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Swiss Central Bank: Researching various methods for settling tokenized assets with central bank currency.

Golden Finance reports that the Swiss Central Bank is researching various methods for settling tokenized assets with central bank currency.
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European Central Bank Board Member Stournaras: It seems that the European Central Bank will continue to cut interest rates.

Golden Finance reports that European Central Bank committee member Stournaras stated that it seems the European Central Bank will continue to cut interest rates.
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The Central Bank of Vietnam is preparing a restructuring plan for a troubled commercial bank.

Jin10 data reported on April 21 that, according to local media, the Central Bank of Vietnam is preparing a report to restructure the Saigon Joint Stock Commercial Bank, based on a plan from an unnamed investor. This bank is at the center of the largest financial fraud case in Vietnam's history.
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Bank of America: Expects the Central Bank of the UK to cut interest rates three times by 2025

Jinshi data news on March 17th, it is expected that the Central Bank of the UK will maintain the Interest Rate at 4.50% unchanged in the Interest Rate decision on Thursday. However, in addition, analysts at a US bank expect that the Central Bank will cut interest rates three times in 2025, followed by further cuts in 2026, eventually reaching 3.50%. The US bank said that the UK inflation rate is expected to rebound to near 3.5% in the third quarter, increasing the risk that the UK Central Bank will reduce interest rates by a smaller rather than a larger margin. The market currently expects the UK Central Bank to cut interest rates twice more in 2025, each time by 25 basis points.
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Deutsche Bank: Volatility in the crypto market is likely to remain high amid U.S. policy uncertainty

PANews reported on March 10 that according to Walter Bloomberg, Deutsche Bank analyst Marion Laboure said that the volatility of cryptocurrencies may remain high in the absence of clear details of Trump's bitcoin reserve plan. There are uncertainties about the program's timeline, funding, and allocation. The market is cautious and expects to make a profit if the plan goes well, and could suffer a loss if it fails.
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European Central Bank Committee: European Central Bank faces the risk of 'unnoticed' excessive interest rate cuts

The European Central Bank is facing pressure to stop cutting interest rates, and Wenshi said it must be cautious and avoid inadvertently cutting interest rates too much. It is expected that the European Central Bank will cut the deposit interest rate from 2.75% to 2% as the European economy weakens. Schnebel also hinted that the European Central Bank may be close to the end of the interest rate cut, with the deposit interest rate being reduced from 4% to 2.75%.
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Economists: There are many reasons why the Reserve Bank of Australia is holding steady.

Golden Ten Data, February 10th: Some economists continue to warn that the RBA's rate cut next week will be a serious policy mistake. Judo
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Market Commentary: Two things are certain, The Federal Reserve (FED) will not cut interest rates, and Trump will criticize.

On June 19, Steven Barrow, an economic observer at Standard Bank, said that two things are certain in today's meeting: the Federal Reserve will not cut interest rates, and Trump will criticize this decision. Regarding the Trump-Powell conflict, note two things that have happened since the May policy meeting: the Supreme Court seems to confirm Powell's past view that Trump cannot fire him; Trump directly urged Powell to cut interest rates during a meeting with the Fed chair at the White House.
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Sygnum Bank: Bitcoin liquidity tightening may trigger a new round of price upward fluctuation

ChainCatcher news, Sygnum Bank pointed out in its latest market outlook analysis that the circulating supply of Bitcoin has decreased by about 30% over the past 18 months, leading to a significant decline in market liquidity. Analysts stated that with the increase in ETF fund inflows and the rising interest from governments in Bitcoin reserves, the market may face a "demand shock," where the number of buyers far exceeds the available coin supply. In addition, the turbulence in the U.S. Treasury market and the weakening of the dollar have enhanced the appeal of Bitcoin as a safe-haven asset, further driving up demand for it. These factors combined may trigger upward volatility in Bitcoin prices in the coming months.
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Analyst: The Federal Reserve (FED) will indicate no intention to break the deadlock in the short term.

