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Former SEC enforcement chief: There was a lot of 'casualness' in crypto about complying with the law
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Preliminary estimate came in at 60.4 • Prior month 63.8 • preliminary estimate 60.4 • University of Michigan sentiment index final 61.3 versus 60.6 expected • Current conditions ...
Markets may be failing to fully price in risks from geopolitics and the economic outlook — and the European Central Bank is monitoring this as a potential threat to financial ...
After pleading guilty to federal criminal charges and stepping down from his post as Binance CEO, Changpeng Zhao on Tuesday named Richard Teng as the new CEO of the cryptocurrency ...
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Outflows from Binance have amounted to more than $1 billion in the past 24 hours, not including bitcoin, according to data from blockchain analysis firm Nansen, after founder and ...
Good afternoon. I’m pleased to be here today and I want to thank the Saint John Region Chamber of Commerce for the invitation. Travelling to different parts of Canada is one of the most important and rewarding things I do because it allows me to see and hear first-hand how economic circumstances are playing out across our vast country. I want to hear about the opportunities and obstacles your businesses face and to understand your perspectives on the economy. I look forward to your questions and our discussion today. I know that for many people, high inflation has made life hard. We hear it at the Bank of Canada in our surveys of consumers. And I hear it directly—I get many letters and emails from Canadians. Too many of these are about the impossibility of keeping up with higher prices. I hear the worry, the frustration, even the desperation in these letters. I also hear from businesses that are being squeezed by higher costs and from workers who need higher wages to keep up with the rising cost of living. Nothing concerns me more thanFighting to get back to low inflation video The economy and job market have done quite well since the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic. But Canadians aren’t happy—and high inflation is a major reason why. Almost 9 out of 10 people responding to our Canadian Survey of Consumer Expectations said high inflation has made them feel worse off. We can see the impacts of high inflation in other ways too: Labour strikes have increased, with employers and workers struggling to agree on fair pay. Businesses have been raising their prices more often than usual, and by larger amounts. Our surveys show families are spending less and trying to find cheaper goods and services. High inflation is particularly hard for lower-income Canadians. They have little savings to buffer higher prices, and necessities—food, rent, gasoline—have had some of the fastest price increases. The rising cost of living is making life harder for everyone, especially Canadians who have less to start with.” post: BOC's Macklem: Rates "May Now Be Restrictive Enough" to Reach 2% CPI post: Bank of Canada Gov Macklem: Rates May Now Be At Peak, Excess Demand Now Gone
The CEO of major cryptocurrency exchange Binance, Changpeng Zhao (“CZ”), has stepped down as part of a settlement with the US Department of Justice (DOJ) on Tuesday, November 22. ...
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