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Federal Reserve Explores New Streamlined “Payment Account” for Nonbank Firms

Washington – The U.S. Federal Reserve is exploring the idea of creating a new type of account that would give

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Chinese Tech Giants Reassess Stablecoin Strategy to Align with National Financial Goals

Beijing – Chinese technology leaders, including Alibaba-backed Ant Group and JD.com, have chosen to pause their stablecoin initiatives in Hong