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US fears of recession are exaggerated, and more

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US fears of recession are exaggerated
By Mark Sobel
Economic pundits, markets and the media are in collective freakout mode, resurrecting the ‘R’ word: recession. But reactions to the July US employment report and critiques of the Federal Open Market Committee are overblown. Markets should calm down.

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Project mBridge reaches ‘MVP’ stage
By Yvonne Tsui
Project mBridge, the multi-central bank digital currency arrangement, reached minimum viable product stage in June 2024, inviting further international participation.

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