Eman Shaikh
Reporting for The Distributed.
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How Relaxed Lending Rules Could Shift Power Back To US Banks
The landscape of corporate lending in the United States is entering a new phase as regulators roll back longstanding restrictions on leveraged…
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How Frozen Russian Assets Sparked A Global Shift Toward Gold
Gold has become one of the most talked-about assets this year, and the surge in global demand is now being linked to…
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US Banking Rule Reform Could Free Up Billions For Treasury Markets
U.S. bank regulators are moving closer to finalizing a major change in how banks manage their capital, a step that could make…
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Digital Euro Moves Forward As EU Council Supports Hybrid Model
The European Union has taken a major step toward launching a digital version of its currency, as the EU Council has backed…
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Rising Borrower Demand Drives Strong Profits For Major US Banks
Major US banks ended the year on a strong note as rising demand for loans helped drive record profits, signaling a positive…
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Why Russia’s Central Bank Is Holding Firm On Interest Rates Despite Rising Prices
Russia is closely monitoring inflation as higher taxes and long-standing interest rate policies continue to affect consumers and businesses, according to recent…
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Fed’s Repo Facility Sees All-Time High Use As Year-End Liquidity Tightens
As the final trading day of 2025 came to a close, U.S. financial markets saw a striking development that caught the attention…
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EU Plans To Tap Russian Assets Spark Legal And Economic Showdown
Russia’s central bank has strongly criticized European Union plans to use Russian state assets frozen in Europe, calling the move illegal and…
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ECB Leaders Call For Unified EU Rules To Counter U.S. Tariffs
Top ECB officials are urging the European Union to break down its own internal barriers as a way to protect the economy…
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From The Fed To The ECB, The World’s Central Banks Slow Their Easing Pace
After months of uncertainty, global central banks appear to be slowly aligning on one message: rate cuts are coming, but not too…