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A certain Web3 team claiming to be from Ukraine lured members under the guise of an interview to clone malicious code.

Recently, there were reports that a community member was asked to clone a GitHub repository suspected of containing backdoors during an interview, and the member refused this request. Analysis shows that cloning this repository could lead to malicious code stealing sensitive user data. This serves as a reminder for everyone to be vigilant against similar eyewash when job hunting and to avoid running unverified code.
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UDAO (UDAO) has risen 68.63% in the last 24 hours.

Gate News Bot news, on August 8th, according to CoinMarketCap data, as of the time of writing, UDAO (UDAO) is currently priced at 0.18 USD, with a pump of 68.63% in the last 24 hours, reaching a high of 0.18 USD and a low of 0.10 USD, with a 24-hour volume of 111,000 USD. Udao is a revolutionary skill economy platform that provides services for individuals and organizations. The platform uses AI to recommend relevant skills, offers personalized learning paths, and conducts skill-based job matching. Users can earn UDAO tokens or fiat currency rewards by completing learning milestones. Udao aims to help people master the skills most needed by employers and directly connect with job opportunities. Important news about UDAO recently: 1️⃣ **Initial Public Sale Launch** UDAO announces launch
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Research: North Korean hackers exploit fake job opportunities to infiltrate cloud systems, having stolen 1.6 billion dollars in Crypto Assets this year.

PANews August 5 news, according to Decrypt reports, based on research by Google Cloud and cybersecurity company Wiz, North Korean hacker groups are infiltrating cloud systems through fake IT job offers, expected to have stolen $1.6 billion in Crypto Assets by 2025. The research shows that the hacker team code-named UNC4899 (also known as TraderTraitor, Jade Sleet or Slow Pisces) pretends to be recruiters on social media, luring target company employees to run malicious programs, successfully infiltrating Google Cloud and AWS systems and hijacking Crypto Assets trading hosts. Wiz stated that TraderTraitor represents a type of threat activity, rather than a specific group, supported by North Korean entities Lazarus Group, APT38, BlueNoroff, and Stardust C.
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02:43

TIME (Chrono. tech) 24-hour pump 75.56%

Gate News Bot News, August 4th, according to CoinMarketCap data, as of the time of writing, TIME (Chrono.tech) is currently priced at $17.84, with a 75.56% pump in the last 24 hours, peaking at $21.75 and dipping to a low of $9.93. The 24-hour volume reached $9.31 million. The current market capitalization is approximately $1.27 million, an increase of $5.45 million compared to yesterday. Chrono.tech is an Australian company focused on Blockchain HR solutions. The company is dedicated to simplifying global work and payment processes using Blockchain technology, providing convenience for job seekers and employers. Chrono.tech has developed a range of products, including the global recruitment platform LaborX, the hybrid Crypto Assets exchange TimeX, the Crypto Assets payroll solution PaymentX, and the stablecoin AUDT pegged to the Australian dollar.
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V2EX users expose a recruitment project hiding malicious code, suspected of stealing Crypto Assets.

Recently, a user discovered that the GitHub project template specified by the employer contained malicious code during a job application. The disguised logo.png file could execute malicious operations to steal Crypto Assets Private Key. The V2EX administrator has banned the relevant account, and GitHub has also deleted the malicious repository, reminding developers to pay attention to security.
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08:41

Over 90 billion-level ETFs have been launched.

Jin10 data reported on July 25, as the scale of ETFs exceeded 4.6 trillion yuan, more than 90 ETF products surged past the 10 billion yuan mark. Data shows that the newly established 10 billion level ETFs this year are mainly industry theme products, including technology, dividends, innovative drugs, and more. Industry insiders believe that this is closely related to the structural interpretation of this year's market, where each emergence of zone opportunities has produced a certain siphon effect on funds. With the subsequent diffusion of the Money Effect in A-shares, public sales that do a good job of forward-looking product layout are expected to achieve "overtaking on a curve" in segmented tracks.
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06:01

Trump reclassified some federal workers to facilitate their dismissal.

