X：印度政府要求X在印度屏蔽超8000个账户

On May 9th, the social media platform "X" received an administrative order from the Indian government, requiring X to block over 8,000 accounts in India. (Jinshi)

<div><p>On May 9, the social media platform "X" received an administrative order from the Indian government, requiring X to block over 8,000 accounts in India. (Jinshi)</p></div>

X: The Indian government asked X to block more than 8,000 accounts in India

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Powell also stated that he has never actively sought a meeting with any president and will not do so in the future.

Compiled by: <叶桢>, Wall Street Insight

Facing uncertain tariffs, the Federal Reserve once again chose to remain on hold, with Powell repeatedly conveying a message during the press conference: wait and see.

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