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Meanwhile In China, All Hell Is Breaking Loose With war raging across the world''s bread basket, risk of World War 3 the highest it has been since the Cuban missile crisis, commodities hitting new all time highs every single day, inflation (even the watered down CPI version) set to hit 10% in a few months, and the Fed rushing to hike rates so high it slams the US into a pre-scripted recession (as it somehow hopes to make a "soft landing" even as fed funds futures signal a hard landing and at least 50 bps of rate cuts after the burst of hiking is over later this year), it is easy to forget that China is still around. So here is a vivid remind that not only has nothing been fixed in the country that single-handedly pulled the world out of depression during the GFC, but that things are going from bad to much worse. 1. China on brink of biggest Covid-19 crisis since Wuhan as cases surge China is scrambling to address its most severe Covid-19 outbreak in two years, reporting soaring cases in a fresh wave that has seen the country tweak its zero-Covid policy by allowing rapid antigen tests for public use.

Tetiana is a Ukrainian woman that wants her voice to be heard. She has lived through the 14 days of war since the invasion started and has tried to inform people worldwide about the situation in her homeland. In the media, there are plenty of reports from the war but there are not enough eyewitness accounts. Tetiana reached out to us in an attempt the share what she has seen and heard for these 14 days. She wanted to share her story with Bulgarians and try to convince them to help. Novinite.com publishes her account of events without edit or censorship. Links to help will be posted below. “My name is Tetiana. I’m 32. I am from Ukraine. A military aircraft has just flown over my head. Last night, the same aircrafts, piloted by people with the Russian Federation flags on their uniforms, bombed residential buildings in the Ukrainian cities: Sumy, Mykolaiv, Mariupol, Kharkiv. Russian occupying forces are leveling cities to the ground, destroying civilian infrastructure, using cruise missiles, multiple rocket launchers, etc.

Commerzbank: 2024 RoTE Target Of At Least 7% Marks End Of Restructuring

European banks are thinking about their physical facilities in Russia and their loan exposure.

Commerzbank Aktiengesellschaft (CZB) Commerzbank raises targets for 2024 01-March-2022 / 11:45 CET/CEST Dissemination of a Regulatory Announcement, transmitted by EQS Group. The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.

The Russian rouble bounced from a record low on Friday, but eyed its worst week in two years and stocks in the region were set for record weekly declines after Russia''s all-out invasion of Ukraine. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy pleaded with the international community to do more to help, as missiles pounded Ukraine''s capital city Kyiv, saying sanctions announced so far were not enough. Western countries including the United States and the European Union unveiled financial sanctions on Moscow billed as far stronger than earlier measures, including blacklisting its banks and banning technology imports. But they stopped short of forcing Russia out of the SWIFT system for international bank payments. The rouble rose 2.7% against the dollar, as the central bank announced FX interventions for the first time since 2014 on Thursday. Still, the currency is set for a weekly decline of nearly 6%, its worst week since March 2020. "Russian companies and the Russian government can no longer obtain financing on Western capital markets.

These Are The Companies Most Exposed To Russia And Ukraine Now that military action in Ukraine is reality, a development which has caught much of the market by surprise, investors are digging through the data to uncover which companies are most exposed to the deadly escalation in Ukraine. The good news is that for the most part, corporate exposure to Russia/Ukraine is limited and focused in a handful of sectors (mostly commodities and energy). Despite the relatively low exposure however, energy costs are at the heart of the Fed''s anti-inflation crusade, and as JPMorgan writes, the Russia/Ukraine crisis could force a reassessment of the Fed tightening path resulting in central banks turning less hawkish, while policymakers may consider additional fiscal stimulus (e.g. US gas tax reduction). That said, Russia is a major producers of PGMs, nickel, aluminium and diamonds In 2021, Russia accounted for: ~35% of global palladium mine supply, ~10% of platinum, ~6% of primary aluminium, 7% of nickel, 4% of copper and ~30% of rough diamonds.

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Commerzbank AG press release (CRZBF): Q4 Net Income of €421MRevenue of €2.09B (+3.5% Y/Y).

Another busy earnings day in Europe was overshadowed by headlines from the Russia Ukraine crisis.

© Reuters. FILE PHOTO: A Commerzbank logo is pictured after the bank’s annual news conference in Frankfurt, Germany, February 12, 2016. REUTERS/Ralph Orlowski By Tom Sims and Frank Siebelt FRANKFURT (Reuters) – Commerzbank (DE:) swung to better than expected fourth-quarter and annual net profit despite a major overhaul, the German lender said on Thursday and …

By Cristina Roca Commerzbank AG said Thursday that it swung to profit in the last quarter of 2021, and laid out plans to resume dividend payments for 2022, a…

Germany''s Commerzbank said on Thursday it swung to a better-than-expected fourth-quarter and 2021 net profit despite undergoing a major overhaul, and painted a rosy outlook for 2022.

FRANKFURT (Reuters) – Germany’s Commerzbank said on Thursday it swung to a far better-than-expected fourth-quarter and 2021 net profit despite undergoing a major overhaul thanks to an uptick in its customer business.