Hacker dubbed 'Mr. White Hat' to return entire stolen crypto fortune
- Global stock markets took a breather as investors weighed data showing a steady jobs market recovery against a rise in producer prices, with the debate continuing over when the Federal Reserve will start to ease stimulus.
- A firm specializing in transferring #cryptocurrency announced that the hacker they are calling "Mr White Hat" was giving back all $613 million in digital loot from the record Poly Network haul.
- China's #yuan recovered from a two-week low against the dollar hit in the previous session, reflecting the dollar's retreat in global markets after a cooling U.S. inflation dampened interest rate expectations.
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