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The U.S. Energy Secretary avoided questions about the "maximum pressure" on Iran.

Jin10 Data, June 27 - U.S. Energy Secretary Granholm, when asked about the U.S. "maximum pressure" campaign against Iran, skirted the issue and shifted focus to seeking a peace protocol. During the interview, Granholm was asked whether "maximum pressure" is still within the U.S. government's considerations. Granholm responded, "The goal now is certainly to reach a peace protocol. There is currently no active discussion on the maximum pressure issue, but the situation remains dynamic." She said the message the government wants to convey is "business, not conflict." Trump had indicated that he might be prepared to ease the "maximum pressure" on Iran, which could undermine a core policy of his first term. He stated in May, "It must stop, it must stop now!" all purchases of Iranian oil and petrochemical products.
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Gate.io CEO: It is expected that relevant regulations will eventually allow the provision of Spot encryption services on the platform.

Golden Finance reported that Rick Wurster, CEO of Jiaxin Wealth Management, told analysts in a conference call this week, "We do hope to be able to provide Spot Cryptocurrency services, and we expect that Cryptocurrency-related regulations will eventually allow us to do so." The Financial Times reported that the U.S. SEC overturned a rule known as SAB 121 later on Thursday.
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13:06

Analysts: US personal income and expenditure data reflects soft landing

On July 26th, Golden Ten Data reported that Rick Meckler, an analyst at Cherry Lane Investments, said that the revised data for personal income and spending in the United States in May were both 0.4%, indicating a solid improvement in income and spending and a slight relief in inflation. Therefore, this quite good report further supports the idea of a soft landing. After a difficult week, the market has the opportunity to rebound today.
16:31

The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a civil forfeiture lawsuit involving $225 million in Crypto Assets investment fraud and Money Laundering.

ChainCatcher News: The U.S. Department of Justice today filed a civil forfeiture lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, accusing it of unlawfully seizing over $225.3 million in Crypto Assets. According to the lawsuit, law enforcement agencies used blockchain analysis and other investigative techniques to determine that these Crypto Assets were related to the theft and laundering of funds from victims of a Crypto Assets investment scam. The complaint alleges that the cryptocurrency address holding more than $225.3 million in cryptocurrency is part of a sophisticated blockchain-based money laundering network that executes hundreds of thousands of transactions and is being used to disperse the proceeds of cryptocurrency investment fraud across a number of cryptocurrency addresses and accounts on the blockchain to disguise the source of illegally obtained funds. It is reported that Stefanie Schwartz and Et, trial lawyers from the Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section (CCIPS) of the U.S. Department of Justice,
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04:36

Stand With Crypto supports 18 new House and Senate candidates

The Stand With Crypto Political Action Committee has decided to support 18 House and Senate candidates, including Kirsten Gillibrand, Rick Scott, Dan Goldman, etc., who have shown a deep understanding and commitment to advocating for more progress for cryptocurrency and blockchain innovation in the upcoming elections.
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The unconventional correlation between Bitcoin and Japan's 30-year government bond yield is being followed.

Gate News bot message, macro strategist Weston Nakamura pointed out that analysts are increasingly focusing on the unconventional correlation between Bitcoin (BTC) and Japan's 30-year government bond yield. Nakamura believes that this correlation has recently been stronger than the traditional correlation with the US stock market, suggesting that a deeper macro shift is occurring in the global financial markets, indicating Japan's growing influence on cross-asset market dynamics.
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U.S. official: Suspect accused of assassinating Trump did not fire

Jinsan data news on September 17th, on the 16th, Rick Bradshaw, the sheriff of Palm Beach County, Florida, USA, said that the suspect of the assassination attempt of former President Trump, Ryan Lows, did not directly see Trump and did not have the opportunity to shoot. At that time, a Secret Service agent found a gun with a scope outside the fence and immediately confronted the suspect. The suspect immediately fled in a car, and the police subsequently arrested him. The relevant investigation is still ongoing. The suspect was charged with two gun-related offenses when he appeared in court on the 16th. Phone records show that the suspect may have lurked at the scene for nearly 12 hours.
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15:04

Charles Schwab CEO: Expected to launch Spot Crypto Assets trading within 12 months.

The new CEO of Charles Schwab stated plans to launch direct Spot Crypto Assets trading in the next 12 months, which will become an important asset for large brokerage firms. Changes in the regulatory environment will drive this initiative, but investors should be aware of the risks posed by Fluctuation in Crypto Assets prices.
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Odaily Planet Daily News: Rick Rieder, responsible for global fixed income and global asset allocation at BlackRock, pointed out that despite the strong performance of the CPI index this week, inflation may be declining. However, he believes that this is the "golden age of fixed income, not because interest rates are falling, but because you can earn a lot of income in your investment portfolio." At the same time, ironically, he wonders if the continued high interest rates will make it more difficult for the Fed to achieve its 2% inflation target, as the Fed has put a large amount of funds into the hands of high-income families. (Bloomberg)
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Analyst: More positive inflation data is needed to further relax monetary policy by the Federal Reserve

After the CPI report was released, the Chief Investment Officer of BlackRock Global Fixed Income predicted that the progress of inflation may be slow and uneven. Goldman Sachs Asset Management believes that the CPI data strengthens the argument for further interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, but more favorable inflation data is needed to prompt the Fed to further relax monetary policy.
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BlackRock: The Fed's easing cycle will last for two years.

The head of the BlackRock Global Allocation Investment Team said that the continuous interest rate cuts by the Fed are key to cutting 50 basis points, which will benefit fixed income assets, but it is not a linear relationship and does not provide answers to unresolved issues. BlackRock still likes assets with intermediate yields higher than US Treasuries, as the actual Interest Rate is still high.
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Florida Republican Senator Rick Scott: Biden should not continue to serve as president

Jinshi data July 22 news, a few minutes after Biden announced his withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race, Republican Senator Rick Scott of Florida believes that Biden should not continue to serve as president. He said that if Joe Biden cannot run for reelection, he will not be able to serve as president in the next six months and will need to resign today.
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