Jin10 reported on July 18 that the White House stated that Trump signed an executive order on Thursday to create new classifications for certain non-career federal employees, making it easier for them to be fired if they fail to perform the President's priority tasks. According to a briefing from the White House, the new classification is called "List G" and will apply to employees involved in policy-making, who are expected to leave when the president who appointed them leaves office. This executive order could strip a large number of the approximately 2.3 million federal employees of their job protections, effectively making them employees who can be fired at any time. Earlier this year, Trump hinted at this adjustment, stating that the federal government should ultimately operate "like a business." Trump also ordered the reclassification of many government employees at the end of his first term, known as "List F," which was canceled by former President Biden on his first day in office in 2021.
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18:48

The TON Foundation hires a new Vice President of Marketing after a controversial event.

According to Gate News bot, BWENEWS reported that the TON Foundation has posted a recruitment notice on the LinkedIn platform, seeking a new Vice President of Marketing. This recruitment comes after the TON Foundation faced community skepticism due to allegations of "false" partnerships. According to the job description on LinkedIn, this executive position will be responsible for developing and implementing the overall marketing strategy for the TON Foundation, while also handling matters related to partnerships.
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03:04

Moody's: Weak Japanese wage data puts the Bank of Japan in a difficult position.

According to Jin10 data on July 7, Japan's weak wage data released on Monday indicates that the Central Bank of Japan is facing increased difficulty in raising interest rates. Compared to a 2.0% decline in April, inflation-adjusted wages fell by 2.9% year-on-year in May. Moody's economist Stefan Angrick stated that trade negotiations between the United States and Japan seem to be at an impasse, with the U.S. threatening to impose higher tariffs on Japanese goods, making the economic outlook "very challenging." Angrick noted, "As wage growth stumbles, inflation becomes tricky, making the Central Bank of Japan's job much harder." He added, "We still believe that the Central Bank of Japan will continue to raise interest rates, but if wages continue to decline, the justification for rate hikes will become more difficult."
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11:41

UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Hunt insists that tears in Parliament are due to "personal issues".

Jin10 data reported on July 3rd that UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Reeves stated that she felt "obviously" uneasy during the Prime Minister's Questions in the House of Commons yesterday. However, she refused to disclose the reason for her tears. "Most people don’t need to pay attention to this issue," Reeves said. "It’s a private matter, and I don't want to share the details. As Chancellor of the Exchequer, my job is to attend the Prime Minister's Questions with the Prime Minister at 12 noon on Wednesday to support the government, and that’s what I am striving to do."
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14:19

U.S. job openings unexpectedly increased in May, but the labor market shows signs of fatigue.

Jin10 data reported on July 1st that the U.S. JOLTs job openings for May reached 7.769 million, far exceeding the 7.3 million expected by economists in a Reuters survey. The number of hires decreased by 112,000 to 5.503 million, while layoffs fell by 188,000 to 1.601 million. Although job openings unexpectedly increased in May, the decline in hires further indicates that the labor market has entered a slowdown phase amid uncertainty over the Trump administration's imposition of import tariffs. The current 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs is nearing its end. Economists point out that the unclear policy direction following the expiration of the Trump administration's 90-day tariff pause on July 9th makes it difficult for businesses to make long-term plans.
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Analysis: U.S. employment data may become a double-edged sword for interest rate cut demands.

Gate News bot message, financial information service provider Newsquawk predicts that the non-farm payrolls in the U.S. will increase by 129,000 in June, the unemployment rate will remain at 4.2%, and the average hourly wage month-on-month may drop to 0.3%. The Federal Reserve (FED) Chairman Powell believes that the labor market is robust but is showing signs of a slow cooling, which is not concerning. He emphasizes job creation and labor force participation.
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04:50

A16z leads $15 million Series A funding for AI startup Cluely

According to ChainCatcher, as reported by Techinasia, a startup called Cluely, which develops tools for job interviews, exams, and sales calls, recently raised $15 million in a Series A funding round led by Andreessen Horowitz (a16z). This financing comes two months after a $5.3 million seed round co-led by Abstract Ventures and Susa Ventures. Cluely was co-founded this year by Roy Lee and Neel Shanmugam, who were previously suspended from Columbia University for developing "Interview Coder." Lee claimed on social media.
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03:47

North Korea launches new information-stealing malware "PylangGhost" targeting Crypto Assets practitioners.

