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• Central banks juggle global housing boom Surging house prices across much of the globe are emerging as a key test for central banks’ ability to rein in their crisis support. Withdrawing stimulus too slowly risks inflating real estate further and worsening financial stability concerns in the longer term. Pulling back too hard means unsettling markets and sending property prices lower, threatening the economic recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic. With memories of the global financial crisis that was triggered by a housing bust still fresh in policy…
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• Berkeley High grad, champion soccer player dies in river near Yosemite A graduate of Berkeley High School drowned in a river Thursday near a summer camp at Yosemite National Park, where he was working as a counselor. Eli Kane, 20, graduated from Berkeley High in 2019 and was attending the University of Michigan. On Friday, the school’s administration sent an email notifying some faculty and staff about Kane’s death. “He had a really welcoming smile,” said Robin Vegt, an athletic director at Berkeley High who briefly taught Kane while he was…