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2026-01-05
05:26

Gate will disable lending for 15 tokens on January 6th. Users with outstanding loans must settle them by January 7th.

Gate News bot message, according to the official Gate announcement on January 6, 2026 Gate announces the adjustment of lending functions for certain tokens. Starting from 16:00(UTC+8) on January 6, 2026, the platform will disable the new lending functions for 15 tokens including 1CAT, BARSIK, BEER, CATS, FRED, IDV, MONG, MONKY, OCT, SLIM, SMILE, STARHEROES, STARL, ASI, IRIS in unified account spot leverage, collateral lending, and isolated margin. For users holding loans on the above tokens that have not been repaid, Gate requires repayment before 16:00(UTC+8) on January 7, 2026. Unsettled loans will be automatically settled by the system at that time. This adjustment does not affect the normal use of spot trading functions.
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03:52

Fed spokesperson: Powell is not the biggest obstacle to interest rate cuts, the internal Consensus Mechanism of the Fed is on the brink of collapse.

Trump is expected to appoint a new Fed chairman next May, after which the Interest Rate is likely to drop significantly. However, voices opposing interest rate cuts within the Fed are growing stronger, which may affect the decision on interest rate cuts. Even with a change in leadership, internal divisions may persist, indicating that future monetary policy may be decided by a slim majority.
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03:24

Media: Four Republican lawmakers oppose procedural vote on Trump's tax bill

Jin10 Data, July 3 - According to The Wall Street Journal, on Wednesday evening local time, Republican leaders in the U.S. House of Representatives faced setbacks on Trump's tax and spending bill, as the party's slim majority once again created a dramatic moment on Capitol Hill at the last minute. Four Republican lawmakers - Keith Self, Victoria Spartz, Andrew Clyde, and Brian Fitzpatrick - voted against the procedural "rule" vote alongside Democrats, temporarily blocking the Republicans from moving into the final passage phase. The procedural voting lasted until late at night, continuing for more than 7 hours, reportedly the longest voting period in House history.
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The hope for a quick resolution to the Israel-Palestine conflict is slim, oil prices rise and the stock market falls.

U.S. stocks fell and oil prices rose as the U.S. expanded its military presence in the Middle East, with little hope of a quick resolution to the Israeli-Iranian conflict. Trump warned that he was losing patience with Iran, called for Iran's unconditional surrender and said he would not target Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Ali Khamenei "for the time being." Trump said earlier after signing the G7 statement calling for peace and stability in the Middle East that he was working to "truly end" the conflict.
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11:09

Looking at history, the hope of the S&P 500 index fully recovering its losses this year is slim.

According to data from Carson Group LLC analysts, historical trends show that even if U.S. stocks fall by 15% or more in a given year, the likelihood of ultimately recording a pump by the end of the year is very low, with only 3 successful instances. The Federal Reserve (FED) may not intervene to support the market, as they are concerned about inflation issues. This means that the current stock market may face challenges.
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23:36

Trump withdraws Stephanie Nicks' nomination as the U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations.

On March 28, Jin10 reported that U.S. President Trump announced on social media on the afternoon of the 27th that he has withdrawn the nomination of Alice Stephonik as the U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations. Stephonik is a Congresswoman from New York. Trump said he has asked Stephonik to remain in Congress, where she will rejoin the House leadership team. Trump stated that due to the very slim Republican majority in Congress, he does not want to risk having someone else run for the House seat that will be vacated if Stephonik steps down.
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08:00

Japan's 'shunto' results exceeded last year, but are unlikely to shake expectations for the Central Bank's decision next week.

The Japanese Trade Union Confederation announced that the union had won an average wage increase of 5.46%, higher than last year, and released it before the Central Bank meeting, causing the yen to fall in the short term. The strong 'spring struggle' reflects Japan's gradual recovery. Surveys show that the Central Bank will maintain its policy, and the possibility of a rate hike is slim, with the next rate hike expected to take place in the summer.
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