According to Jinse Finance, a cyber threat actor linked to North Korea is using new malware to target job seekers in the Crypto Assets industry, with the malware designed to steal passwords from Wallets and password managers. Cisco Talos reported on Wednesday that it discovered a Python-based remote access trojan (RAT) named "PylangGhost," associating the malware with a North Korean hacking group known as "Famous Chollima" (also referred to as "Wagemole"). The hacker group primarily targets job seekers and employees with crypto assets and blockchain experience, particularly in India, by conducting fraudulent job interview activities through social engineering tactics.
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21:12

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran has appointed a new head of its intelligence agency.

Golden Ten Data on June 20, according to a report by the Islamic Republic of Iran News Agency on the 19th, the commander-in-chief of the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Mohammad Pakpoor, announced on the same day that Majid Hadmi was appointed as the new head of the intelligence agency of the Revolutionary Guard Corps. Parkpoole expressed hope that the Revolutionary Guard Intelligence Agency would do a satisfactory job in the face of many difficulties. On the 15th, three senior generals, including Mohammad Kazimi, the former head of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps intelligence agency, died in an Israeli airstrike on Tehran, the capital of Iran.
06:18

Zhang Hui, President of Bank of China: Finance helps to develop new quality productivity, and the key is to do a good job in the Financial Technology article.

According to the Gate News bot, as reported by Jin10, on June 19, Zhang Hui, Vice Chairman and President of the Bank of China, stated at the 2025 Lujiazui Forum that financial technology plays a key role in promoting the development of new productive forces, and it is crucial to do a good job in the big picture of financial technology.
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14:00

Trump: The Federal Reserve's Powell may not cut interest rates today; he is not a "Satoshi."

Gate News bot news, Trump stated that if The Federal Reserve (FED) drops the interest rate, we will be able to buy debt at a lower price. FED Chairman Powell is not a "SMART GUY" and may not cut rates today. Powell has done a poor job. Reducing the federal funds rate by 2.5 percentage points would be very good. I will take very short-term actions to drive a significant drop in interest rates, and then proceed with long-term investments.
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10:55

The Web3 asset data platform RootData has now launched the news and recruitment module.

ChainCatcher news, the Web3 asset data platform RootData has launched news and recruitment modules, further enriching its product chain. In the news module, it aggregates the latest information from mainstream encryption media, helping users discover project dynamics and industry trends from multiple dimensions; on the project detail page, users can see the positions that are currently being recruited in the team module, browse the job details, and apply, achieving precise and efficient matching of quality job positions and talents. In addition, the details page of RootData has integrated the trading pair information of more than 3,000 currencies, including the trading volume, liquidity, and exchange information of the trading pair, providing a richer reference for investment decisions.
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00:56

OCEAN Mining Pool Vice President Announces Exit from the Industry Due to Changes in Bitcoin OP_RETURN Expectations

Gate News bot message, OCEAN Mining Pool Vice President Jason Hughes reacted strongly to the adjustment of the OP_RETURN rules in the Bitcoin Core plan, announcing the close all positions of his Bitcoin holdings and deciding to leave the crypto assets industry. 31 core developers jointly signed a letter the day before yesterday, planning to adjust the default mempool transaction limit to 4MB in the upcoming Bitcoin Core v30 version update in October this year, and to support data on-chain functions such as DAO and Oracle Machine. In response, Hughes clearly expressed disappointment, stating that Bitcoin has lost its uniqueness. Currently, Hughes has received job offers from outside the crypto assets industry.
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07:48

Capital Economics: The Bank of England may cut interest rates more than expected, potentially down to 3.5% next year.

