Trump sets up a committee to investigate Lisa Cook, the governor of the Fed who wants to fire despite the Supreme's opposition
The president accuses the official of an alleged mortgage fraud from which there is still no formal charge
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The president accuses the official of an alleged mortgage fraud from which there is still no formal charge
The institution's battleship chambers receive one third of the strategic reserves; London keeps another third and the rest are distributed in other places
Recent inflationary pressures have been intense enough for the Federal Reserve to raise its interest rate for the first time this week in three years. But the United States is not the only country that returns to the path of expensive loans.
Venezuela and an opposition sector represented in the 2015 National Assembly are close to reaching an agreement to transfer the more than 30 tons of Venezuelan gold from the Bank of England to the Federal Reserve of New York, as the newspaper 'Financial Times' revealed. According to the agreement, the President-in-Charge, Delcy Rodríguez, would regain legal control of gold, although she could not sell it immediately; however, the Executive could use it as a guarantee to obtain loans for reconstruction after the seismic double of June 24. Report from our correspondent
The measure, also driven by the US to strengthen the yen, does not reverse the weakness of the currency