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To: robert b furman who wrote (2646)	6/26/2019 6:41:29 AM
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Judy Shelton said she “would lower rates as fast, as efficiently, as expeditiously as possible,” according to a report from The Washington Post on Wednesday. Shelton is one of President Donald Trump’s possible picks for the open seats on the Federal Reserve board. She served as an economic adviser for Trump during his 2016 campaign and told the Post that she had spoken with the White House about a role on the Fed’s board. Federal Reserve Trump’s potential Fed nominee reportedly wants rates at zero Published Wed, Jun 19 2019 1:10 PM EDTUpdated Wed, Jun 19 2019 3:49 PM EDT cnbc.com

To: robert b furman who wrote (2646)	6/27/2019 4:09:02 AM
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What happens to Italy The controversial news that Italy is allegedly preparing to abandon the single currency will also affect the euro. The wave of rumours began with the budget committee chairman of the Italian Parliament tweeted images of the new national currency on social media – Mini-BOT – which will be listed in parallel with the euro in order to repay the debt to national companies. Mini-BOT owners will be able to pay taxes, as well as buy goods and services. However, investors are seriously concerned, because in such conditions the euro could end up only being used for external settlements, or even disappear altogether. It is still unknown as to whether such fears will be confirmed. finance.yahoo.com