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Australian MPs denounce excesses of the cashless welfare cards, authorities turn a deaf ear

In 2015, Tim Cook stated that the next generation of children "will not know what money is." It was at a meeting with students at Trinity College, Dublin, and, obviously, the CEO of Apple meant not all money but exclusively cash. Of course, the rumors about the death of cash are greatly...

The Bank of Japan cannot achieve the inflation target... again

Management of the Bank of Japan refused its previous promise to achieve the inflation target of 2% "approximately in the fiscal year 2019". In fact, this has become a recognition that prices are weaker in response to the monetary policy of the central bank than it previously thought. The Central...

McKinsey: level of GDP of APR countries is below potential because of gender inequality

Last week, McKinsey Global Institute (MGI) released a report stating that due to gender inequality, the aggregate GDP of the countries of the Asia-Pacific region (APR) will miss $ 4.5 trillion by 2025. It’s about barriers that women in the region face in their employment, career growth,...

Bloomberg: China is buying up Europe

Chinese companies have been buying up everything that represents at least some interest for more than a decade, using huge financial resources and state support. Beijing is interested in all continents, including, of course, Europe. Bloomberg conducted a research on the Chinese presence in the Old...

Any US-UK Free Trade Deal Should Include Chlorine-Washed Chicken, Say Us Farmers

A U.S. farming union believes that the UK/US free trade deal should include hormone-injected beef and chlorine-washed chicken.   US food was "perfectly safe" and there had been a lot of "fear-mongering", said Roger Johnson, president of America's National Farmers Union.   More than...

Fear Of U.S. Sanctions On Iran And Reduced Venezuela Output Raises Oil Prices

Geopolitics played a strong role in the upliftment of global prices of crude this week. Fears of new sanctions on Iran, debacle and fats reducing oil output from Venezuela and the econiomic political instability there and the growing demand for crude pushed oil prices during the middle of the week....

The Bank of France Chief Calls For ‘Liquidity Stress Tests’ For ‘Investment Funds’

In order to gage the capacity to handle crisis, ere the liquidity dries up in the face of a “new crisis”, the Central Bank of France urges for “liquidity stress tests”. The Central Bank’s chief of France, on Wednesday, 25 April 2018, called for investment funds’ “broad-based liquidity stress tests”...

Germany greets Head of Amazon with protests

The most well-to-do man of the planet who came to Germany to receive a prize from the Axel Springer publishing house "for his contribution to business innovation and social responsibility" was met by employees of his company. About 450 people participated in the protest action in front of the Axel...

Developing countries reached the growth limits

The growth rates of developing countries may have reached their peak in this business cycle, despite the forecasts of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the Institute of International Finance (IIF) about acceleration in their growth to at least 2019. The IMF confirmed a forecast that the...

Brexit Minister Sees An Agreement On Post Brexit Free Trade As ‘Overwhelmingly Probable’ Outcome Of Talks With The EU

The Brexit Minister bets on the possibility of future agreement of free-trade between Britain and the EU block. On Wednesday, April 25 2018, the Brexit Minister of Britain, David Davis said that following talks with the EU, the possibility of arriving at an agreement with the block on the...
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