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Daily Independent on MSNHigh Cost Of Borrowing: Who Is Fooling Who?By: Sir Henry Olujimi Boyo (Les Leba) first published in November 2016 Intro: Last week this column republished “This devaluation be like ‘419’” The article points out manipulative strategies employed ...
The naira has sustained rally at both official and parallel markets, with the local currency, reaching its strongest level in ...
Collapse** of the Iranian Rial Signals the Success of Trump's Tough Stance on Tehran In a stark illustration of the efficacy of America's foreign policy under President Donald T ...
AUTHORITIES are finding it difficult to sell the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) currency to business and the consumers so that it becomes acceptable for use. They have tried all tricks they can, but each time, ...
Trade war concerns may result in $1.3 billion worth of Bitcoin liquidations, if Bitcoin falls below $93,000 before the end of ...
Interest rates are one of the things Wall Street cares most about because lower rates can lead to higher prices for stocks ...
China faces a “toxic combination” of deflation and devaluation which Japan did not experience. It may be a sign of greater ...
Oh, to be a fly on the wall at the headquarters of Fitch Ratings, Moody’s and S&P Global as Donald Trump and Elon Musk wreak ...
The Bank of England cut its base rate to 4.5%, leading to mortgage lenders immediately lowering rates. This move seems preemptive, signaling fears of an upcoming recession or hidden weaknesses in the ...
Dollars are the DEI hire of money. Dollars identify as money, but, well... They are unqualified for the job, but they're there because the government said so.
The United States left the largest trade deficit in its history in 2024. Tariffs or devaluation is Trump's dilemma.
The free trade orthodoxy is being transformed into something else. Just to review a bit of recent history: Former President ...
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