BBC News Arabic: In what ways is the Arab region impacted by the banking crisis?

  • Susana Qosos
  • BBC News Arabic

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The announcement of the bankruptcy of the three American banks is the largest bankruptcy that has occurred since the economic crisis of 2008.

Since the announcement of the collapse of three banks in the United States last week, in what is considered the largest bankruptcy to occur since the economic crisis of 2008, fears are growing about the impact of the spread of this phenomenon on banks and individuals around the world. The banks that announced the collapse are “Silicon Valley”, “Signature” and “Silver Gate”. These banks cover the needs of companies and work with the technology industry sector, which was suffering due to the sharp declines in the cryptocurrency markets and the subsequent tension among investors.

Moody’s, the credit rating agency, warned of more difficulties facing the banking sector in the United States, following the recent crisis that resulted in the collapse of the “Silicon Valley” bank. Republic”, in a move to allay depositors’ fears that it will be the next bank after the collapse of the American “Silicon Valley”, “Signature” and “Silvergate”, European Central Bank President (ECB) Christine Lagarde said after the meeting of the European Central Bank’s Governing Council in Frankfurt, Germany Announcing that the European Central Bank raised key interest rates due to inflation fears amid turmoil in the banking sector after the collapse of US banks and the difficulties faced by Credit Suisse.

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Fears of a new global banking crisis are increasing after the losses incurred by Credit Suisse and the collapse of US banks last week.

As for the European banks, they took measures to “reassure” the Europeans. The European Central Bank raised the main interest rate by fifty basis points, bringing the interest rate to 3.50 percent, which is the sixth time in a row as an increase, in an attempt to reduce the phenomenon of inflation in the European region. Data was released revealing that inflation in Europe rose by 8.5 percent in February of this year.

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European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde announces that the European Central Bank will raise the main interest rate by 50 basis points, bringing the rate to 3.50 percent.

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