Jin10 data May 7 news, U.S. Treasury and Eurozone government bond yields changed little in early trading as investors remained cautious ahead of the Federal Reserve policy meeting. The Federal Reserve is expected to keep interest rates unchanged in Wednesday's decision, and due to the recent strong U.S. economic data, it is unlikely to signal a rate cut in the coming months. KBC bank analysts stated in a report: "The Federal Reserve is expected to maintain stable interest rates and has no intention of breaking the deadlock in the short term."
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Bank of Japan Governor: If U.S. tariffs harm the economy, the Central Bank may need to respond.

Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said that due to the impact of U.S. tariffs, the central bank may pause interest rate hikes and will take policy actions according to economic development. This stance underscores the view that the risk of a bad scenario is closer and reinforces market expectations that the central bank may pause rate hikes at its next meeting.
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Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda: If US tariffs harm the economy, the Central Bank may need to respond.

The Governor of the Bank of Japan, Kazuo Ueda, stated that if U.S. tariffs harm the Japanese economy, the Central Bank may pause interest rate hikes and will take policy action as appropriate. This strengthens market expectations, suggesting a possible pause in rate hikes at the next policy meeting.
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Bank of America CEO: Due to the impact of tariffs, Bank of America expects the U.S. economy to slow down.

Golden Finance reports that the CEO of American Bank stated: Due to the impact of tariffs, American Bank expects the U.S. economy to slow down.
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Analysis: The Federal Reserve may end quantitative tightening, and the Bitcoin market hopes for a policy shift.

The Federal Reserve may hint at the end of its quantitative tightening program, providing support for risk assets such as Bitcoin. Predictions indicate that the end of QT is beneficial for liquidity in the treasury market, supporting risk assets, but the risk of stagflation may limit asset rises. Bank of America predicts that QT may be paused due to debt issues, affecting interest rate cut plans. Polymarket data shows that the probability of QT ending before May is as high as 100%.
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Bank of Japan Governor: If the economy and prices meet the Bank of Japan's forecasts, interest rates will be increased.

Odaily News The Governor of the Bank of Japan, Kazuo Ueda, stated that if the economy and prices align with the Bank of Japan's forecasts, interest rates will be raised. (Jinshi)
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The Bank of Japan maintains interest rates.

Golden Finance reports that the Bank of Japan has kept the Benchmark Interest Rate unchanged at 0.5%, in line with market expectations. (Jin Shi)
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Japanese Central Bank observers: still believe that the Japanese Central Bank will gradually raise interest rates

According to a report by Jinshi, observers at the Central Bank of Japan expect the pace of interest rate hikes to be gradual and no policy changes are expected at the next meeting. Most analysts believe that July is the best choice for the next rate hike, with the Central Bank expected to maintain its pace of raising rates every six months. The next rate hike may occur between June and September, with a few predicting it could be on May 1st.
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Bank of America CEO: Bank of America may launch a Stable Coin pegged to the US dollar account

The CEO of Bank of America said that the Financial Service industry is about to enter the era of encryption economy, and the Stablecoin business will develop rapidly. Stablecoin is a digital asset backed by the US dollar, similar to BofA's coin that supports US dollar deposits. With government support, legislators are pushing for Stablecoin legislation.
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The institutional staking platform Colossus Digital received an investment of 1 million euros from SBI Ven Capital.

The institutional staking platform Colossus Digital has received an investment of 1 million euros from SBI Ven Capital, with the funds used to launch its institutional encryption platform, connecting regulatory custodians with validators.
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The institutional stake platform Colossus Digital has completed a financing of 1 million euros, with SBI Ven Capital providing the funds.

Colossus Digital has secured a €1 million investment from SBI Ven Capital, which will be used to launch its institutional encryption platform that connects regulated custodians with validators for stake and governance.
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Custodia Bank CEO: Since Trump took office, the government has not yet solved the problem of Cryptocurrency de-banking

Caitlin Long pointed out at ETHDenver that after Trump returned to the White House, the US government did not solve the issue of Cryptocurrency's de-banking. Banks still see digital assets as unsafe, regulations have not been relaxed, and there have been no banks overturning their anti-Cryptocurrency policies.
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US Senator Warren called Musk a "bank robber," accusing him of working with Trump to dismantle the CFPB to gain financial control

Odaily Planet Daily News U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren called Musk a 'bank robber,' accusing him and the Trump administration of dissolving the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) to gain financial control. (Cointelegraph)
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AUM reaches $325 billion, PNC Bank has a $67 million BTC exposure

Odaily Planet Daily News According to the 13F filing submitted to the SEC, PNC Bank currently states that its BTC exposure is valued at $67 million, with assets under management by the bank reaching $3250
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Analyst: The tariff debate has had a serious impact on the US dollar.

