SEC Might Challenge FTX Bankruptcy Estate From Paying Back Customers With Stablecoins
The SEC said that it may challenge any transactions of distributions involving crypto assets to creditors.
The SEC said that it may challenge any transactions of distributions involving crypto assets to creditors.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) -Indonesia's annual inflation rate was 2.12% in August, essentially unchanged from 2.13% in July, official data showed on Monday, holding comfortably within the central bank's target range and matching market expectations. The August headline inflation rate was the lowest since February 2022, and matched the forecast in a Reuters poll. Bank Indonesia (BI) has a target range of 1.5% to 3.5% for inflation.
Worries of being uprooted from their jobs have returned for Laura Dodson and other federal workers, who have long been the economic backbone of the nation's capital and its suburbs. During former President Donald Trump 's administration, her office under the U.S. Department of Agriculture was told it would be moving. A rushed process that failed to consider the need to find homes, jobs for spouses and schools for children prompted some retirements, she said, and some took other federal jobs, hurting the agency in the end.