Economics & Finance – Page 26

US: Middle Income class anger boils over poverty, 2025 to be a year of upheaval

January 30, 2025

Trust Economics estimates that 2025 will be a year of upheaval and multiple crises, adding that anger is overflowing in the nations of the…

The $16 trillion AI “bubble”!!!!!

January 30, 2025

Investors have been betting heavily on an artificial intelligence (AI)-driven future over the past two years, as technology stocks have led the S&P 500…

Can Bitcoin foreign exchange reserves prevent a US bankruptcy?

January 30, 2025

President Donald Trump has taken bold steps to position the United States as the global leader in the cryptocurrency industry. One of his first…

The Japanese sold off 41 billion of Eurozone debt in 6 months, leading to a generalized sell-off in bonds

January 30, 2025

Japanese investors have sold off eurozone government debt at the fastest pace in a decade, suggesting that the move by one of the major…

European Productivity: Slowdown with wage freezes and layoffs

January 23, 2025

Productivity in Europe is slowing, putting a damper on real wage increases, the International Labour Organization (ILO) has found. In its “World Employment and…

Trump will crush the dollar to revive the US economy

January 23, 2025

The new US administration will sail into uncharted waters to address the ongoing economic decline, as President-elect Donald Trump has repeatedly pointed out –…

Europe’s Welfare State: expensive and ineffective

January 23, 2025

European states have the largest welfare systems among OECD members and among the most expensive in the world, symbolizing the post-war social democratic social…

The specter of the IMF hangs over Britain and the new debt crisis

January 16, 2025

The latest turmoil in UK bonds has drawn comparisons to the collapse of Liz Truss’s 2022 mini-budget, but a parallel with the debt crisis…

Banks’ exposure to government debt will bring economic collapse

January 16, 2025

Crises are never caused by excessive exposure of businesses and individuals to risky assets. Crises can only happen when investors, governments and households accumulate…

The Liberal Globe

Category: Economics & Finance

US: Middle Income class anger boils over poverty, 2025 to be a year of upheaval

The $16 trillion AI “bubble”!!!!!

Can Bitcoin foreign exchange reserves prevent a US bankruptcy?

The Japanese sold off 41 billion of Eurozone debt in 6 months, leading to a generalized sell-off in bonds

European Productivity: Slowdown with wage freezes and layoffs

Trump will crush the dollar to revive the US economy

The specter of the IMF hangs over Britain and the new debt crisis

Banks’ exposure to government debt will bring economic collapse