Jin10 data, June 12 - Felix Brill, Chief Investment Officer of VP Bank, stated that the tariff debate has had a severe impact on the US dollar. Investors have turned to favor European investments, which is beneficial for the euro. After a significant decline in the dollar, technical analysis indicates that the dollar will experience a consolidation. Given the high trade deficit in the US, the trade-weighted dollar is severely overvalued and susceptible to further depreciation. This deficit is closely related to the record levels of external debt. The higher the external debt, the harder it becomes to obtain additional funding. "Correcting this imbalance requires more attractive prices for US assets, which is primarily achieved through dollar depreciation," Brill said.
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Analysts: The European Central Bank's interest rate cuts and spending plans may boost European stocks.

Jin10 data reported on June 5, analysts at Quintet Private Bank, Antonucci, stated in a report that as the European Central Bank continues to cut interest rates, European stock markets may rise. The European Central Bank cut interest rates by 25 basis points on Thursday, bringing the deposit rate down to 2.0%, in line with market expectations. Antonucci noted that plans to increase defense and infrastructure spending could also boost European stock markets.
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The BSC Foundation spent $25,000 each to buy MYX/BANK/LISTA /GM in the past 5 minutes.

Odaily News According to AI Aunt's monitoring, the BSC Foundation spent $25,000 each in the past 5 minutes to buy MYX/BANK/LISTA/GM.
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Bank of Japan officials: No major adjustments needed for the current Bank of Japan's bond purchase reduction plan.

Jin10 data, May 22 - Japanese Central Bank board member Asahi Noguchi stated that he personally believes there is no need for significant adjustments to the current Japanese Central Bank's bond purchase reduction plan. The Japanese Central Bank can take enough time to reduce its balance sheet, which is beneficial for market stability. Regarding the reduction plan starting in April 2026, we need to conduct a prudent assessment from a longer-term perspective.
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The Bank of England lowers CPI expectations.

Jin10 reported on May 8th, the Bank of England: predicts the CPI one year from now to be 2.4% (February prediction was 3%). The CPI two years from now to be 1.9% (February prediction was 2.3%). The CPI three years from now to be 1.9% (February prediction was 1.9%).
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Bank stocks performed actively, with several bank ETFs collectively rising over 1%.

Jin10 data reported on April 24, among them, Huazhang Zhongzheng Bank ETF rose 1.18%, Huaxia Zhongzheng Bank ETF rose 1.11%, Huitianfu Zhongzheng Bank ETF rose 1.04%, Yifangda Zhongzheng Bank ETF rose 1.02%.
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Custodia and Vantage Bank issued the first U.S. bank stablecoin Avit on Ethereum.

According to ChainCatcher news and Cointelegraph reports, Custodia Bank and Vantage Bank have issued the first US bank-supported stablecoin Avit, based on a permissionless Blockchain and running on Ethereum. The issuance of this stablecoin marks an important step forward for Compliance in USD-based Blockchain technology payments.
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Institutions: The European Central Bank may cut the Interest Rate to 2% by the end of 2025

On March 6, Jinshi data, Nicolas Sopel, Chief Strategist of Quintet Private Bank, said that by the end of 2025, the European Central Bank may cut the Interest Rate to 2.0% because the eurozone inflation rate is expected to stabilize near the target of 2%. He said the market is optimistic about the improvement of the German economy, but it takes time to digest. 'Any fiscal stimulus measures must first be approved by the German parliament and take some time to have an impact on the economy,' Sopel said.
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The National Bank of the UAE launches APP-based encryption currency trading services

According to market news, Emirates NBD Bank in Dubai announced the launch of cryptocurrency trading services through its mobile app Liv X.
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Bank of America CEO considers entering the stablecoin business

The CEO of Bank of America said that they may introduce a USD-backed stablecoin linked to deposits, potentially helping the USD dominate international trade. Federal Reserve Board Members support banks issuing stablecoins, which can innovate cross-border payments. If regulations pass, banks may face new opportunities for stablecoin issuance.
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European Central Bank Governing Council Member Villeroy: The European Central Bank has successfully normalized its policy.