Ruth Gregory, deputy chief UK economist at Capital Economics, said that with employment falling, unemployment climbing and wage growth slowing, today's labor market data further confirms our view that the Bank of England will cut interest rates more than the market expects, and interest rates may fall to 3.5% next year. LSEG data shows that the market has not yet priced in such a large cut in the benchmark rate. According to the data, the vast majority of analysts expect the Bank of England to leave interest rates unchanged at 4.25% at its meeting later this month. Gregory stressed that "the job market is not collapsing. In fact, there has not been a significant increase in the Labour Force Survey (LFS) redundancy rate or HR1 notice of dismissal (a document that must be submitted in the event of a planned redundancy). However, most indicators point to a clear weakening of labour demand. ”
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Santiment: The discussion about AI in the crypto community on social media is hotter than that of Crypto Assets.

Gate News bot news, on-chain analysis platform Santiment stated that the crypto community has recently taken a strong interest in artificial intelligence, including discussions about its potential to replace human jobs. In a post on X on June 9, Santiment mentioned that during the period from May 29 to June 5, users discussed various aspects of artificial intelligence, including job replacement, industry efficiency, and effectiveness, with the discussion heat surpassing that of crypto assets.
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02:11

The Lazarus group uses a new type of malware, OtterCookie, to target professionals in the encryption industry.

PANews, June 6 - According to @im23pds, a member of the SlowMist team, the North Korea-backed APT organization Lazarus has recently deployed an information stealing tool named OtterCookie, targeting personnel in the financial and encryption industries to steal sensitive data such as browser credentials, macOS keychain passwords, and Wallet Private Keys. Experts advise being cautious of suspicious job invitations, avoiding running unknown files, and strengthening endpoint security protection.
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09:08

QCP: Without a clear catalyst, Bitcoin is unlikely to break out of the current range significantly.

Gate News bot, QCP said in its latest market analysis that the unexpected increase in the number of job openings ahead of Friday's key non-farm payrolls data boosted risk sentiment, and the S&P 500 index approached the psychologically important threshold of 6,000 points. Stable non-farm payrolls data will reinforce the Fed's rhetoric about the resilience of the labor market and reinforce expectations that interest rates will remain unchanged. On the trade front, markets remain on the sidelines ahead of the expected US-China talks. Bitcoin's front-end volatility has retreated, with the spot price hovering around the familiar $105,000. BTC continues to be range-bound, with thin positions and normalized skewness, indicating a lack of directional belief. Since May, the volatility curve has flattened from mid to late periods, echoing a similar decline in the Volatility Index (VIX) and sparking opportunistic long Vega trades. Notably, the premium on the $130,000 call option has risen to 47v in September, suggesting that there will be some upside in the market heading into Q3. Looking ahead, the third quarter is likely to be more challenging. Tariff-related impacts are likely to start to trickle down into macro data, while fiscal risks around the Big Beautiful Act (BBB) and the debt ceiling could create potential overall volatility. In the absence of a clear catalyst, Bitcoin is unlikely to break out of the current range significantly.
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07:48

Recruitment information shows that Revolut plans to enter the Crypto Assets derivation market.

Gate News bot news, financial technology giant Revolut has released a job posting for "General Manager (Crypto Assets Derivation)" position, seemingly preparing to enter the crypto assets derivation market. Revolut is actively hiring in London, Barcelona, and Dubai. This position will be responsible for overseeing the end-to-end release of the derivation platform, covering all aspects from product architecture and trading infrastructure to regulatory compliance and business strategy.
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The sharp reduction in non-farm job vacancies may indicate a rising risk of economic recession.

Odaily News According to @bravos­research monitoring, the number of non-farm job vacancies in the United States is decreasing at a cliff-like speed, a decline that has only occurred three times since 2000, all of which are highly correlated with economic recessions. As shown in the figure below, job vacancies have plummeted from a peak of about 12 million to below 8 million, and the current downturn coincides with the depletion of consumers' excess savings, further exacerbating the economic pressure risk.
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21:17

New York City establishes a digital asset advisory committee to explore on-chain public records.

