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The Central Bank of Russia keeps all its bullion at home, since only in Russia can its gold be completely safe, according to Anatoly Aksakov, the chairman of the State Duma Committee on Financial Markets.
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China, the world’s largest importer of waste, has extended the ban on imports of unsorted paper, some plastics, and dozens of other types of recyclable materials. - Oops! I did it again… Another Deutsche Bank ‘fat finger’ mistake sends $35 billion out the door
Germany’s biggest bank said an “operational error” led to the accidental collateral payment of €28 billion ($35 billion) to an exchange it does business with. The incident occurred in late March, sources told CNN Money. - WikiLeaks calls for Coinbase boycott after ban from cryptocurrency exchange
WikiLeaks is calling for a global blockade of one of the world’s largest exchanges for crypto-trading, Coinbase, after the company banned the WikiLeaks Shop from its platform “without explanation.” - RT Exclusive Protectionist policies also hurt countries that impose them – Russia’s Finance Minister
Protectionist policies and sanctions hurt not only the countries they target, but the global market as a whole, ultimately hampering the economic growth of the states that implement them, Finance Minister Anton Siluanov has said.
- China no longer wants the world’s trashChina, the world’s largest importer of waste, has extended the ban on imports of unsorted paper, some plastics, and dozens of other types of recyclable materials.
- WikiLeaks calls for Coinbase boycott after ban from cryptocurrency exchangeWikiLeaks is calling for a global blockade of one of the world’s largest exchanges for crypto-trading, Coinbase, after the company banned the WikiLeaks Shop from its platform “without explanation.”
- Russia entrusts its gold to no one, has zero bullion in USThe Central Bank of Russia keeps all its bullion at home, since only in Russia can its gold be completely safe, according to Anatoly Aksakov, the chairman of the State Duma Committee on Financial Markets.
- Oops! I did it again… Another Deutsche Bank ‘fat finger’ mistake sends $35 billion out the doorGermany’s biggest bank said an “operational error” led to the accidental collateral payment of €28 billion ($35 billion) to an exchange it does business with. The incident occurred in late March, sources told CNN Money.
- RT Exclusive Protectionist policies also hurt countries that impose them – Russia’s Finance MinisterProtectionist policies and sanctions hurt not only the countries they target, but the global market as a whole, ultimately hampering the economic growth of the states that implement them, Finance Minister Anton Siluanov has said.
- Trump slams OPEC for keeping crude prices ‘artificially high’
US President Donald Trump has accused the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) of propping up oil prices, which have reached their highest level in over three years. - Lockheed Martin to offer Japan stealth fighter jet ‘superior to F-35’
US defense contractor Lockheed Martin wants to develop a hybrid of its export-banned F-22 Raptor and advanced F-35 Lightning II aircraft for Japan, unnamed sources familiar with the matter told Reuters. - Turkey repatriates gold from US in bid to ditch dollar
Ankara has decided to bring back all its gold stored in the US Federal Reserve, according to Turkish media. In recent years, Turkey repatriated 220 tons of gold from abroad, and 28.7 tons was brought back from the US last year. - Disaster looms over Libyan oil
Is General Khalifa Haftar dead or alive? The leader of the Libyan National Army (LNA) disappeared from the public eye earlier this month, and now rumors surrounding his health are beginning to circulate. - German car producers could fall victim to US sanctions against Russian aluminum
Sanctions against top Russian aluminum producers are likely to hit European car production, according to Germany’s WVMetalle, a lobbying group for 655 metals companies. - Russia won’t halt titanium supplies to US – trade minister
Titanium supplies to the United States won’t be restricted as part of any response by Moscow to the sanctions imposed by the White House, according to Trade Minister Denis Manturov. - Russia demands compensation over US steel & aluminum tariffs
Moscow has sent a request to the World Trade Organization (WTO) to challenge the US decision to levy duties on steel and aluminum imports, according to a Russian statement published by the WTO on Thursday.
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