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Fed's Hammack Signals Rate Pause as Iran War Impact Remains Unknown
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Fed's Hammack Signals Rate Pause as Iran War Impact Remains Unknown

Fed's Hammack backs steady rates, says too early to assess Iran war economic impact. What signals should global investors watch for in Fed policy shifts?

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Seoyeon Park
Kraken Breaks Banking Barriers as First Crypto Firm to Access Fed's Core Payment System
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Kraken Breaks Banking Barriers as First Crypto Firm to Access Fed's Core Payment System

Kraken becomes first crypto company to secure Fed master account, gaining direct access to Fedwire payment system. Limited approval speeds up institutional deposits but excludes full banking privileges.

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Seoyeon Park
Why Middle East War Just Boosted Your Stablecoin Returns
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Why Middle East War Just Boosted Your Stablecoin Returns

Iran strikes trigger oil surge, fade rate cut hopes, sending Circle shares up 20%. How geopolitical risk now directly impacts stablecoin issuer revenues through an unexpected financial mechanism.

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Seoyeon Park
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Fed's Williams Hints at Rate Cuts While Dodging the Iran Question
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Fed's Williams Hints at Rate Cuts While Dodging the Iran Question

NY Fed President Williams suggests rate cuts remain possible but avoids addressing Iran war implications. What's behind the Fed's strategic silence on geopolitical risks?

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Seoyeon Park
Fed's Schmid Sounds Inflation Alarm: No Room for Complacency
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Fed's Schmid Sounds Inflation Alarm: No Room for Complacency

Kansas City Fed President Jeffrey Schmid warns inflation remains 'too hot,' signaling potential pause in rate cuts. What this means for markets and monetary policy ahead.

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Seoyeon Park
Wall Street Tumbles on Middle East Fears—Your Portfolio Feels the Heat
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Wall Street Tumbles on Middle East Fears—Your Portfolio Feels the Heat

Middle East conflict escalation sends Wall Street futures plunging as inflation worries resurface. Oil prices spike to 3-month highs, threatening Fed's rate cut plans and global economic stability.

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Seoyeon Park
Why the Fed Is Losing Sleep Over AI
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Why the Fed Is Losing Sleep Over AI

The Federal Reserve is scrambling to understand AI's impact on jobs and inflation as it reshapes monetary policy. How is technological disruption changing economic governance?

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Seoyeon Park
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Housing Bill Hides Digital Dollar Ban Until 2031
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Housing Bill Hides Digital Dollar Ban Until 2031

A bipartisan U.S. housing bill quietly includes a provision blocking the Fed from issuing a CBDC before 2031. Why is digital currency policy buried in housing legislation?

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Seoyeon Park
Fed vs DOJ: When Central Bank Independence Meets Government Oversight
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Fed vs DOJ: When Central Bank Independence Meets Government Oversight

The Federal Reserve challenges Justice Department subpoenas in an unprecedented legal showdown that tests the boundaries between monetary independence and democratic accountability.

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Fed's Goolsbee Signals More Rate Cuts This Year, But Patience Is Key
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Fed's Goolsbee Signals More Rate Cuts This Year, But Patience Is Key

Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee forecasts several rate cuts in 2026 while emphasizing a measured approach. What this means for markets, borrowers, and the broader economy.

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Fed's Miran Signals Four More Cuts, But Your Savings Rate May Tell Different Story
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Fed's Miran Signals Four More Cuts, But Your Savings Rate May Tell Different Story

Fed Vice Chair Miran maintains four quarter-point cuts are warranted this year while cautioning against job market optimism. What this means for investors and savers.

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Fed Can't Fix What's Really Broken in the Job Market
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Fed Can't Fix What's Really Broken in the Job Market

Atlanta Fed's Bostic warns central bank policy has limits when structural unemployment rises. What this means for workers and investors.

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