FameEX Morning Crypto News Recap | May 26, 2023

JPMorgan CEO Issues Warning: "Prepare for Higher Interest Rates"

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, speaking at the bank's investor day event, warned of the likelihood of higher interest rates despite market expectations of a pause. Dimon also addressed concerns raised by Berkshire Hathaway's Charlie Munger regarding the commercial real estate sector.

IMF Anticipates Minimal Shift in US Dollar Reserves Despite Increasing De-Dollarization Trend

The IMF does not foresee a rapid shift in U.S. dollar reserves despite de-dollarization trends and debt default concerns. IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva reassured that people should not part ways with their dollars yet, expressing confidence in the U.S. meeting its debt obligations.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Declares Candidacy for US Presidency, Pledges to Protect Bitcoin

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis declared his bid for the 2024 US presidential election in a virtual conversation with Twitter owner Elon Musk. DeSantis will join President Joe Biden and fellow contenders Donald Trump, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Nikki Haley, and Vivek Ramaswamy in the race.

Iran Hosts Meeting of 9 Asian Countries to Explore De-Dollarization Measures

Representatives from the Asian Clearing Union (ACU), including officials from Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Iran, Maldives, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka, gathered in Tehran for their annual meeting to discuss de-dollarization. The meeting also welcomed participants from Russia, Belarus, and Afghanistan.

Crypto Community Responds to Germany's Economic Downturn

The crypto community holds diverse views on how Germany's recession will affect the crypto economy. Some anticipate positive outcomes, while others express concerns about potential setbacks for both crypto and speculative markets. Debates continue among community members regarding the potential ramifications of the recession on the crypto space.

Microsoft Urges Lawmakers and Companies to Strengthen AI Guardrails

Microsoft President Brad Smith emphasized the need for regulations during a panel discussion with US lawmakers. He advocated for incorporating "safety brakes" in AI systems that manage critical infrastructure and establishing a comprehensive legal and regulatory framework to address the risks associated with artificial intelligence.

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