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$572 Million Business Combination Between Braiin and Northern Revival Acquisition Corporation (Nasdaq: NRAC) Has Been Proposed and Form F-4 Jointly Filed With SEC
Federal Reserve Mester: Hoping to see employment growth in the next few months before evaluating credit reduction conditions
Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank Governor Loretta Mester said she hopes to see further employment growth in the next few months before evaluating whether the US economy has made the “substantial further progress” required to reduce debt purchases. Mester said, “We've made a lot of progress. I would like to see further progress, particularly with regard to the labor force participation rate”. Mester said, “I think things will become more clear as we get through the summer and into September. The start of school in September will help ease some supply restrictions in the labor market”, and it will also supplement unemployment benefits
The Federal Reserve's Dally: The impact of climate change on the economy may constrain the Fed
San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank Governor Mary Daly said that the impact of climate change on the economy may increase, causing people working in fossil fuel-related jobs to lose their jobs, and also harming companies with exposure to the most affected areas. At the same time, it may limit the Fed's ability to use interest rates to guide policies. “As with other risks facing the economy, the Federal Reserve has a responsibility to understand the likely trajectory of climate change and understand the transition period of this evolutionary process,” Daly said at an online event hosted by the Peterson Institute for International Economics on Tuesday. She said the current role of the Federal Reserve is to listen, study and prepare
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