According to Gate News bot, CoinDesk reports that New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced the establishment of a digital asset advisory committee at the mayoral residence summit. The committee, made up of industry experts, is dedicated to promoting fintech job opportunities and advancing the city’s digital transformation. The committee chair is expected to be appointed in the coming weeks. Adams also announced that New York City is exploring the on-chain storage of public documents such as birth and death records for relatives to query and obtain relevant documents.
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06:51

Fidelity Fixed Income Chief: Trade Tariffs Put the Federal Reserve (FED) in a Policy Dilemma

According to Gate News bot, the Jin10 reports from the Financial Times in the UK, a Fidelity executive managing $2.3 trillion in fixed income business stated that in the context of the economic outlook affected by Trump's trade war, the Federal Reserve is facing a conflicting situation in balancing its dual mandate of controlling inflation and maximizing employment. Robin Foley pointed out that the Federal Reserve "has performed well in combating inflation, but the employment situation still needs to be monitored" and stated that the central bank is in a "dilemma." Due to the potential for tariffs imposed by Trump to raise inflation and impact the job market, the Federal Reserve has suspended its planned interest rate cuts set to begin in 2024. Foley also mentioned that the market's expectations for interest rates have experienced "very unstable" fluctuations over the past year. Currently, futures market trading shows that investors expect the Federal Reserve (FED) to restart interest rate cuts in September, which is a significant delay compared to expectations at the beginning of the year.
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Fidelity Fixed Income Chief: Tariff Policy Poses a Policy Dilemma for The Federal Reserve (FED)

According to the Gate News bot, the Jin10 reported that a Fidelity executive managing $2.3 trillion in fixed income business stated that the Federal Reserve is facing a directional conflict between controlling inflation and maximizing employment against the backdrop of the economic outlook affected by Trump's trade war. Robin Foley pointed out that the Federal Reserve "has made progress in fighting inflation, but the employment situation still needs to be observed," and stated that the central bank is caught in a "quagmire." Due to the possibility that Trump's tariffs could raise inflation and affect the job market, the Federal Reserve has suspended its planned interest rate cuts set to begin in 2024. Foley also mentioned that there has been "very unstable" volatility in market interest rate expectations over the past year. Currently, futures market trading shows that investors expect the Federal Reserve to start cutting interest rates in September, which is a significant delay compared to expectations at the beginning of the year.
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02:51

Shanghai police have cracked a money laundering gang involving virtual coins, with 11 suspects arrested.

According to the Gate.io News bot and a report from Guangming Daily, the Shanghai Pudong police have successfully cracked a case involving the use of virtual coin Wallets for fraud and Money Laundering. The gang used "job recruitment" as a cover, assisting scammers in their Money Laundering activities by signing up for virtual coin Wallets. The case began when Mr. Tang from Shanghai clicked on a phishing link in a "cash on delivery" SMS and filled in his bank card information, resulting in a total loss of over one million yuan. The Pudong police, after investigation, successfully captured 11 criminal suspects in Qingpu from April 22 to 23. Among them, the main suspects, Miao and Wang, have been criminally detained, and another 5 involved personnel have been subjected to criminal coercive measures for suspected concealing and disguising the proceeds of crime. Currently, the police have successfully frozen some of the involved funds, and the case is under further investigation.
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19:15

Citigroup CEO: Conflicting economic signals make The Federal Reserve's job tricky.

Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser stated that the Federal Reserve (FED) is facing conflicting economic signals such as wage growth and weak consumer sentiment, making its job difficult. She pointed out that the tariffs policy of the Trump administration will be an important factor, as tariff levels have a significant impact on the economy. Despite the conflicting signals, consumer spending is still on the rise, and once the situation becomes clearer, clients will actively seize trading opportunities.
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12:49

US labor costs rose moderately in the first quarter.

