Apple CEO Tim Cook stated during his visit to China that Mac Mini sales have grown due to OpenClaw, emphasizing that Apple integrated neural engines into Mac computers a decade ago and will continue to optimize Mac performance to support AI workflows.

ChainCatcher News reports that according to Jintiao, the latest report from the International Treasury and Market Research Department of UOB shows that due to market expectations that the Federal Reserve may pause interest rate cuts, the Singapore dollar slightly weakened against the US dollar during Thursday's Asian trading session. Federal Reserve Board member Cook recently expressed a cautious attitude towards inflation, and several other Fed officials also hold similar concerns. Analysts point out that unless inflation further slows down and the labor market does not experience significant negative surprises, the Federal Reserve's policy interest rate is expected to remain unchanged for some time.

Trump stated that if Kevin Wash supports interest rate hikes, he will not be nominated as Federal Reserve Chair. He believes the Federal Reserve should cut interest rates and expressed support for Wash's stance. At the same time, Trump is attempting to oust Federal Reserve Board member Cook on charges.

BlockBeats News, January 22 — According to market sources, the U.S. Supreme Court is very likely to reject Trump's request to immediately dismiss Federal Reserve Board member Lisa Cook.

BlockBeats News, January 20, According to the Associated Press, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell will attend the Supreme Court hearing on Federal Reserve Board member Cook. (Jin10)

Trends.Fun launched an event on the X platform, encouraging users to describe their relationship with 2025 and Solana using two words. Solana represents "Capital Markets," the founder's keyword is "cooking," and Multicoin's partner chose "Outperforming Cefi." Participants can enter a lottery to win $12,000 worth of Solara tokens.

PANews, November 24, reported by Jin10, Barclays Research points out that there remains uncertainty regarding the Fed's interest rate decision next month, but Chairman Powell is likely to push the FOMC to make a rate cut decision. Based on recent speeches, Barclays believes that governors Mulan, Bowman, and Waller may support a rate cut, while regional Fed presidents Musalem and Schmidt tend to favor keeping interest rates unchanged. Governors Barr and Jefferson, as well as Goolsbee and Collins, have shown that their stance is still unclear but leans more towards maintaining the status quo. Governors Cook and Williams rely on data but seem to support a rate cut more. Barclays stated: "This means that before considering Powell's position, there may be six voters inclined to keep interest rates unchanged and five inclined to cut rates." The bank added that Powell will ultimately dominate this decision, as the threshold for governors to publicly oppose his stance is very high.

The Federal Reserve Board of Governors Cook warns that the complexity of leveraged companies in the financial sector is increasing, and it is necessary to monitor the unexpected losses from private credit on the financial system, especially the vulnerabilities that may arise from the expansion of hedge funds in the Treasury market. Despite the challenges, the financial system remains resilient.

According to ChainCatcher news, as reported by Jin10, The Federal Reserve Board of Governors member Cook stated that the likelihood of a significant fall in asset prices has increased, but this does not pose a risk to the financial system.

Odaily News The Federal Reserve Board of Governors member Cook stated that the possibility of a significant fall in asset prices has increased, but this does not pose a risk to the financial system. The U.S. financial system is resilient. The application of generative artificial intelligence in trading raises concerns but may also bring benefits, which must be followed with caution. Private credit currently does not pose a threat to financial stability, but it is worth close attention. (Jin10)