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The Global X Lithium & Battery Tech ETF drew $49.8 million in inflows Tuesday, nearly 10 percent of the now $651 million fund.
Russia's central bank agreed to rescue B&N Bank by injecting extra capital.
It's not just security lapses that need patching in the U.S. credit reporting system, experts told CNBC.
The German government favors a merger of state-backed Commerzbank with France's BNP Paribas, German weekly WirtschaftsWoche reported on Thursday, citing financial sources.
A greater emphasis on privacy would help create a culture that values security and is willing to put forth the effort to ensure it.
Start-ups are opting for private investment rounds over public markets, but one fund manager says he knows the solution.
The Fed just announced it's putting its massive balance sheet on a diet. That could cause some "hunger pains" in the bond market, says trader Jeff Kilburg.
The Fed will raise rates in December even if there is a pullback in stocks when it starts unwinding its balance sheet, Peter Boockvar said.
Fed Chair Janet Yellen did not mince words when discussing the scandal at one of America's largest banks.
Whether or not the Fed leads the U.S. economy into recession depends on whether it sticks to its fed funds forecast, Bill Gross told CNBC.
Fed Chair Janet Yellen spoke to the press after the FOMC announced plans to reduce the balance sheet in October.
Fed Chair Janet Yellen hinted at what may stop the central bank's stimulus-unwind plans at a press conference in Washington.
The Fed, however, lowered its 2019 outlook for the federal funds rate from its June projection.
Fed Chair Janet Yellen holds a news conference after the central bank took the first tentative steps Wednesday to unwind its history-making economic stimulus.
The central bank noted the harm Harvey and Irma caused but said it's unlikely to be long-lasting.
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