Jin10 reported on June 28 that, according to Politico, the U.S. Senate is scheduled to hold its first vote on the "Big and Beautiful" bill on Saturday. Louisiana Republican Senator John Kennedy and North Dakota Senator John Hoeven stated after a closed-door luncheon on Friday that the leadership announced this timeline during the lunch.

Gate news, on Thursday (June 19), during the Asian market lunch break, Bitcoin (BTC) continued to rise above $105,000, regaining ground lost in the overnight fall. The Federal Reserve announced that it would maintain the interest rate range at 4.25%-4.50%, and the crypto assets market experienced slight fluctuations, showing overall resilience. U.S. President Trump once again called for interest rate cuts, and U.S. media revealed that the U.S. is considering launching an attack on Iran this weekend.

Golden Finance reported that on June 10 local time, the first meeting of the China-US economic and trade consultation mechanism entered its second day. The meeting started in the morning and continued after lunch. (Yu Yuan Tan Tian)

BlockBeats news, on May 13, Musk, OpenAI founder Sam Altman, and Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang will have lunch in Riyadh with Trump and the Saudi Crown Prince. (Jin10)

According to ChainCatcher news, citing data from Jin10, on May 10 local time, high-level economic and trade talks between China and the United States were held in Geneva, Switzerland. It is understood that the high-level economic and trade talks continued after lunch.

Jin10 reported on May 10 that the high-level economic and trade talks between China and the United States were held in Geneva, Switzerland, on May 10 local time. According to Yu Yuantan Tian, the high-level economic and trade talks between China and the United States continued after lunch.

Jin10 reported on May 10 that on May 10 local time, high-level China-U.S. economic and trade talks were held in Geneva, Switzerland. Yuyuan Tan Tian learned that the high-level China-U.S. economic and trade talks continued after lunch.

Odaily Planet Daily News Trader Eugene posted on the X platform: 1. I often make mistakes - this is a trait of traders. If I fail, I will make some remarks that will look very foolish in the future. However, I will try to minimize the mistakes I make (this is natural). 2. I post what I see, and often I will post the setups I have already participated in. If you want to follow my trading ideas, then this is an essential part of the package. 3. Sometimes I post things I don't have and offer my views on why I may not have them at the time. 4. I did not receive any compensation from any cryptographic entity (except from X) for lunch money, just sharing my views here. 5. I suggest approaching with a positive mindset rather than a negative one.

Analyst Allison Schrager said that while some economists do not believe this is possible, we may be witnessing a rare achievement known as a soft landing. However, she believes that before celebrating this situation, it is necessary to look back and look to the future: first, the past few years have been very unusual, and second, this year will mark the end of the free lunch economy. The post-pandemic economy presents several unlikely factors. A range of circumstances have driven inflation, while policymakers' measures have stimulated increased household savings, and saving-rich households continue to spend... As a result, the U.S. economy has maintained a certain degree of resilience even in Intrerest Raterise, which has given the U.S. room for a soft landing. However, Allison Schrager also said that in any case, the end of the pandemic dividend will make the work of Central Bank officials more difficult, and people trying to manage the US economy may have to make some difficult trade-offs for the first time.

① Bank of Japan Vice Governor Shinichi Uchida said on Wednesday that the Bank of Japan's decision last week to adjust its bond yield control policy was aimed at making its massive stimulus program more sustainable, not a prelude to exiting ultra-low interest rates. ② Uchida also said that the Bank of Japan still has a long way to go before it can raise its short-term interest rate target, currently at minus 0.1%. ③ He added that the Bank of Japan stands ready to step in to stem a sharp rise in long-term interest rates even before 10-year bond yields hit the newly set 1.0% cap. ④ "We will act to prevent yields from rising, depending on how quickly they change," Uchida said at a news conference after meeting business leaders in Chiba Prefecture. Yields are not going to rise significantly." ⑤ Last week, the Bank of Japan surprised the market by adjusting its yield curve control policy to allow long-term interest rates to rise more freely as inflation rises. ⑥ Uchida said that with changes in corporate pricing behavior and inflation expectations showing signs of re-accelerating, the Bank of Japan has made adjustments to balance the costs and benefits of policy. ⑦ "Every policy has its positive effects, but there are always costs. There is no free lunch for any policy," Uchida said. ⑧ "When inflation expectations rise, not only the easing effect will increase, but also the side effects. It is necessary to strike an optimal balance between the two," he said.