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Mexican Government Blocked from Accessing 16.38 Billion Pesos in Judicial Funds
The Mexican government seeks access to approximately 16.38 billion pesos from judicial trust funds, blocked by court injunctions, to address budget shortfalls and fund various initiatives, including social programs and the ISSSTE, despite legal challenges and previous attempts.
Mexican Government Blocked from Accessing 16.38 Billion Pesos in Judicial Funds
The Mexican government seeks access to approximately 16.38 billion pesos from judicial trust funds, blocked by court injunctions, to address budget shortfalls and fund various initiatives, including social programs and the ISSSTE, despite legal challenges and previous attempts.
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56% Bias Score
Fortress Real Developments Co-founders Face Fraud Trial Over Alleged Misrepresentation of Loan-to-Value Ratios
Crown prosecutors in Toronto allege that Fortress Real Developments Inc. misrepresented loan-to-value ratios to over 14,000 investors between 2012 and 2015, potentially causing hundreds of millions of dollars in losses, while the defense claims investors were adequately warned of risks.
Fortress Real Developments Co-founders Face Fraud Trial Over Alleged Misrepresentation of Loan-to-Value Ratios
Crown prosecutors in Toronto allege that Fortress Real Developments Inc. misrepresented loan-to-value ratios to over 14,000 investors between 2012 and 2015, potentially causing hundreds of millions of dollars in losses, while the defense claims investors were adequately warned of risks.
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40% Bias Score
China Injects $71.7 Billion into State-Owned Banks to Boost Lending
China's four largest state-owned banks—Bank of Communications, Bank of China, Postal Savings Bank of China, and China Construction Bank—will receive a 520 billion yuan ($71.7 billion) capital injection from investors, including a significant contribution from the Ministry of Finance, to bolster thei...
China Injects $71.7 Billion into State-Owned Banks to Boost Lending
China's four largest state-owned banks—Bank of Communications, Bank of China, Postal Savings Bank of China, and China Construction Bank—will receive a 520 billion yuan ($71.7 billion) capital injection from investors, including a significant contribution from the Ministry of Finance, to bolster thei...
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40% Bias Score
China Banks Receive $71.7 Billion Capital Injection to Boost Lending
China's four largest state-owned commercial banks—Bank of Communications, Bank of China, Postal Savings Bank of China, and China Construction Bank—will receive a 520 billion yuan capital injection, primarily from the Ministry of Finance, to strengthen their core tier-1 capital and support economic g...
China Banks Receive $71.7 Billion Capital Injection to Boost Lending
China's four largest state-owned commercial banks—Bank of Communications, Bank of China, Postal Savings Bank of China, and China Construction Bank—will receive a 520 billion yuan capital injection, primarily from the Ministry of Finance, to strengthen their core tier-1 capital and support economic g...
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40% Bias Score
Home Equity Loans Remain Valuable Despite Falling HELOC Rates
As of April 1, 2025, home equity loan interest rates average 8.37%, down from 9.08% in early January 2024, offering a fixed-rate alternative to declining but variable HELOC rates; both options provide similar tax benefits for eligible home improvements.
Home Equity Loans Remain Valuable Despite Falling HELOC Rates
As of April 1, 2025, home equity loan interest rates average 8.37%, down from 9.08% in early January 2024, offering a fixed-rate alternative to declining but variable HELOC rates; both options provide similar tax benefits for eligible home improvements.
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48% Bias Score
Church of Greece to Launch Digital Bank Amidst Internal Debate
The Church of Greece is on the verge of launching a digital bank by June, spearheaded by former National Bank of Greece president Angelos Filippopoulos, despite internal concerns regarding its role in for-profit ventures and past financial losses.
Church of Greece to Launch Digital Bank Amidst Internal Debate
The Church of Greece is on the verge of launching a digital bank by June, spearheaded by former National Bank of Greece president Angelos Filippopoulos, despite internal concerns regarding its role in for-profit ventures and past financial losses.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Trust Files to Sell Major Stake in Truth Social Parent Company
Donald Trump's trust, controlled by his son Donald Trump Jr., filed to sell up to 142.5 million shares of Trump Media & Technology Group, the parent company of Truth Social, representing a large portion of his $US2.1 billion stake, following the company's significant financial losses in 2024.
Trump Trust Files to Sell Major Stake in Truth Social Parent Company
Donald Trump's trust, controlled by his son Donald Trump Jr., filed to sell up to 142.5 million shares of Trump Media & Technology Group, the parent company of Truth Social, representing a large portion of his $US2.1 billion stake, following the company's significant financial losses in 2024.
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40% Bias Score
CD Rates Expected to Slightly Decrease or Remain Steady in Near Term
Due to the Federal Reserve's adjusted policy to combat inflation, CD rates are expected to slightly decrease or remain steady in the near term, although a significant drop isn't anticipated immediately; however, experts predict a larger drop later in the year if the Fed cuts rates.
CD Rates Expected to Slightly Decrease or Remain Steady in Near Term
Due to the Federal Reserve's adjusted policy to combat inflation, CD rates are expected to slightly decrease or remain steady in the near term, although a significant drop isn't anticipated immediately; however, experts predict a larger drop later in the year if the Fed cuts rates.
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40% Bias Score
Chinese Banks Raise $71.7 Billion to Boost Lending and Economic Growth
China's four largest State-owned commercial banks will raise 520 billion yuan ($71.7 billion) to increase core tier-1 capital, supported by a 500 billion yuan government investment, aiming to boost lending and support economic growth.
Chinese Banks Raise $71.7 Billion to Boost Lending and Economic Growth
China's four largest State-owned commercial banks will raise 520 billion yuan ($71.7 billion) to increase core tier-1 capital, supported by a 500 billion yuan government investment, aiming to boost lending and support economic growth.
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44% Bias Score
HELOC Interest Rates Fall to 8.01%
As of March 31, 2025, the average HELOC interest rate is 8.01%, down from 9.99% in September 2024, offering a cost-effective borrowing option for homeowners with significant equity compared to other loan types.
HELOC Interest Rates Fall to 8.01%
As of March 31, 2025, the average HELOC interest rate is 8.01%, down from 9.99% in September 2024, offering a cost-effective borrowing option for homeowners with significant equity compared to other loan types.
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44% Bias Score
April 2025 Mortgage Rate Forecast: Steady, but Economic Uncertainty Looms
Mortgage interest rates are forecast to stay between 6.5% and 7% in April 2025, but this could change based on inflation, job reports, and Federal Reserve policy; experts advise homebuyers to act quickly if they find a suitable home.
April 2025 Mortgage Rate Forecast: Steady, but Economic Uncertainty Looms
Mortgage interest rates are forecast to stay between 6.5% and 7% in April 2025, but this could change based on inflation, job reports, and Federal Reserve policy; experts advise homebuyers to act quickly if they find a suitable home.
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28% Bias Score
English Councils Face Insolvency Over £3.4 Billion Special Education Debt
Eighteen English councils face insolvency due to a £3.4 billion special educational needs deficit, projected to hit £5.2 billion in 12 months, caused by rising EHCP costs and insufficient capacity, forcing the government to decide whether to absorb the debt or extend an accounting override.
English Councils Face Insolvency Over £3.4 Billion Special Education Debt
Eighteen English councils face insolvency due to a £3.4 billion special educational needs deficit, projected to hit £5.2 billion in 12 months, caused by rising EHCP costs and insufficient capacity, forcing the government to decide whether to absorb the debt or extend an accounting override.
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44% Bias Score
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