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Trump’s fiscal policy and attacks on Fed put US safe haven status at risk, economists say

Jerome Powell · United States

Trump’s fiscal policy and attacks on Fed put US safe haven status at risk, economists say

50% Center coverage: 4 sources

FT-Booth survey reveals broad concern over president’s measures and criticism of central bank See the Story

How to capitalize on the changing regulatory environment

How to capitalize on the changing regulatory environment

Joseph Castiglie, COO and CIO of Sykon Asset Management, explains how to make the most of changing regulatory policy.See the Story

How permissionless blockchains are evolving for regulated finance

How permissionless blockchains are evolving for regulated finance

Public blockchains like Ethereum, XRP Ledger and Solana are increasingly being considered as foundational infrastructure for the future of financial services, from modernising payments to asset management and settlement.Read Article

The perverse globalism of Donald Trump

No one has been more consistent in denouncing globalists and globalism than President Donald Trump. If ‘tariff’ is the favourite word of his dictionary, ‘globalist’ is his preferred term of abuse.Read Article

Financial Authorities Should Responsibly Sell Their Gold Stocks

GOLD prices are up roughly 25 per cent this year alone. The European Central Bank reports that the yellow metal has overtaken the euro as the second-largest reserve asset. Select emerging market authorities, China especially, are now major purchasers, reflecting concerns over US financial sanctions, geopolitical worries, reckless US fiscal policies and the unpredictability of President Donald Trump’s tariffs.Gold See the Story

How to reset UK fiscal policy after the retreat on benefit reform

Psychodramas involving UK prime ministers and chancellors are not new, as the Margaret Thatcher/Nigel Lawson, John Major/Norman Lamont, and Tony Blair/Gordon Brown experiences of previous decades demonstrated.John Major · United Kingdom Read Article

Persistent data gaps pose hurdles for banks’ climate strategies

Banks face rising expectations from market stakeholders to share climate risk exposure The post Persistent data gaps pose hurdles for banks’ climate strategies appeared first on OMFIF.Read Article

Reserve managers overwhelmingly reject digital assets

THAT the US will inevitably devalue or renege on its sovereign debt, probably through inflation and money-printing, found easy consensus at a recent private dinner for family offices and sovereign funds attended by the Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum (OMFIF).Singapore · Singapore See the Story

Private versus public: US and Europe diverge over stablecoins

Different approaches to regulation risk fragmenting the global digital finance landscape The post Private versus public: US and Europe diverge over stablecoins appeared first on OMFIF.United States · United States Read Article

NATO allies agree to higher 5% defense spending target

46% Center coverage: 349 sources

NATO allies on Thursday agreed to more than double their defense spending target from 2% of gross domestic product to 5% by 2035, in the most decisive move from the alliance in over a decade. NATO · The Hague See the Story

Central Banks’ Love for Gold Is Showing in the Numbers. It Could Also Signal What Could Happen Next…

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

Gold surpasses the Euro as the second-highest forex reserve asset for global central banks, with gold reserves expected to rise over the next 12 months.Gold See the Story

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