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rose98734

about 3 years ago

Inflation in the Eurozone is now highest since the birth of the euro in 1999 Take a look at these graphs: Belgium at 7.1%, Germany at 6%. Poor Lithuania is struggling at 9.3%. A lot of it is to do with the cost of oil and gas (many European countries use gas to pr

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about 3 years ago

The Misery Index The Misery Index was created in the 1970's to describe the miserable stagflation conditions people endured during the Ford and Carter administrations. Quite simply, it's the…

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about 3 years ago

Will inflation cause a stock market crash? In a word, Yes. Inflation increases costs for businesses. The cost of raw materials - copper, steel, timber, oil and gas - rises. Employees demand payrises. The bond markets…

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about 3 years ago

What is causing power outages in China and how does this affect the rest of the world? Eastern China has been suffering rolling blackouts, where power to factories has been cut, power to residents has been cut, and even water pumping stations have seen their power…

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about 3 years ago

Why the Dragon seized Hong Kong In the last 18 months, China has broken it's 1997 "One Country, Two Systems" treaty that allowed Hong Kong to operate a separate legal and political system for 50 years to…

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over 3 years ago

The dangers of renewable energy - electricity prices spike across Europe Inflation is raging across Europe, and it has been driven by a sustained spike in electricity prices. Take a look at the following image of German electricity prices:…

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