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Politics
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Investing
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Politics
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Investing
Marcos Falcone Argentine President Javier Milei won a clear victory on Sunday (October 26) over the opposition in the midterm elections, ensuring that his...
Politics
When economists try to analyze the economy, one procedure is to remove the “seasonal” component from the data in order to account for trends...
Stocks
In what can be called an indecisive week for the markets, the Nifty oscillated back and forth within a given range and ended the...
Stocks
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Stocks
We are currently in a declining trend in the market and internals are telling us that this weakness will continue to be a problem....
Stocks
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Business
A new report by the Autonomy Institute has found that companies donating to Labour have been awarded nearly £138m in government contracts during the...
Business
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Business
Apple has lost a major competition case in the UK after the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) ruled that the company abused its dominant position...
Business
The number of high-earning women in the UK has risen to a record 284,000, according to new analysis by Bowmore Wealth Group. The figure...
Business
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Politics
Through its coercive monopoly over money creation, government constantly engages in silent theft through inflation, all done in the name of “stimulating” the economy.
Politics
A long-enduring myth about money is that we need a flexible or “elastic” currency for the economy to grow. Economist Jonathan Newman joins us...
Investing
Jai Kedia We have disagreed with several of the administration’s proposals on economics in general and monetary policy in particular. But credit where it’s...
