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Earlier today, the US Senate confirmed that Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman has been promoted to Vice Chair of Regulation. Whether it is the banking access of cryptocurrencies or the issuance of stablecoins, the new Vice Chair will have the voice over. The position of Vice Chair of Regulation was established after the 2008 global financial crisis...
今日早前美国参议院确认，美联储理事米歇尔·鲍曼（Michelle Bowman）晋升为监管副主席，无论是加密货币的银行业准入，还是稳定币的发行，新任副主席都将拥有话语权。监管副主席一职在 2008 年全球金融危机后设立...
Crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett posted on the X platform that the US Senate Banking Committee has voted to nominate Michelle Bowman as the next vice chair of Federal Reserve supervision (13 to 11), and her nomination has now been submitted to the full Senate for consideration. It is reported that Michelle Bowman has expressed a more open attitude towards digital assets and their future in the financial system, and has also urged state and federal governments to form partnerships to jointly reg...
加密记者 Eleanor Terrett 在 X 平台发文表示，美国参议院银行委员会已投票通过提名 Michelle Bowman 为下任美联储监管副主席（13 比 11），她的提名现已提交参议院全体会议审议。 据悉，Michelle Bowman 曾表示对数字资产及其在金融体系中的未来持更开放的态度，还敦促各州和联邦政府建立合作伙伴关系，共同监管稳定币，同时立法者们正在制定相关法案。
On Monday, Ms Bauman said she wanted to see more progress on inflation reflected in the data before further rate cuts. While she expected inflation to continue to decelerate this year, she said disinflation was "likely to take longer than we expect". Click to view...
Federal Reserve Governor Bowman will speak in ten minutes.
Federal Reserve Governor Bowman: Inflation is expected to decline, but upside risks remain.
Federal Reserve Governor Bowman: Before cutting interest rates again, there needs to be greater confidence that inflation will decline.
Bowman, the governor of the Federal Reserve, said that inflation is expected to decline, but upside risks remain; there needs to be greater confidence that inflation will decline before another rate cut; and waiting patiently for a rate cut will help to gain a clearer understanding of the impact of government policy.
Bowman, a Fed governor, said the central bank's rules on core banking issues were "ripe for review", new bank formation had stalled and there was a disturbing trend of inaction on bank supervision.
