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ECB official says digital euro would complement cash

In an interview published by the European Central Bank, Executive Board member Piero Cipollone said the proposed digital euro would be free for individuals and,

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  • Cipollone said the ECB’s work on a new banknote series showed that a digital euro is not intended to replace cash.
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The interview presents the ECB’s position on how a digital euro would fit alongside physical banknotes.

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NASA images show drier Texas cotton fields in September 2026

NASA Earth Observatory compared Landsat views of farmland near Lubbock in September 2025 and September 2026.

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  • The later image shows less green vegetation and mostly dry playa lakes, NASA reports.
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The images document a visible change in the Lubbock-area landscape between the two dates.

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NASA releases Artemis II lunar science dataset

NASA says observations from the crew’s April 1–10, 2026, Moon journey are now available to scientists and the public.

Original report: Oct 7, 2026

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  • NASA reported that astronauts saw five faint flashes caused by rocky fragments striking the Moon.
  • The crew made the observations from Orion, about 46,000 miles from the Moon, NASA said.
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The released dataset allows further study of observations made during the mission, NASA said.

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NASA says the dataset is available for further study.

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Federal Reserve posts minutes from its September 2026 meeting

The Federal Reserve published minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee meeting held September 15–16, 2026.

Original report: Oct 7, 2026

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  • The minutes cover the Federal Open Market Committee’s September 15–16 meeting, according to the Federal Reserve.
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The source confirms the minutes’ release and meeting dates but provides no details about the committee’s discussion or decisions.

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