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  1. Stablecoin Demand Likely To Wane, Says This Bank Of England Policymaker, ECB Executive Thinks They Could Deepen Dollar Dominance
    Benzinga | 05/31/26 11:52 PM EDT

    Bank of England policymaker Megan Greene anticipated a decline in the popularity of stablecoins, according to a report published on Monday. Greene expected tokenized deposits to ?probably take over? from stablecoins over the next five years, Reuters reported her comments from a conference in Croatia on Sunday.

  2. China toughens rules on outbound investment after Meta-Manus contention
    Reuters | 05/31/26 10:38 PM EDT

    China issued sweeping new rules on Monday, widening regulators' powers to scrutinise overseas deals involving Chinese investors, technology, data and national security, a month after Beijing ordered the unwinding of Meta's acquisition of AI startup Manus.

  3. China toughens rules on outbound investment after Meta-Manus contention
    Reuters | 05/31/26 10:31 PM EDT

    China issued sweeping new rules on Monday, widening regulators' powers to scrutinise overseas deals involving Chinese investors, technology, data and national security, a month after Beijing ordered the unwinding of Meta's acquisition of AI startup Manus.

  4. U.S., Vietnam pledge to avoid currency manipulation, boost transparency
    Reuters | 05/31/26 09:56 PM EDT

    The United States and Vietnam reaffirmed their commitment to avoid currency manipulation in a joint statement issued by the U.S. Treasury and Vietnam's central bank following high-level consultations, the Treasury said over the weekend.

  5. China May factory activity expands for sixth month as price pressures ease, private PMI shows
    Reuters | 05/31/26 09:45 PM EDT

    * RatingDog manufacturing PMI 51.8 in May vs 52.2 in April. * New export orders fall after four months of growth. * Price pressures of manufacturers ease. China's manufacturing sector expanded for a sixth straight month in May, although at a slower pace, as output and new orders remained solid and price pressures eased, a private survey showed on Monday.

  6. Dollar steadies as markets await signals on Iran war, central banks
    Reuters | 05/31/26 08:40 PM EDT

    The U.S. dollar held steady on Monday after a weekly loss as markets awaited the results of peace talks in the Middle East and signals on the timing of central bank rate hikes. The dollar index edged lower last week on hopes for a deal between the United States and Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz shipping lane for oil.

  7. FOREX-Dollar steadies as markets await signals on Iran war, central banks
    Reuters | 05/31/26 08:37 PM EDT

    The U.S. dollar held steady on Monday after a weekly loss as markets awaited the results of peace talks in the Middle East and signals on the timing of central bank rate hikes. The dollar index edged lower last week on hopes for a deal between the United States and Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz shipping lane for oil.

  8. Fed's Powell warns that politicizing the Fed would cost public trust
    Reuters | 05/31/26 08:34 PM EDT

    U.S. Federal Reserve Governor Jerome Powell on Sunday warned about the impact of a politicized Fed and made a broader call for the defense of democratic institutions in his first public remarks since the end of his eight-year stint as head of the central bank.

  9. Japan's factory growth slows as cost pressures surge, PMI shows
    Reuters | 05/31/26 08:30 PM EDT

    Japan's manufacturing sector expanded in May at a slightly slower pace, as record export order growth was offset by surging costs driven by the Middle East war and inflated output from stockpiling, a private survey showed on Monday.

  10. Fed's Powell warns that politicizing the Fed would cost public trust
    Reuters | 05/31/26 08:30 PM EDT

    * Powell urges defense of democratic institutions, warns they face a 'stress test' * Powell says politicized Fed woud lost public trust. * Fed's structure designed to shield policy from politics. By Howard Schneider.

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