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Some Twitter users didn't like the news of the takeover

Hundreds of thousands of Twitter users (0.03% of the total number of active users) deactivated their accounts. This happened after the announcement of the takeover of the social network by Ilon Musk. This was reported by the company.

According to Social Blade, the total number of users on Twitter remained almost unchanged. The news about the purchase of the company, in addition to the negative reaction, also provoked many users to return to the social network or register new accounts.

For example, Taylor Swift's account suffered one of the biggest declines - the outflow of 15 thousand followers. Meanwhile, Republican Ted Cruz's readership grew by 60,000.

ECB tries to save EU economy - central bank will be flexible in reinvesting PEPP program

The pandemic has left persistent vulnerabilities in the eurozone economy that contribute to the uneven normalization of our monetary policy among different countries, the ECB said. The ECB has instructed Eurosystem committees and ECB services to accelerate the development of a new mechanism to combat fragmentation. Why it matters. Rising

Price for oil price cap yet to be determined, head of European Commission

"The EU is ready in principle to go to the oil price cap," von der Leyen added. Earlier, the head of the U.S. Treasury Yellen said that the U.S. is not against the purchase of oil by India above the price cap. The WSJ also reported citing sources

U.S. officials forced to roll back plan to limit Russian oil prices - Bloomberg

India and China - Russia's most important trading partners - will not participate, Bloomberg sources said. The price cap plan is still alive after all. However, the price cap will be higher than previously thought. Earlier, U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen said the price ceiling could be in the range

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