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Eleven lenders deposit $30bn in First Republic Bank
Eleven US lenders deposited $30bn with First Republic Bank in a show of support for the lender.
Friday preview: Banking sector, US consumer confidence in the spotlight
Financial markets' focus at the end of the week was likely to continue to be squarely on tensions in financial markets on either side of the Atlantic.
Europe close: Stocks bounce but investors exhibit great caution
Stocks rebounded amid moves to aid troubled lenders on either side of the Atlantic, although markets remained exceedingly cautious.
JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley in talks to shore up First Republic Bank - WSJ
Several of the biggest US lenders are in talks to shore up First Republic Bank.
ECB goes ahead with 50 basis point interest rate hike
Rate-setters in Frankfurt went ahead and raised short-term interest rates by 50 basis points despite recent heightened stress in the banking sector on either side of the Atlantic.
US import prices drop for first time since December 2020
The cost of goods purchased overseas registered its first outright decline in year-on-year terms in February since December 2020.
Weekly US jobless claims drop sharply
Tightness in the US jobs market showed no signs of easing, data covering the previous week showed.
US housing starts rise by more than expected in February, but details less solid
Homebuilding activity in the States perked up last month, but the details of the data were a bit less impressive.
Factory sector activity worsens in US Mid-Atlantic region during March
An anticipated rebound in manufacturing activity in the US mid-Atlantic region failed to materialise in March, the results of a closely followed survey revealed.
TI Fluid Systems profits drop on higher costs stoked by Ukraine war, Covid-19
TI Fluid Systems saw its profits decline by nearly a quarter despite higher sales on the back of cost inflation.
Polymetal flips into negative free cash flow amid sanctions, but upbeat on outlook
Polymetal decided to forego dividend payments for 2022 in order to preserve flexibility in navigating what it termed "a highly volatile and uncertain external environment".