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Fed Joins Climate Network, to Applause From the Left
Given Fed is responsible for the safety & security of the world’s largest economy, we hope that it will not only catch up with central banks around the world, but, in time, lead the way in addressing systemic financial risk” - @stevenrothstein @CeresNews https://t.co/WgKEfwwbVu
OpenThe central bank joined a network of global financial regulators focused on climate risk. The response to the move underlined its tricky politics.
Given Fed is responsible for the safety & security of the world’s largest economy, we hope that it will not only catch up with central banks around the world, but, in time, lead the way in addressing systemic financial risk” - @stevenrothstein @CeresNews https://t.co/WgKEfwwbVu
OpenFed Joins Climate Network, to Applause From the Left
The central bank joined a network of global financial regulators focused on climate risk. The response to the move underlined its tricky politics.
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