On April 30, Jin10 reported that labor costs in the United States rose moderately in the first quarter, as economic uncertainty stemming from tariffs cooled labor demand. Labor costs in the first quarter increased by 0.9%, the same as the previous quarter. Data released on Tuesday showed that there is 1.02 job openings for every unemployed person, slightly down from 1.06 in February. President Trump's comprehensive tariffs have weakened business confidence, and some economists worry this could soon translate into unemployment. Economists expect that the Federal Reserve (FED) will cut interest rates again sometime this year.
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18:08

The Federal Reserve (FED) Beige Book: U.S. economic activity is steady, with employment growth slowing in many regions.

gate News bot message, according to the latest Beige Book data released by The Federal Reserve (FED), as of April 14, 2025, overall economic activity in the United States remains stable. Among the 12 Federal Reserve districts, 5 districts recorded a slight rise, 3 districts remained steady, and 4 districts experienced a slight to moderate decline. In terms of the job market, it shows a trend of remaining stable to a slight rise overall. Data indicates that many companies in various regions are reducing their hiring scale or formulating layoff plans, and the pace of wage growth is slowing. In terms of prices, all regions have experienced a rise, with six regions seeing a "moderate" rise and another six regions seeing a "moderate" rise. Most companies have received notifications of price increases from upstream and plan to pass the costs onto consumers, but some consumer industries are experiencing squeezed profits. The report also pointed out that the economic outlook in several regions has deteriorated due to the uncertainty of tariff policies.
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22:26

The Federal Reserve (FED) official Kashkari: We must ensure that tariffs do not trigger sustained inflation.

Golden Finance reports that Neel Kashkari, president of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve, stated that the Federal Reserve has a responsibility to ensure that tariffs do not trigger a sustained inflation problem, responding to recent comments from Federal Reserve Chairman Powell. "We are just not sure right now if this is a one-time impact on inflation or a long-term one," Kashkari said Tuesday at a U.S. Chamber of Commerce event in Washington. "Our job at the Federal Reserve is to ensure that this does not cause a more prolonged impact."
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18:48

Kashkari: Tariffs will lead to uncontrollable inflation expectations, and no longer having a trade deficit means the United States is no longer the best place for investment.

The Federal Reserve's Kashkari stated that tariffs could lead to inflation and a slowdown in economic growth, causing inflation expectations to spiral out of control. He is concerned that tariffs may exacerbate the high inflation issue, potentially affecting the United States' status as an investment destination. He emphasized that the Federal Reserve's job is to prevent long-term inflation, and it is still too early to make a judgment. Kashkari hopes that the United States will maintain its dominant position in the global economy and the dollar as a reserve currency.
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05:41

Citigroup: The Federal Reserve may cut interest rates up to 5 times this year.

Citibank predicts that the US economy will perform weakly in June, which may lead to the Federal Reserve's first interest rate cut, possibly up to five times. Economists point out that the Federal Reserve will focus more on the state of the economy and the job market. The data is expected to bolster the dovish tendencies of Federal Reserve officials, potentially triggering faster or larger scale interest rate cuts, with predictions that the federal funds rate will decline to 3%-3.25% by the end of 2025.
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18:33

George Clooney responds to being called a "fake actor" by Trump: I don’t care, my job is not to please the President of the United States.

Jin10 reported on April 22 that Oscar winner George Clooney responded to Trump calling him a "fake movie actor" by saying: "I don’t care. I’ve known Trump for a long time. My job isn’t to please the President of the United States. My job is to try to tell the truth whenever I get the chance. I know very well that this won’t be popular, and it will instead attract criticism. Elon Musk has expressed his opinion about me, and that’s their right, but I have the right to express another side."
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19:53

Trump said he believed Powell would leave his job at his request

On April 18, U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday that he believed Fed Chairman Jerome Powell would leave if he was asked to resign, although Powell himself had said that he would not leave even if the president asked him to do so. Trump told reporters that he was not happy with Powell, saying he acted too late. Powell has repeatedly said that he intends to expire the remaining term of his chairmanship, which expires in May 2026, and he has also said that he will refuse to leave his post if Trump asks for it.
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TRUMP: Not happy with Powell, he didn't do a good job

BlockBeats News: On April 18, according to market sources, U.S. President Donald Trump said, "Fed Chairman Jerome Powell will leave his post if I ask for it." I'm not happy with him (Powell). I don't think Powell did a good job."
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