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Zero Hedge — Western Companies “Shocked” After China Rushes Through Anti-Sanctions Law

There should be little doubt that the timing is intentional: China on Thursday passed its sweeping new law to 'safeguard' Chinese businesses and entities from Western and especially US sanctions, just hours ahead of President Joe Biden sitting down with G-7 leaders in Cornwall to argue for a common stance on curtailing China's influence....Zero HedgeWestern Companies "Shocked" After China Rushes Through Anti-Sanctions LawTyler DurdenSee alsoVisual CapitalistRCEP Explained: The World’s...

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Why are European bond yields lower than U.S?

European countries like Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Greece, etc, are no longer currency issuers. Under these conditions they should have higher risk premiums on their bonds. But that's not the case. Trade and invest using the concepts of MMT. Get a 30-day free trial to MMT Trader. https://www.pitbulleconomics.com/ Download my podcasts! New one every week. https://www.buzzsprout.com/1105286 Mike Norman Twitter https://twitter.com/mikenorman Mike Norman Economics:...

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Blaming China For US Poverty And The Broken American Dream

 China joined the WTO in 2001 and has gained $13 trillion in GDP since then. America has gained $11 trillion during the same time period, has a quarter of the population of China, but most Americans have not seen any increase in their standard of living, and many have become a lot poorer. So China isn't making America poorer, as such, even though most Americans believe it has. The One Percent made all the gains. However in the past 20 years, almost 5 million manufacturing jobs in America...

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The latest Wall Street scandal: Archegos Capital Managemen

 This is the story of the latest financial scandal to rock Wall Street and the global financial industry. It’s one of those stories that only happens in the United States. It’s the story of Bill Hwang, a South Korean immigrant who, after arriving in the United States with his father, learned to read and write English while working at McDonalds, later became a successful financier in the multi-billion dollar hedge fund industry and has now left several of the world's largest banks shaking in...

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China passes anti-sanctions law that ‘can target individuals, families, organisations’ — Sarah Zheng and Tony Cheung

Upping the ante. The global economy is fracturing as countries assert sovereignty, which was repressed during globalization. The reasons are many but one is clear. No one really thought it through in terms of pros and cons, and costs versus benefits. Now the historical dialectic has swung in the other way in correction.SCMPChina passes anti-sanctions law that ‘can target individuals, families, organisations’Sarah Zheng and Tony CheungAlsoNotice the different spin.Yahoo FinanceChina passes...

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Taiwan’s COVID death rate climbs to 2.4%, higher than world average

People are dying in their homes. So far Taiwan has registered 286 COVID deaths, for a mortality rate of 2.4%. That’s higher than the world average of 2.15%. Experts say old age and chronic illnesses are factors at play.Taiwan officially becomes an aged society with people over 65 years old breaking the 14% mark[embedded content]Taiwan’s COVID death rate climbs to 2.4%, higher than world average

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