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BRICS Nations China, India and Brazil Dump $29,000,000,000 in US Treasuries in One Month As Standard Chartered Warns ‘Dedollarization Is Real’

Three BRICS countries, China, India, and Brazil, reduced their US Treasury holdings by $29 billion in September. India led with a $16.7 billion reduction, followed by Brazil with $11.8 billion, and China with $500 million. This move aligns with Standard Chartered's warning that dedollarization is real and progressing slowly.

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Standard Chartered bought back total 565,740 shares on other exchanges for GBP9.5 million on Dec 3, HKEX filing shows

Standard Chartered bought back total 565,740 shares on other exchanges for GBP9.5 million on Dec 3, HKEX filing shows

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Standard Chartered Files HKEX Disclosure on Share Capital Increase to 2,274,022,869 Shares at GBP 0 per Share

Standard Chartered plc has filed a disclosure with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange regarding an increase in its share capital to 2,274,022,869 shares, issued at GBP 0 per share. This announcement was made via the Issuer Information Service of HKEX, and the original content was published by Standard Chartered on December 4, 2025.

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SNG: Africa scores poorly on competitiveness as foreign banks exit

A report by the Institute for Management Development (IMD) highlights Africa's declining competitiveness in attracting investments, partly due to foreign banks like Standard Chartered and Barclays exiting the continent. The IMD World Competitiveness Ranking shows poor performance by African countries in government efficiency, economic performance, business, and infrastructure. Global events like the Covid-19 pandemic and geopolitical tensions have further impacted Africa's economic environment, leading to volatile currency swings and shifting trade alliances.

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Foreign banks chase rupee deals as offshore debt sales slow

Foreign banks in India are shifting focus to the growing rupee bond market due to reduced demand for offshore debt. High US yields and geopolitical tensions have made foreign-currency debt less appealing for Indian corporates. Banks like Standard Chartered and Barclays are expanding their onshore offerings to compete with local lenders. Rupee bond sales are expected to hit a record high in 2025, while dollar bond issuance has decreased. Barclays has significantly increased its rupee bond deals, but foreign banks still face strong competition from domestic banks.

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