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Singapore to Implement Revised Rules for Single Family Offices
Singapore’s central bank will roll out a revised framework for single family offices on June 15, making it easier for wealthy families to set up investment entities in the city-state while strengthening defenses against money laundering.
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Tether’s Brief Flip of Ether in Value Gives Crypto a Reality Check
For a few hours last weekend, Tether’s USDT stablecoin became more valuable than Ether.
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ECB Stands Out With First G7 Rate Hike Since Start of Iran War
The problem with doing your own thing is that you look more exposed if you’re wrong.
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India Inflation Stays Below Target, Backing RBI Rate Hold
India’s inflation came in lower than expected in May, despite high fuel costs, supporting the central bank’s recent decision to keep interest rates unchanged.
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Swiss Firms Expect Population Cap to Be Defanged, Lobby Says
Swiss companies expect the government to water down the proposed population cap if voters back it, according to the country’s main business lobby.
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Economists Push Fed Rate-Cut Expectations Into 2027, Survey Shows
Economists moved back their expectation for interest-rate cuts and now see the Federal Reserve holding rates steady into the middle of next year, according to a Bloomberg News survey.
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SpaceX Shares Jump in First Day Following Record $75 Billion IPO
SpaceX’s first day on the stock market transformed the startup into one of the world’s most-valuable public companies, handed buyers of the IPO a 19% return and turned its founder Elon Musk into the world’s first trillionaire.
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Germany to Grow in 2026 as Spending Offsets War, Bundesbank Says
Germany’s economy will recover more slowly than expected because of the Iran war but pick up steam in the coming years thanks to fiscal stimulus, according to the Bundesbank.
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Britons See Inflation Hitting Double BOE Target, Poll Finds
Britons expect inflation to accelerate sharply in the coming year while businesses are turning more pessimistic, according to two Bank of England surveys that highlight the growing trade-off posed by the Iran war.
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ECB’s Moulin Sees Broadening Energy Shock, But Not In Wages Yet
The jump in oil prices has started to feed to other goods and services, even if euro-area wages aren’t yet affected, European Central Bank Governing Council member Emmanuel Moulin said.
