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Donald Trump on Monday proposed a temporary moratorium on new financial regulations. The Republican presidential nominee's plans align in many ways with the election-year policy proposals rolled out by House Speaker Paul Ryan and other House Republicans, including his call for undoing Dodd-Frank and limiting any regulations that burden businesses. Read the original story from Bloomberg.
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