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The Governing Council decided to keep interest rates unchanged. We are closely monitoring the situation and are determined to ensure that inflation stabilises at our 2% medium-term target, said President Christine @Lagarde. Watch the press conference youtube.com/watch?v=BMYrqj…

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📢 Important update on sideloading on Android It’s of course here to stay. The team’s been listening carefully to feedback from power users who want a way (apart from ADB) to install apps that don’t go through developer verification. Today, we have more details on the advanced flow that gives you this option. Read the post👇 for more info goo.gle/advance-flow

Uber to invest up to $1.25 billion in Rivian as part of robotaxi deal reut.rs/4sQ703b reut.rs/4sQ703b

China is sitting on massive oil reserves: Chinese crude oil imports surged +15.8% YoY in February, the biggest monthly jump since August 2023. Growth rates have QUADRUPLED since the end of 2025. After over a year of stockpiling, China has built up an estimated 1.2 billion barrels of reserves. This includes ~851 million barrels of commercial inventory, the supply that would likely be used first. Meanwhile, refiners could start drawing as much as 1 million barrels per day over the next 4 to 6 weeks. In the first week of the Iran War, Beijing already ordered its biggest refiners to restrict fuel exports and prioritize gasoline and diesel production over chemicals as a precautionary move. China is playing the long game amid the Iran War.

India in January privately proposed preloading of Aadhaar app on smartphones. Apple, Samsung, others resisted the proposal. In January, smartphone industry body MAIT emails show, UIDAI requested that Apple, Samsung and Google preload national ID Aadhaar's app on smartphones; UIDAI believed pre-installation would allow citizens to "readily access essential Aadhaar functionalities". Apple, Google, Samsung-backed MAIT were of the view that pre-installation "would not drive greater public good", and that such mandates require companies to maintain separate production lines for India and exports Govt has made six such requests in two years, but industry has consistently opposed them, one MAIT letter says. Tussle over apps preloading has become a recurring flashpoint between Modi's government and tech firms tinyurl.com/mv6n3b8e With @MunsifV

*GOLDMAN PLANS TO START TRIMMING STAFF NEXT MONTH: INSIDER

MORGAN STANLEY DELAYS FED RATE CUT OUTLOOK Morgan Stanley now expects the Federal Reserve to cut rates in September and December, pushing back its earlier forecast of June and September. The shift reflects a more cautious Fed after the latest meeting, with Chair Jerome Powell signaling that clear progress on inflation is still needed. Rising oil prices and geopolitical risks are adding uncertainty and complicating the Fed’s policy path. The bank sees a balanced stance from the Fed but notes markets may face volatility in the meantime. It warns the biggest risk is that rate cuts could be delayed further—or not happen at all—unless economic growth weakens sharply.

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Opposition parties, NGOs and academics are accusing Czechia’s new government of preparing to introduce a Russia-style law, which would stifle dissent by tightening disclosure rules on foreign financing for NGOs. politico.eu/article/czechi…

The SEC is forming a new enforcement team to target “bad actors” in auditing after cutting the budget of the independent board that typically oversees the profession bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Intel to Raise PC CPU Prices by 10%, Adding to PC Manufacturers’ Cost Burden Intel plans to raise prices on its PC central processing units (CPUs) by 10%. With profitability already under pressure from soaring memory semiconductor prices, the upcoming increase in CPU prices — another core component — is expected to further weigh on PC manufacturers’ production costs. According to industry sources on the 19th, Intel has notified major customers that it intends to raise PC CPU prices by the end of this month. The price hike is said to cover most of the key products across Intel’s diverse CPU lineup. The move is seen as Intel’s effort to protect margins amid a supply-demand imbalance, as surging demand for AI data center semiconductors has reduced the supply available for consumer products. The CPU, which serves as the brain of a PC and determines processing speed and performance, is a critical component. Intel holds approximately 70% of the PC CPU market. While AMD and Qualcomm are also expanding their PC CPU supply, Intel’s dominance remains overwhelming. Against this backdrop, Intel’s price hike is particularly damaging to PC manufacturers, as rising production costs will sharply deteriorate their profitability. Memory prices — another essential PC component alongside CPUs — are also seeing unprecedented surges, driven by memory supply shortages stemming from expanded AI infrastructure investment. According to market research firm Counterpoint Research, memory prices rose by as much as 180% quarter-over-quarter in Q1. PC manufacturers are now on high alert as prices for essential components spike. An industry official noted, “The biggest concern for manufacturers right now is the rapidly rising cost of components. There are fears that if Intel CPU prices rise on top of everything else, operating profits will fall sharply and companies will struggle to stay afloat.” Major PC makers are responding to the crisis by diversifying their supply chains and increasing the proportion of higher-value AI PCs in their product mix — a strategy aimed at defending profitability through greater sales of premium products. However, since memory prices are expected to remain elevated through next year, PC manufacturers’ difficulties are likely to deepen further. Rising component costs are also expected to feed through into higher PC retail prices, increasing the burden on consumers. Separately, market research firm TrendForce projected that if memory and CPU prices rise simultaneously, the combined share of these two components in notebook BOM (bill of materials) costs could reach as high as 58%. It added that memory price increases alone could push retail prices for standard laptops up by more than 30%, and that with the additional CPU price hike, total price increases could approach 40%.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ $INTC

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X Money will have 2 versions: X Money (Individual) and X Money for Business

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We all have our own things But it's ridiculous to verify your identity on social media😂

지난해 카드사 순이익 9% 감소…가맹점 수수료 감소 영향 yna.co.kr/view/AKR202603…

@maxkarpis It's no different from the situation in Korea.😂

@5412___ They keep it anyway.

Not storing identity on the device means you're entrusting it to the company.. who would trust that?

Qatar’s Prime Minister: This war needs to stop immediately. The aggression needs to stop immediately. Because everyone knows who the main beneficiary of this war is, and dragging the whole region into this conflict is.