Bitcoin may be about to take off as China’s money supply just hit an all-time high. In the past few weeks China’s M2 money supply — which includes cash, savings and liquid deposits — has reached 326 trillion Yuan or $44.7 trillion. This is getting global attention, especially from bitcoin analysts who think it will […]
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The country reported lower-than-expected consumer price index (CPI) numbers in March, but the reason may be a bit surprising. Trump’s Policies Dent Canadian Inflation Ahead of Election President Donald Trump is perhaps public enemy number one in Canada. His rhetoric about an annexation of the country in order to turn it into the “51st state”
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The U.S. inflation rate notably slipped in March, bringing the 12-month inflation rate down to 2.4% from its February standing of 2.8%. This development arrives in advance of the May Federal Reserve meeting and coincides with President Donald Trump’s announcement this week of a 90-day suspension of some tariffs. U.S. Inflation Rate Cools, Bitcoin and
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As Wall Street is flashing red, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns soaring inflation, spiraling tariffs, and shaken confidence signal a recession that could upend global markets. JPMorgan’s CEO Flags Recession Threat With Inflation Roaring and a Market Meltdown Near Jamie Dimon, the top executive at JPMorgan Chase, raised alarm Monday in his annual letter to
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Last week as markets wobbled, tariffs seemed to be the consensus culprit. But are tariffs just an easy scapegoat? How Much Do Tariffs Matter? This editorial is from last week’s edition of the Week in Review newsletter. Subscribe to the weekly newsletter to get the editorial the second it’s finished. As equity and crypto markets
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