Despite the stricter regulatory review of cryptocurrencies, Visa and Mastercard have left a key open gateway between Binance and the financial system, and the pace of US consumer price increases unexpectedly accelerated in June. In addition, Robin Wigglesworth, a global financial correspondent for the Financial Times in the United Kingdom, explained why investors may be interested in the “Everything Index” and how close we are to obtaining an index.

As regulatory review increases, Visa and Mastercard insist on using Binance

https://www.ft.com/content/8f2e2528-e289-4233-ba29-1bebf3b1dbdc

Sticker shock: What is driving higher US inflation?with Colby Smith, American Economics Editor

https://www.ft.com/content/aadaa577-b286-443f-b173-256dfc4af6a5

The pursuit of the holy grail of investment-an index of everything Robin Wigglesworth, Global Financial Correspondent

https://www.ft.com/content/9a9056e1-b35e-4ea7-b9f7-7668c07469ed

Vanguard makes its first acquisition through the Just Invest transaction

https://www.ft.com/content/fdcdeb98-d3d8-4f95-aa5a-32fb54daea53

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