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U.S. Secretary of Commerce: Plans to release GDP economic data on-chain.
According to Ha Shi Chain News, Decrypt reported that U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick announced on Tuesday that the department will begin "publishing economic data on-chain." The department plans to "publish GDP data on-chain so that people can use the blockchain for data distribution." Howard Lutnick stated that the plan will soon be open to "the entire government."
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View OriginalAccording to Ha Shi Chain News, Decrypt reported that U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick announced on Tuesday that the department will begin "publishing economic data on-chain." The department plans to "publish GDP data on-chain so that people can use the blockchain for data distribution." Howard Lutnick stated that the plan will soon be open to "the entire government."
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Strong economic indicators and structural changes in global markets.
Data from the third quarter showed the strength of the American economy with a Gross Domestic Product of (#GDP ) at a rate of 4.3%, surpassing expectations by a significant margin.
These data coincided with strategic decisions that included customs exemptions for the semiconductor sector and expectations for a change in the leadership of the Federal Reserve (#Fed ) in 2026.
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View OriginalData from the third quarter showed the strength of the American economy with a Gross Domestic Product of (#GDP ) at a rate of 4.3%, surpassing expectations by a significant margin.
These data coincided with strategic decisions that included customs exemptions for the semiconductor sector and expectations for a change in the leadership of the Federal Reserve (#Fed ) in 2026.
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