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Tag Archive for: July 12 2022
As we reported in “El Salvador Becomes World ‘s First National Bitcoin Experiment” (22 Feb 2022), the tiny Central...
Tighter regulation of digital currencies is needed to protect small investors and to help tame the industry’s volatility as...
TOP TREND, NEW WORLD DISORDER: INFLATION IN RICH NATIONS IS HARDEST ON THE POOR A food bank in Norway...
WESTERN INVESTORS FLOCK BACK TO CHINA After China ended its widespread anti-COVID lockdown in early June, foreign investors poured...
Purveyors of luxury goods such as LVMH, Prada, and Richemont, recovered early from the COVID crisis, with many of...
Inflation and interest rate hikes are causing companies in many sectors to lay off employees. To illustrate the employment...
Fewer commercial properties will change hands and property values will plunge in Europe and the U.K. as investors enter...
Prices for computer memory chips, which skyrocketed during the COVID crisis and its aftermath, fell 11 percent during this...
European Union (EU) rules limiting the amount of debt member nations can carry and capping the size of their...
The 25 members of the European Central Bank’s (ECB’s) governing council that sets interest rates thought they were ready...
Seeing an economic slowdown in China and fearing a worldwide recession as central banks hike interest rates, commodities investors...
Getting what they asked for by putting sanctions on Russia, German officials are rationing hot water, dimming street lights,...
The number of emerging nations with troubled sovereign bonds has doubled in the first half of this year to...
Funds invested in tech start-ups sank by 23 percent to $62.3 billion in April, May, and June this year,...
Already losing tenants due to remote work, owners of office buildings find themselves pinched by rising interest rates and...
When the COVID War was launched back in 2020, we had forecast the work-at-home trend would be a permanent...
Since COVID’s arrival in February 2020, red states where Republicans hold sway have benefited more in economic terms than...
New cars purchased in June in the U.S. carried a record average monthly payment of $686, according to car...
The national average interest rate on a 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage fell from 5.7 percent during the week ending 30...