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Spanish lenders main takers of ECB loan programme

  Bloomberg Italian and Spanish lenders were the biggest participants in the European Central Bank’s latest new loan programme, increasing their net borrowings by more than 25 billion euros (US$28 billion). Intesa Sanpaolo SpA said it increased borrowings by about 8 billion euros in the first of four targeted longer-term refinancing operations after paying back loans under a previous program, ...

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Fed tests indicate US banks to withstand EU vote triggered slump

  Bloomberg Global stocks are plunging. The pound is crashing. Economists and policymakers are predicting a recession in the UK and beyond after Britain’s historic vote to leave the European Union. If the fallout from Brexit gets worse, will the biggest US banks be able to weather the shock? The Federal Reserve has provided reason for optimism that they will. ...

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UK vote prompts African assets to sinks

  Bloomberg Currencies, stocks and bonds plunged across Africa after the UK’s vote to leave the European Union triggered a slump in oil and other commodities and sent investors scurrying for safe assets. South Africa’s benchmark share index fell the most since May 2010 to a third weekly decline, led by stocks with listings in London and by diversified mining ...

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