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South Korea’s Central Bank Dismisses Bitcoin as Reserved Asset Citing Uncertainty, Risks: Report
The Bank of Korea (BoK) has reportedly said that Bitcoin’s volatility is a matter of risk and concern for the country’s national stability. The BoK said that it had not even begun to review the possibility of having Bitcoin as a reserved asset alongside gold and fiat currencies among other securities.Â
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Fact Check: Imports To Banks, Donald Trump's Claims About Canada
According to Donald Trump, Canada's economic dependence on the United States is one of the reasons it should become the 51st US state.
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Explained: What Will Happen If US Withdraws From World Bank, IMF
An alarm is rising over Washington's potential withdrawal from global institutions, including the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, with the no-show of US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent at G20 meetings adding to the anxiety.
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ED Uncovers Rs. 600 Crore Crypto Fraud, Seizes Rs. 2.18 Crore in Search Operations
The probe was initiated following a newspaper report highlighting the case of Chirag Tomar, an Indian national currently serving a prison sentence in the US for defrauding over $20 million (roughly Rs. 174 crore) from hundreds of victims.
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US Banks Are Flying Gold Worth Billions Of Dollars From London To New York. Here's Why
The gold rush is largely driven by Trump's tariff threats, which have caused gold prices in London to drop by around $20 since December.
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Presidents Day 2025: What's Closed And Open In The US Today?
Presidents Day 2025: Most banks and stock markets will be closed in observance of the federal holiday.
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US' Reciprocal Tariffs May Have Limited Impact On Indian Exports: Report
The impact of US tariff reciprocity on Indian exports is expected to be minimal, despite concerns over trade restrictions, according to a report by State Bank of India.
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JPMorgan Chase Announces Layoffs In Feb, More Cuts Expected: Report
American multinational bank, JPMorgan Chase, has started notifying employees of job cuts as part of a series of downsizing efforts throughout 2025, reports said.
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Understanding Tech:Does Wireless Charging Harm Your Smartphone?
Wireless charging has revolutionised how we power up our phones, freeing us from tangled cables and worn-out charging ports. From concerns about battery health and conveniences, let's explore the real impact of wireless charging.
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Judge Blocks Elon Musk's DOGE From Accessing Personal Information
These documents include millions of Americans' bank account details and personal information.
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Woman Takes Leaves To Care For Dying Daughter, Her Company Fires Her
The former Huntington Bank employee said her daughter, Samantha, blamed herself for her mother losing her job
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US FDIC to Reevaluate 'Supervisory Approach' to Crypto-Related Activities
Travis Hill, the interim chief of the US FDIC said that the agency will review and revise its previously suggested anti-crypto directives to American banks. This week, the US senators gathered for a hearing about the debanking of crypto clients in the US, during which he presented a 790-page document featuring letters from US’ banking community w...
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Explained: What Does USAID Do And Fund
In 2023, 70 of the 77 countries the World Bank determined to be low- and lower-middle income countries received USAID assistance.
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ECB President Says Bitcoin Won't Enter Reserves of Any EU Central Banks
Ales Michl, the governor of Czech Republic’s central bank, suggested ECB’s General Council to consider adding Bitcoin as part of its reserved assets. Dismissing the suggestion, Lagarde said reserved assets need to be liquid and secure – criteria she feels are not strong with BTC for now.
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"Terrible Job:" Trump Slams US Fed After It Pauses Rate Cuts
The Fed's rate-setting committee voted unanimously to keep the bank's benchmark lending rate at between 4.25 percent and 4.50 percent, the Fed announced in a statement.
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South Korea’s Central Bank Dismisses Bitcoin as Reserved Asset Citing Uncertainty, Risks: Report
The Bank of Korea (BoK) has reportedly said that Bitcoin’s volatility is a matter of risk and concern for the country’s national stability. The BoK said that it had not even begun to review the possibility of having Bitcoin as a reserved asset alongside gold and fiat currencies among other securities.Â
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Fact Check: Imports To Banks, Donald Trump's Claims About Canada
According to Donald Trump, Canada's economic dependence on the United States is one of the reasons it should become the 51st US state.
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Explained: What Will Happen If US Withdraws From World Bank, IMF
An alarm is rising over Washington's potential withdrawal from global institutions, including the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, with the no-show of US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent at G20 meetings adding to the anxiety.
-
ED Uncovers Rs. 600 Crore Crypto Fraud, Seizes Rs. 2.18 Crore in Search Operations
The probe was initiated following a newspaper report highlighting the case of Chirag Tomar, an Indian national currently serving a prison sentence in the US for defrauding over $20 million (roughly Rs. 174 crore) from hundreds of victims.
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US Banks Are Flying Gold Worth Billions Of Dollars From London To New York. Here's Why
The gold rush is largely driven by Trump's tariff threats, which have caused gold prices in London to drop by around $20 since December.
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Presidents Day 2025: What's Closed And Open In The US Today?
Presidents Day 2025: Most banks and stock markets will be closed in observance of the federal holiday.
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US' Reciprocal Tariffs May Have Limited Impact On Indian Exports: Report
The impact of US tariff reciprocity on Indian exports is expected to be minimal, despite concerns over trade restrictions, according to a report by State Bank of India.
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JPMorgan Chase Announces Layoffs In Feb, More Cuts Expected: Report
American multinational bank, JPMorgan Chase, has started notifying employees of job cuts as part of a series of downsizing efforts throughout 2025, reports said.
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Understanding Tech:Does Wireless Charging Harm Your Smartphone?
Wireless charging has revolutionised how we power up our phones, freeing us from tangled cables and worn-out charging ports. From concerns about battery health and conveniences, let's explore the real impact of wireless charging.
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Judge Blocks Elon Musk's DOGE From Accessing Personal Information
These documents include millions of Americans' bank account details and personal information.
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Woman Takes Leaves To Care For Dying Daughter, Her Company Fires Her
The former Huntington Bank employee said her daughter, Samantha, blamed herself for her mother losing her job
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US FDIC to Reevaluate 'Supervisory Approach' to Crypto-Related Activities
Travis Hill, the interim chief of the US FDIC said that the agency will review and revise its previously suggested anti-crypto directives to American banks. This week, the US senators gathered for a hearing about the debanking of crypto clients in the US, during which he presented a 790-page document featuring letters from US’ banking community w...
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Explained: What Does USAID Do And Fund
In 2023, 70 of the 77 countries the World Bank determined to be low- and lower-middle income countries received USAID assistance.
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ECB President Says Bitcoin Won't Enter Reserves of Any EU Central Banks
Ales Michl, the governor of Czech Republic’s central bank, suggested ECB’s General Council to consider adding Bitcoin as part of its reserved assets. Dismissing the suggestion, Lagarde said reserved assets need to be liquid and secure – criteria she feels are not strong with BTC for now.
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"Terrible Job:" Trump Slams US Fed After It Pauses Rate Cuts
The Fed's rate-setting committee voted unanimously to keep the bank's benchmark lending rate at between 4.25 percent and 4.50 percent, the Fed announced in a statement.
