Overview of Important Developments on May 14th at Noon
7:00-12:00 Keywords: Trump, Gary Gensler
1. Blinken: Trump only respects hardline leaders;
2. Goldman Sachs: Expects the US dollar to continue its decline against Asian currencies;
3. Trump plans to revoke Biden-era "AI technology diffusion control rules";
4. Federal Reserve Board warns that stablecoins may pose risks to bank deposits and credit capacity;
5. Former US Congressman: Former US SEC Chairman Gary Gensler is not as anti-cryptocurrency in private as he is in public.
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