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Sputnik — Russian Central Bank Sees No Risks of Disconnecting Russia From SWIFT

The Bank of Russia does not see the risks of disconnecting the country from interbank payment system SWIFT, but if such a scenario is implemented, it will be possible to transfer internal Russian traffic to the Financial Messaging System of the Bank of Russia (SPFS), the bank's first deputy governor, Olga Skorobogatova, said.Cold War 2.0 Watch.Sputnik InternationalRussian Central Bank Sees No Risks of Disconnecting Russia From SWIFT

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Banker exodus

This is one indirect way the GSIBs benefit if the equity prices are reduced to their Fed mandated -55% hedge level... wipes out the ankle biting competitors ...Credit Suisse is experiencing an exodus of bankers following its $5.5 billion hit from Archegos https://t.co/oGEfo2CDgr— WSJ Markets (@WSJmarkets) May 18, 2021

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Status Update On My Agent-Based Model Dabbling — Brian Romanchuk

My plan is to create a version of what I call the Monetary Monopoly Model -- a core Modern Monetary Theory model I describe in my latest book -- Modern Monetary Theory and the Recovery. The planned model will demonstrate the operation of a Job Guarantee in an economy that consists of two regions that share a currency....Bond Economics Status Update On My Agent-Based Model DabblingBrian Romanchuk

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Marita Moloney – Call for supplements to be regulated after research found 65% of products tested didn’t meet claims

 The health and wellness industry is a multi-billion euro operation, but some areas such as supplements are unregulatedRegulation will shoot the price right up, but if you are buying rubbish, not only is it expensive (you're paying a lot for the small amount you do get), it's not doing much anyway. There are good brands out there, but the European ones tend to be expensive, although over years a top quality American brand has become very competitive. Over 20 years of research, Professor...

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Jorge Barrera – Canada aimed to ‘destroy Indigenous people’: The MMIWG inquiry’s case for genocide

Continues today with over-apprehension of children, lack of police protection, report saysIt was an "inescapable conclusion" that genocide was committed against Canada's Indigenous peoples, said Marion Buller, the chief commissioner for the National Inquiry into Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls, during a Monday news conference.That conclusion has been reverberating across the country since news first surfaced on Friday that the inquiry had determined that thousands of those...

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Tom Perkins – Chemical giants hid dangers of ‘forever chemicals’ in food packaging

 The chemicals, called 6:2 FTOH, are now linked to a range of serious health issues, and Americans are still being exposed to themThe chemicals, called 6:2 FTOH, are now linked to a range of serious health issues, and Americans are still being exposed to them in greaseproof pizza boxes, carryout containers, fast-food wrapperThe Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/may/12/chemical-giants-hid-dangers-pfas-forever-chemicals-food-packaging-dupont

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Bill Mitchell — The inflation mania is growing – but manias are manias

The other day I gave a talk to the ‘investment’ community in Melbourne and they wanted to talk a lot about inflation, which seems to be their foremost concern at the moment. Tomorrow, I am giving a similar presentation in Sydney and I expect a similar line of questioning. Think about it. Wages growth is projected to be so low over the next several years that real wages will decline for at least 3 to 4 years. The Output gaps are still significant and were significant even before the pandemic....

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