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[5 llyfr y bore yma]Handpicked news you want to read at work – Bloomberg

The effect of the bankruptcy of the crypto asset (virtual currency) exchange FTX is spreading, but in the middle of this, an investor who lives in Oklahoma, USA, has decided to sell the company and former CEO Sam Bankman-Fried.file a lawsuit. It claims FTX used celebrities in its promotions and targeted “inexperienced investors”. Celebrities being sued include National Football League (NFL) player Tom Brady and National Basketball Association (NBA) player Stephen Curry. Here are five news items to keep in mind as you start your day.

The cause is a missile interceptor.

Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Stoltenberg said on Thursday that the results of an early investigation into the explosion on Polish territory were:He said the Ukrainian interception was the cause. “According to a preliminary analysis, the likely cause was an interceptor missile launched by Ukraine to defend its territory against a Russian cruise missile attack,” Stoltenberg said at a press conference after meetings with NATO allies in Brussels. Earlier, Polish President Duda said there was no indication that the rockets that landed in his territory were a deliberate Russian attack.

A significant increase

of OctoberUS retail sales rose 1.3% from the previous month, beating market expectations (a 1% increase) and the fastest growth in eight months. It suggests that demand for goods in general is holding up despite the worst economic outlook for decades, with inflation hitting the highest for decades. “Strong October retail data will force the Fed to continue raising rates in the next few meetings,” Bloomberg Economics economists Eliza Winger and Andrew Husby said in the report.

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