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Australian Treasurer Chalmers: We have just proposed legislation to further reduce the fuel tax for another month.
This will further alleviate price pressure and help more Australians cope with the cost of living.
05:15
MEV bot JaredFromSubway addresses the attacker: Willing to offer a 50% white-hat bounty if funds are returned within 48 hours
Foresight News reported that the MEV bot JaredFromSubway sent an on-chain message to the attacker stating, "If you can return 2,150 ETH to the official address within the next 48 hours, we are willing to offer a 50% white hat bounty. Otherwise, we will take all available legal and law enforcement actions."According to an earlier Foresight News report citing PeckShield monitoring, the JaredFromSubway attacker stole a total of 1,474.58 WETH, 2.87 million USDC, and 2 million USDT. The attacker subsequently swapped part of the assets for 4,400 ETH, of which 1,000 ETH have already been transferred to Tornado Cash.
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Global banks drive India’s asset-backed securities market to record highs
Golden Ten Data reported on June 22 that as global banks ramp up purchases to gain exposure to the market of one of the world's fastest-growing major economies, India's asset-backed securities market has soared to a historic high. Krishnan Sitaraman, Chief Ratings Officer at rating agency Crisil Ratings, stated that in the fiscal year ending March, the share of foreign banks in total bond issuance rose to approximately 35%, compared to 28% and 30% in the previous two fiscal years. Based on the total asset-backed bond issuance of 1.53 trillion rupees (about $16 billion) for that fiscal year, this means overseas lending institutions purchased about $5.6 billion worth of bonds. Sources familiar with the matter said several foreign banks, including Barclays, Citigroup, JPMorgan, and Standard Chartered, have increased their investment in these types of debts.
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