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Tag Archive for: june 21 2022
GAS PRICES SOAR IN EUROPE AS U.S., RUSSIA CUTS SUPPLIES An explosion at a U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG)...
Home prices in New Zealand have leapt 43 percent since the COVID War began, with the median home price...
Home prices in 70 major cities across China continued to slide in May, dropping by an average of 0.79...
China’s economic output grew slightly in May after most of the country’s two-months-long anti-COVID restrictions were eased, allowing people...
Russia’s oil output crashed immediately after it invaded Ukraine and Western allies slapped sanctions on Russian exports. However, it...
For more than a year, central banks called inflation “temporary” or “transitory,” waiting too long to raise interest rates...
It has been relatively recently that U.S. Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell and treasury secretary Janet Yellen have publicly...
Last week, the Bank of Japan (BoJ) once again decided to hold its key interest rate at -0.10 percent...
One of Donald Trump’s successes as president was to reduce the U.S.’s trade deficit with China—but apparently not. The...
Inflation and interest rate hikes are causing companies in every sector to lay off thousands of employees, a clear...
Six in ten top corporate executives expect a recession within 12 to 18 months, according to a May survey...
Oil supplies risk failing to meet global demands next year, even though current high prices and slowing economies point...
The sudden spate of interest rate increases last week by central banks in Europe and the U.S. has sent...
On 16 June, several central banks in Europe suddenly raised interest rates, some without warning, after the U.S. Federal...
For years, private equity firms have been buying single-family houses to rent out at premium prices, a trend that...
The high cost of houses and apartment rents has pushed more people with low incomes into mobile home parks,...
While the mainstream media ignored our forecast, and President Joe Biden, as we reported extensively, told the American people...
Consumers spent 0.3 percent less in May on retail and food-service purchases than in April, confounding analysts’ prediction of...
U.S. industrial production edged up just 0.2 percent in May, compared to 1.4 percent in April, while factory output...