Jin10 reports that European Central Bank Governing Council member Villeroy: The European Central Bank has successfully normalized its policies, and both the policies and inflation are currently within favorable ranges. Being within a favorable range does not mean that the European Central Bank will remain unchanged; we will pragmatically advance the interest rate issue based on data flow and remain flexible when necessary.
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The Bank of Japan plans to conduct its own wage condition survey, which can serve as a reference factor for policy decisions.

The Bank of Japan plans to conduct its own wage rise survey to obtain data from small and medium-sized enterprises, which will become part of its quarterly short-term economic outlook survey. The results of the independent survey may affect the Central Bank's decision to raise or lower the Interest Rate.
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Jiahuang Bank: It is expected that the European Central Bank will cut interest rates twice more this year.

On April 22, Jin10 reported that the Royal Bank of Canada Capital Markets updated its forecast for the European Central Bank's interest rate cuts. Its analysts indicated that they expect the European Central Bank to implement two more rate cuts, bringing the final deposit interest rate down to 1.75%. The Royal Bank of Canada expects the next two rate cuts of 25 basis points each to occur in June and September. According to data from the London Stock Exchange Group, the expectations in the money market are more aggressive, with market pricing reflecting an anticipated approximately 2.5 rate cuts.
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Viewpoint: The global banking industry is vigorously promoting Bitcoin as regulatory agencies accept Crypto Assets.

According to a report by Jinse Finance, Eric Turner, CEO of Messari, and Thomas Eichenberger, co-founder of Sygnum Bank, stated during a panel discussion at Paris Blockchain Week that they expect a significant shift in the banking industry's participation in Crypto Assets in the second half of this year. According to executives, the global banking industry is actively promoting Bitcoin as regulatory agencies accept Crypto Assets, including stablecoins and banks' encryption services, which have significant potential in the second half of 2025.
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Dutch Bank: The European Central Bank must protect the economic recovery from hawkish influences.

Analysts at the Dutch bank point out that the European Central Bank should not be exploited by hawks taking advantage of the economic rebound. Although the inflation rate in the Eurozone has slowed to 2.2%, the impact of trade tariffs is temporary. The Central Bank may need to continue cutting interest rates to alleviate economic pressure and should not tighten policies too early. There are warnings that a tightening tone will affect confidence and demand.
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Deutsche Bank: As core inflation cools, the European Central Bank may lower interest rates again.

According to Vincent Stamer, an analyst at Deutsche Bank, the likelihood of interest rate cuts in the Eurozone is increasing as inflationary pressures ease. The inflation rate fell to 2.2% in March, close to the European Central Bank's target of 2%, and core inflation is also declining. It is expected that the European Central Bank may cut interest rates on April 17, with market expectations of over 80% probability.
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Shengbao Bank: Central Bank in Europe will still cut interest rates this year

On March 18, Jinshi Data News, Jacob Falkenkrone of Shengbao Bank said that the European Central Bank will still cut interest rates this year, but the fiscal stimulus measures planned in Europe may eventually lead to inflation, which will affect the prospect of interest rates. It is expected that the planned fiscal stimulus measures will increase internal demand in Europe, which will add some inflationary pressure. He said that the European Central Bank may cut interest rates up to two times this year. The money market is currently pricing in two interest rate cuts by the European Central Bank this year.
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An address deposited 4,250 ETH to DBS Bank, and the whale bought 30,555 ETH in the past four months, with a floating loss of $46.23 million

A giant whale recently deposited $8.06 million in 4,250 ETH with DBS Bank, bringing its total ETH stock at DBS Bank to $9.7 million. In the past 4 months, the whale has bought a total of 30,555 ETH and held 25,808 ETH, but has lost $46.23 million due to the decline in the market.
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The change in attitude of Federal Reserve officials may bring a more favorable regulatory environment for the encryption industry.

