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Lee Eog-weon, the nominee for the chairpersonship of South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC), has publicly pledged to take strict measures to crack down on improper practices in cryptocurrency trading. In a written reply submitted for the appointment hearing, he stressed that insider trading, market manipulation and other improper practices in the virtual asset space will be curbed in accordance with the existing legal framework of the Virtual Asset User Protection Law, which was imple...
On August 12, according to foreign media reports, officials said that the Trump team expanded the field of candidates for the Federal Reserve chairperson, and Federal Reserve Governor Bowman and Federal Reserve Vice Chairperson Jefferson were included in the list of candidates. The White House is expected to announce the choice of Federal Reserve chairperson this fall.
According to foreign media reports, officials said that the Trump team has expanded the field of candidates for the Federal Reserve chairperson, including Federal Reserve Governor Bowman and Federal Reserve Vice Chairperson Jefferson. The White House is expected to announce the choice of Federal Reserve chairperson this autumn.
Vice President Vance: I'm not focused on the next US election right now.
A federal appeals court heard V.O.S. Selections v. Trump this week. Experts say losing the case could invalidate all of Mr. Trump's trade deal achievements, and the Supreme Court could ultimately step in. Click to view...
联邦上诉法院本周开审“V.O.S. Selections诉特朗普”案。专家称若败诉，特朗普的贸易协议成果可能全失效，最高法院或最终介入。点击查看...
Options market undercurrents surged, the 152 strike price gathered 1 billion dollars bullish bets, the Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly election defeat heralded the ruling party's national election crisis, and the political risk of the yen continued to rise. Click to view...
South Korea's Central Election Administration Commission held a plenary meeting and voted to pass the motion on the results of the general election, and Lee Jae-myung's presidential term officially began. (CCTV News)
At around 5:03 local time on June 4, the counting of votes in South Korea's 21st presidential election ended. According to the counting results, Lee Jae-myung, the candidate of the Common Democratic Party, won 49.42% of the votes, Kim Moon-soo, the candidate of the National Power Party, won 41.15% of the votes, and Lee Jun-suk, the candidate of the New Party of Reform, won 8.34%. (CCTV)
At 20:00 local time on June 3, the voting for the 21st presidential election in South Korea officially ended, and exit polls were released one after another. After the voting, the exit polls released by the three mainstream TV stations of Korea Broadcasting Corporation (KBS), Korea Culture Broadcasting Corporation (MBC), and Seoul Broadcasting Corporation (SBS) showed that Lee Jae-myung, the candidate of the largest opposition party, the Common Democratic Party, will win the general election by ...
