Economics – Page 21 – The Liberal Globe

The real picture of the US economy is bleak

March 28, 2024

The global financial system is gradually preparing for an earthquake of historic proportions which this time will not be caused by an internal crisis…

Inflation persistent

March 28, 2024

With monetary and economic policy deadlocked, the White House is now officially throwing in the towel and admitting that the fight against inflation has…

Taxpayers should not have to pay for the collapse of systemic banks

March 28, 2024

The lessons learned from the global financial crisis of 2008/2009 seem not to have become commonplace for the operation of the financial system. The…

Hard austerity is coming with over-indebtedness and high inflation – Trade wars will change the map

March 21, 2024

The era of low interest rates and “easy money” is over, despite the dominant narrative in the international financial press of a new round…

The “bubble” of the Global Public Debt of 313 trillion dollar will cause an Economic shock

March 14, 2024

The skyrocketing global debt has become the main problem for the global economy – even if this is being hidden for obvious reasons by…

The nightmare Scenario in Economy, Markets, with Inflation and Bubbles

March 7, 2024

In early 2002, gold was around $300. The primary goal was to preserve wealth. The Nasdaq had already crashed by 67%, but, before bottoming…

FED – ECB: Inflationary landmine with interest rate cuts – Trump victory in the US is the key scenario

March 7, 2024

The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) argued that a pick-up in rent inflation—the index rose unexpectedly sharply in January’s CPI—was due to a shift…

Digital Platform for BRICS Trade Transactions – Non-IMF Yuan Loan Agreements

March 7, 2024

American economic hegemony rested on the dominance of the dollar within the system of international trade (mainly important commodities) and as a global reserve…

How do central banks embellish the image of the economy for the benefit of politicians?

February 29, 2024

Reports on both sides of the Atlantic of ending the current cycle of monetary easing as a central policy option were probably a smoke…