high public debt levels result in fiscal dominance over monetary policy, posing a risk to price stability?