Federal Reserve Board members Michelle Bowman and Christopher Waller showed a more open stance towards cryptocurrency in their speeches, believing that regulation should promote innovation rather than suppress it, and support the development of stablecoins under a sound regulatory framework. This shift is noteworthy, especially considering that one of them may assume the position of Vice Chair for Regulation. It reminds people to follow the Federal Reserve's regulatory attitude towards cryptocurrency over the next five years.
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Deputy Governor of the Bank of Japan: The Central Bank is facing challenges from unconventional easing tools.

On June 7, Jin10 reported that Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Masayoshi Amamiya stated on Saturday that the unconventional monetary easing policies adopted by central banks around the world after the 2008 financial crisis are posing challenges for global central banks. Amamiya remarked that, theoretically, central banks can print unlimited money to finance government debt, which raises subtle doubts about their large-scale bond purchases aimed at stimulating the economy. In his speech, Amamiya stated: "The key to determining whether it constitutes monetary financing lies in whether monetary policy is constrained by fiscal considerations."
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Viewpoint: Crypto de-banking may continue until January 2026

The cryptocurrency industry is facing de-banking pressures that are expected to continue until 2026, during which Trump is likely to appoint a new member of The Federal Reserve Board of Governors. The founder of Custodia Bank pointed out that the Democrat-controlled Federal Reserve is scrutinizing pro-crypto banks, increasing regulatory pressure. While other institutions may change their policies, the Federal Reserve's stance may continue to face resistance, raising concerns about the outlook for the crypto industry.
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Viewpoint: The de-banking of encryption may continue until January 2026.

According to the views of blockchain regulatory advisors, the pressure for the de-banking of crypto assets may continue until January 2026, with Trump appointing a new Federal Reserve Board of Governors member. Caitlin Long, founder of Custodia Bank, pointed out that the Federal Reserve is currently controlled by the Democratic Party, reviewing pro-crypto banks, and examiners have been deployed, which may pose regulatory resistance to the crypto industry.
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Viewpoint: The de-banking of encryption may continue until January 2026.

The pressure for de-banking in the Crypto Assets industry is expected to continue until 2026, with Trump likely to appoint a new member to The Federal Reserve Board of Governors during this period. The founder of Custodia Bank pointed out that the Democratic-controlled Federal Reserve is reviewing pro-crypto banks, leading to increased regulatory pressure. Although other institutions may shift their policies, the Federal Reserve's stance may continue to face resistance, raising concerns about the prospects of the crypto industry.
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Swiss Central Bank Governor denies the idea of being a reserve of the Swiss Central Bank

Golden Finance reported that, according to local media, Martin Schlegel, President of the Swiss Central Bank (SNB), rejected the idea of ​​BTC as a reserve for the Swiss Central Bank, citing lack of stability, Liquidity, and security. In an interview with the Tamedia Group, Schlegel listed three main concerns about Cryptocurrency. The first one is the volatility of Cryptocurrency, which he believes makes it unsuitable for long-term store of value.
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Central Bank of the UAE: Expected to launch Central Bank Digital Money in the fourth quarter of 2025.

The Central Bank of the UAE plans to launch a blockchain-based central bank digital currency, the digital dirham, in the fourth quarter of 2025. It is expected to enhance financial stability and combat financial crime. The digital dirham will be accepted in payment channels, promoting innovation in digital products and service development, while also reducing costs and improving access to international markets.
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Deutsche Bank: The Bank of England may cut interest rates to 3.5% by the end of the year

Deutsche Bank expects the Bank of England to cut rates four more times in 2025, bringing the rate down to 3.50%. However, Bank of England economist Sanjay Raja believes that in the March 20 decision, the rate will remain at 4.50%. The market is pricing in a 92% probability that the central bank will keep interest rates unchanged in March and predicts that the central bank will cut rates two more times in 2025.
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Barclays Bank expects India's Central Bank to cut interest rates again in April.

India is expected to see another interest rate cut by the Central Bank in April to support the shift in focus to economic growth. The recent economic rise has been sluggish, and inflation is close to the target. It is expected that the policy repo rate will be reduced from 6.25% to 5.5%.
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