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Source channel @githubtrending · Post #14979 · Jul 20

#typescript#agent_workflow#agentic_workflow#agents#ai#aiagents#anthropic#artificial_intelligence#automation#chatbot#deepseek#gemini#low_code#nextjs#no_code#openai#rag#react#typescript Sim Studio is an easy-to-use, open-source platform that lets you build AI workflows visually without coding by dragging and connecting blocks on a canvas. It supports many AI models and integrates with over 60 popular tools like Gmail, Slack, and Google Sheets. You can run workflows via chat, APIs, or scheduled jobs and deploy them as APIs or plugins. It also offers real-time collaboration and built-in monitoring. This helps you quickly create, test, and deploy AI-powered applications or automation, saving time and effort while allowing flexibility and control over your AI projects[1][2][3][4]. https://github.com/simstudioai/sim

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@CryptoM · Post #65402 · 04/13/2026, 05:18 AM

🚀 Deutsche Bank Strategists: U.S. Inflation Impact from Middle East Ceasefire Could Be Temporary On April 13, Deutsche Bank strategists released a report indicating that the U.S. Treasury market will need to assess the impact of the Middle East conflict ceasefire on U.S. inflation. According to Jin10, if the ceasefire persists, the inflation surge is likely to be viewed as a temporary phenomenon. The strategists expect the Federal Reserve to resume interest rate cuts in September. They also highlighted the need to monitor the war's potential impact on Treasury issuance, as Congress might allocate additional funds for the military. Deutsche Bank strategists anticipate that any increase in issuance will remain moderate and primarily involve long-term financing, helping to avoid pressure on long-term yields. #DeutscheBank#USTreasury#MiddleEastCeasefire#USInflation#FederalReserve#InterestRateCuts#TreasuryIssuance#MilitarySpending#LongTermFinancing