Bank of Canada: Third consecutive rate cut

The Bank of Canada proceeded with its third consecutive reduction in interest rates. Its prime lending rate fell to 4.25%. The 25 basis point rate cut was widely expected by the market, given the continued weakening of the economy and subdued inflation. In his written remarks, governor Tiff Macklem said the central bank’s decision reflected …

Kamala Harris’ $2.25 tril. “Money Tree”, and Economic Populism

The socialist recipe for economic failure: Price controls, higher taxes, government intervention and subsidies paid for by printing an ever-depreciating currency. These are the main pillars of “21st century socialism” and the radical leftist Peronism that destroyed Argentina. These are also the key elements of the economic plan presented by Kamala Harris and the Democratic …

US vs. China: Bitcoin will become the new global reserve currency

In an era characterized by global economic instability and high political uncertainty, the idea of ​​a new world order in the financial sector is gaining more and more ground. Now, there are questions about how this new world order will take shape. The dollar has long held this position, but its reign is increasingly being …

Canada’s standard of living is collapsing and resembling Europe

Canadians didn’t think the EU-US-NATO rot would touch them. However, they were wrong. They themselves put a huge amount of blame on the neoliberalism of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who started as a “fresh young man” and ended up being the citizens’ nightmare. In particular, having learned well in an impeccable state that operates on …

BRICS build wheat market and threaten the West

The global South’s drive to de-dollarize global trade doesn’t just involve the oil or energy goods sector – after Saudi Arabia’s commitment to trade energy goods in US currency (the well-known petrodollar) ends. As these states are world leaders in the commodity market, they are attempting to expand the economic fields in which transactions will …

Why is the Russian Economy growing continuously during the War in Ukraine?

The Russian economy during the years of the war in Ukraine “runs like a bullet”, according to the findings of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development EBRD. The World Economic Outlook of the IMF points out that Russia is expected to grow in 2024 faster than all advanced economies, in particular the Russian economy …

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