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The main headlines that Global financial media focused on last night and this morning include: Several Federal Reserve officials have indicated that interest rates may remain unchanged for a period of time. Multiple Federal Reserve officials confirmed that interest rates may be maintained at the current level for a long time and will only be cut again if inflation significantly cools. Boston Fed President Susan Collins stated that, given the "substantial uncertainty" in the economic outlook faced by Federal Reserve officials, there is reason to slow the pace of rate adjustments. This view was echoed by other Fed presidents and Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman.
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Google and Microsoft also expressed goodwill towards the incoming president! They donated 1 million dollars to Trump's inauguration Fund.
① Microsoft, Google, and other technology giants donated to Trump's inauguration fund, with Microsoft donating 1 million USD, and Google also announced donations and provided technical support; ② Technology companies are facing regulatory pressure from the Republican Party and are trying to improve their relationship with the Trump administration. Microsoft's CEO Nadella has met with Trump multiple times in hopes of promoting favorable AI policies.
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A summary of USA companies that promised to donate to Trump's inauguration.
Before Trump returns to the White House on January 20, major companies from Wall Street to Silicon Valley have promised to donate to his inaugural Fund, hoping to establish a positive relationship with his new government. These companies include: A spokesperson for Google, under Alphabet, stated that Google has donated 1 million dollars. Amazon donated 1 million dollars. A spokesperson for Amazon stated that the company would broadcast the inauguration ceremony on its Prime Video service. Bank of America, the second-largest lender in the United States, and Goldman Sachs, an investment bank, plan to donate to Trump's inauguration committee but have not yet decided the amount.
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