China’s central bank outlook fuels calls for policy easing.
- A bipartisan group of senators has introduced legislation to regulate #Google and Apple’s app stores, in the latest signal of the growing political will to loosen large tech companies’ grip on smaller developers.
- China’s central bank fanned expectations of further monetary policy easing, saying in its latest quarterly report that inflation pressures are controllable.
- #Ripple has been making massive progress in the Asia Pacific region with its RippleNet technology despite its ongoing case in the United States with the SEC.
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