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Dates week 26

As every Sunday, the most important news from the past week, as well as the dates for the coming week.


Also as a video:

https://youtube.com/shorts/mmMct8X3UFs?si=bgblnz80-UE5ezAw


Tuesday:


A new law to regulate so-called stablecoins is to be passed in the USA. The law could enable large online retailers such as $AMZN (+0,19%) Amazon could save billions in credit card fees. The value of stablecoins is pegged to the US dollar and therefore fulfill the important function of storing value. Risks exist in the coverage by US government bonds, for example.


https://www.handelsblatt.com/finanzen/maerkte/devisen-rohstoffe/krypto-dieses-gesetz-sorgt-fuer-goldgraeberstimmung-bei-stablecoins/100134772.html


Wednesday:


Despite Trump's constant demands, the Fed has not lowered key interest rates in the US.


https://www.faz.net/aktuell/finanzen/us-notenbank-fed-widersetzt-sich-donald-trump-110546137.html


Thursday:


The BoE also refrained from cutting interest rates. In contrast, the Swiss central bank lowered its key interest rate further to 0%.


https://finanzmarktwelt.de/bank-of-england-verkuendet-aktuell-zinsentscheidung-353077/?amp


Sunday:


The US ended Iran's nuclear program with a direct attack.


These are the most important dates in the coming week:


Tuesday: 16:00 Consumer Confidence (USA)

Thursday: 08:00 Consumer Confidence (DE)

Friday: 01:30 Inflation data (Japan)


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#israel
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#kanzlermerz
#termine
#inflation
#japan

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What do credit cards have to do with stablecoins?
@Soprano $AMZN could offer customers an additional payment option by introducing its own stablecoin. If customers pay with stablecoins instead of credit cards, there are no fees for $AMZN, to the detriment of $V, $MA and co. This is probably also the reason for the recent fall in the prices of payment service providers.
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