Indonesia central bank holds rates amid market uncertainties
Indonesia's central bank kept policy rates unchanged for a second straight review on Wednesday, as expected, against a ...
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ECB Says Digital Euro Critical to Safeguard Europe’s Monetary Autonomy
The European Central Bank says launching a digital euro is essential to protect Europe’s monetary autonomy and financial ...
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Taiwan central bank lowers 2025 growth forecast to 3.05%
Taiwan's central bank has lowered the country's economic growth outlook for 2025 to 3.05%, with the persistently strong ...
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Trump’s Executive Order on Education: Weak, Illegal, and Doomed to Fail
When it finally arrived, President Trump’s long-promised Executive Order directing Secretary of Education Linda McMahon to ...
Canadian arm of China’s largest bank repeatedly broke money-laundering rules despite multiple warnings from regulators
A confidential paper trail reveals Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (Canada) failed to address repeated orders from ...
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The Corporate State and the Fourth Branch
The federal bureaucracy is under a microscope as Elon Musk and his DOGE gang run roughshod over key government agencies ...
Bitcoin Layer 2: The New Private Banking System Trump Is Quietly Pushing Forward
Trump has changed his stance on Bitcoin and is promoting a regulatory environment that could allow Layer 2 companies to ...
How dismantling the Department of Education will affect Ohio schools
As Ohio lawmakers debate how they want to fund public schools, the state’s poorest districts will bear the brunt of the ...
Investors draw transitory versus stagflation battle lines
That said, Powell is correct that the inflation caused by President Donald Trump’s 1.0 trade war was transitory. Academic ...
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Why Banks and Stablecoins Just Don’t Work Together?
Stablecoins ensure speedy, cheap, and secure transactions. Banks have been present for centuries, handling money and the ...
Unions warn of 50,000 job losses as Rachel Reeves confirms plans to cut Civil Service running costs by 15 per cent
Unions have warned that as many as 50,000 people could lose their jobs and vital services could deteriorate after Rachel Reeves confirmed plans to cut Civil Service running costs by 15%.
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Top EU regulators warn against weakening rules; JPMorgan replacing ‘equity’ term in its DEI programme
Dominique Laboureix, chair of the Single Resolution Board, and Frank Elderson, vice-chair of the European Central Bank’s supervisory board, told the FT they supported regulatory simplification but ...