US LAUNCHES NEW PROBE INTO OLD CHINESE SEMICONDUCTORS
The U.S. is investigating old Chinese semiconductors.
These semiconductors are used in cars, household items, and defense systems.
The U.S. accuses China of unfair practices that harm competition.
This could affect global supply chains for important semiconductor parts.
Frank Elderson is an important member of the European Central Bank (ECB). He is worried about cutting interest rates too quickly. He thinks lowering rates fast could make it harder to control inflation in services. This could also slow down the economic recovery. Elderson believes careful decisions are needed to
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