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After five years, Nvidia's old GPU models are relisted in the US格隆汇 June 30|Nvidia revealed at the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) earlier this year that it might launch its older GeForce RTX graphics cards, and this plan has now become reality. The U.S. electronics e-commerce platform Newegg has recently listed an RTX 3060 12GB graphics card from Nvidia's authorized partner Gigabyte, with a starting price of $339.99, which is $10 higher than the official suggested retail price from five years ago. However, there is currently no stock available for the RTX 3060 graphics card at this price. The lowest price for brand new in-stock cards is $493.93.
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JPMorgan expands Kinexys to eight currencies, adding AUD, HKD, JPY, CNY, and SGDOdaily reports that JPMorgan has expanded Kinexys to support 8 currencies, adding AUD, HKD, JPY, CNY, and SGD. (Cointelegraph)
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Food prices in Japan will rise significantly in July and remain high throughout the summer.```htmlGolden Ten Data reported on June 30 that, according to a regular survey by Japan's "Teikoku Databank," prices for a total of 2,566 food and beverage products are set to rise in July, marking the largest increase since April. "Teikoku Databank" attributes this price hike to continued tight supplies of petroleum products triggered by tensions in the Middle East. The Tokyo-based research firm stated that the rising costs of packaging materials—including ink, food film, and trays—as well as increased energy and logistics expenses, have all been passed on to product prices. Inflation has become a major political issue in Japan, holding a significant place in opinion polls, but it has not yet affected the approval rating of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi. "Teikoku Databank" noted that the wave of price hikes in the food and beverage sector is expected to continue through the summer and beyond, with a weak yen and abnormal weather also putting upward pressure on prices.```
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