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Impact 3 · 10 Nov, 3:55 PM

The OCC granted Coinbase a national trust charter, enabling federally supervised custody and fiduciary services while not allowing ordinary insured deposits or commercial lending. A single federal regulator could ease institutional adoption and support future stablecoin services. Banks and community-bank groups oppose the approval, arguing it exceeds OCC authority and creates risks without adequate safeguards; Coinbase says it will not take retail deposits or lend customer funds.

Impact 3 · 10 Nov, 12:18 PM

Texas’s incoming Democratic governor Gina Hinojosa may extend reviews or impose a moratorium on new data center projects, putting roughly 13 gigawatts of planned capacity at risk and potentially delaying some projects by 12–18 months. Texas is expected to host a large share of US data center capacity planned through 2030. Broader regulation, including limits on subsidies and labor requirements, could raise costs. The election also creates uncertainty around Elon Musk’s planned Texas investments, including a semiconductor facility and a solar cell plant, alongside existing SpaceX and Tesla operations.

Impact 3 · 10 Nov, 11:49 AM

October CPI and core inflation both exceeded forecasts, with broad price pressures in services and goods strengthening expectations of a December Fed rate hike. Markets assign an 85% chance to a quarter-point increase and 15% to a half-point move. Fed officials and economists say a jumbo hike is possible, though financial-market volatility could temper the pace of tightening. Some forecasts now include additional hikes into March.

Impact 3 · 10 Nov, 9:47 AM

Estimated U.S. inflation rose to about 4% in the year through October, outpacing average hourly pay growth of roughly 3% and eroding workers’ purchasing power. Airfares, car repairs, hospital services, electricity, and restaurant meals saw especially sharp increases, while grocery prices rose about 5%. Rising energy costs are contributing to higher prices across transportation and food. Hotter-than-expected inflation has raised expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike, which could increase borrowing costs.