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WEF agent CEO takes over Twitter weeks before Europe begins imploding. Twitter implements new draconian policies limiting the spread of information under the guise of "protecting you from yourself." https://t.co/fT2KAvnYJr pic.twitter.com/QTkOVh7TZs — Financelot (@FinanceLancelot) July 2, 2023 “Macron embarrassed the U.S. on his trip to China when he publicly voiced …
Recent stock market surge deviates from reality, with fund managers buying overvalued stocks to catch up, pushing the market higher. https://twitter.com/MFHoz/status/1674879653008359424 Look at NAIIM, they are fully invested now. — The Macro Pulse (@TheMacroPulse) June 30, 2023 Nine months down, and nine months up. And what a load of bull …
Many people are pointing out the correlation between the marriage rate and home ownership rate WHY are fewer people marrying? Surely economic pressures play a role A man with 100k of student loan debt is probably looking to pay that off, not add expenses like a wedding & baby — …
https://t.co/5FieSwXQOM pic.twitter.com/x5qPDyIMqJ — Financelot (@FinanceLancelot) June 29, 2023 Ford to ax at least 1,000 contract, salaried workers Coromandel Nanaimo Station Project Set For Foreclosure Mortgage Applications Remain Collapsed In the US. Mortgage applications were higher even with the 6.75% average 30 yr mortgage rate. Purchases are still down 21% year …
Chinese government trying to step in to prop up currency and hide economic problems. News report below is from Indian news outlet Firstpost, highly substantive and reliable on Asian economic issues. China trying to muzzle and suppress its own economic experts and analysts, to prevent the real truth from being …
Printing up endless bailouts to keep kicking the can down the road – seems like a sustainable long-term economic model Is there anything left unbailed? Energy bills, mortgages, pensions, food stamps, universities, utilities,… What is this system that runs on continuous bailouts? https://t.co/vpWI8ysGHX — KKGB (@INArteCarloDoss) June 26, 2023 What …
Our favorite restaurants are vanishing from sight as worsening economic conditions continue to squeeze U.S. businesses. With shoppers eating out less and tightening their budgets, even big names in the industry are seeing their operations rot from within. Over the past three years, over 160,000 restaurants have been permanently closed …
by BoatSurfer600 As rates rise and the economy slows, banks tighten their credit lending standards out of fear of higher loan losses. If the credit to the economy dries up more than anticipated, then the slowdown might accelerate. A credit-starved economy is no bueno Source: Sagar Singh Yield curves around …
Yet another example of why economic sanctions rarely work — Pietro Ventani (@PietroVentani) June 20, 2023
Hedge funds are continuing to bet against short-dated Treasuries, extending their record selling streak as wagers mount that the Federal Reserve’s tightening cycle is far from over. https://t.co/98PnJfM6c7 pic.twitter.com/fFQVUQb7Hp — Mo Hossain (@MoHossain) June 12, 2023 🚩 Deutsche Bank expects an imminent default wave, with a peak in the fourth …
Tensions are rapidly rising between Russia, China and the U.S. It's only a matter of time before an incident happens or the economic warfare breaks a financial pillar. https://t.co/2EMgiCsgMP — Financelot (@FinanceLancelot) June 8, 2023 events in the market always happen.. yesterday the bank of canada triggered algos to sell.. …
Los Angeles Times to cut 74 newsroom positions amid advertising declines. The Los Angeles Times is cutting its newsroom staff, becoming the latest news organization to contract amid economic pressures brought on by advertising and print readership declines. The Times is eliminating 74 positions in the newsroom, representing about 13% of …
by Martin Armstrong Inflation has hurt everyone. It is no surprise that a recent poll by Rasmussen Reports indicates that US voters are now prioritizing economic growth of equality. The latest survey found that 64% of voters favor policies that contribute to economic growth, while only 27% said they prioritized economic fairness. …
Authored by Michael, theeconomiccollapseblog There is nothing wrong with being optimistic, but blind optimism can be a very dangerous thing. The reason why so many of the “experts” were shocked by the Great Recession of 2008 and 2009 is because they didn’t want to believe that such a thing could …