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Sprott Money News Weekly Wrap-up – 1.8.21
With Eric still out to spend time with his family, Bob Thompson of Raymond James in Vancouver joins us to discuss the price action in the precious metals and the mining shares. He also shares his outlook for 2021 and beyond.
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Inflation: could covid-19 cause prices to rise? | The Economist
In the past two decades inflation has puzzled economists by remaining low in good times and bad. Could the pandemic cause it to rise?
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FX Daily, January 08: Can the Dollar Find Traction Even if the Employment Data Disappoint?
The global equity rally picked up this week as it closed in 2019. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index gained today and is up in nine of the past 10 sessions. It has fallen only in one week since the end of October. South Korea's Kospi led today's advance with a nearly 4% rally on the back of talks that were later played down between Hyundai and Apple.
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2021-01-08 – Swiss National Bank expects annual profit of around CHF 21 billion for 2020
According to provisional calculations, the Swiss National Ban k will report a profit in the order of CHF 21 billion for the 2020 financial year. The profit on foreign currency posi ti ons amounted to CHF 13 billion. A valuation gain of CHF 7 billion was recorded on gold holdings. The net r esult on Swiss franc posit ions amounted to over CHF 1 billion.
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Swiss Retail Sales, November 2020: 1.0 percent Nominal and 1.7 percent Real
Turnover adjusted for sales days and holidays rose in the retail sector by 1.0% in nominal terms in November 2020 compared with the previous year. Seasonally adjusted, nominal turnover fell by 2.4% compared with the previous month.
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EU-Klimapolitik: Immer tiefer in die Planwirtschaft
Politik: Das ist – ein wenig überspitzt formuliert – die Installation falscher Systeme und die strategische Nutzung der sich hieraus ergebenden Irritationen sowie die taktische Beherrschung des hieraus resultierenden endlosen Reparaturbetriebs.
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Swiss rents and property prices up in 2020 due to pandemic
The pandemic had a significant impact on Swiss real estate prices in 2020, according to industry experts.
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The Tyranny Nobody Talks About
All the tricks to hide our unaffordable cost structure have reached marginal returns.
Reality is about to intrude.
There is much talk of tyranny in the political realm, but little is said about the tyrannies
in the economic realm, a primary one being the tyranny of high costs: high costs
crush the economy from within and enslave those attempting to start enterprises or keep their
businesses afloat.
Traditionally, costs are broken down into...
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SMART BOURSE – L’invité de la mi-journée : Thomas Costerg (Pictet WM)
Jeudi 7 janvier 2021, SMART BOURSE reçoit Thomas Costerg (Économiste sénior US, Pictet WM)
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FX Daily, January 7: Dollar Bounces after Insurrection Put Down
Overview: After the National Guard were called to put down an insurrection in Washington, DC, the dollar is having its best day in around a week. The euro's three-day rally has been halted even though German factory orders surprised on the upside.
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Two globally pioneering technologies among Swiss energy prize winners
A floating solar power plant and a transport project using renewable hydrogen are among the winners of the 2021 Watt d’Or prize.
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Swiss franc shrugs off being put on the naughty step by US
For many foreign exchange traders, the US Treasury’s decision to designate Switzerland as a currency manipulator last month comes nearly six years too late and with a good dose of irony.
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Charity works overtime to support Covid-stricken mountain firms
A Swiss fund that supports small businesses in alpine regions bailed out 100 firms last year that were affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Schweizer Berghilfe (Swiss Mountain Aid) doled out an extra CHF2 million ($2.26 million) to support Covid-hit enterprises.
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Double Standards, Reparations, and War Crimes
Joan Wallach Scott, a historian who is a professor emerita at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, has come up with a most valuable insight. She is decidedly not “one of us,” but her insight makes her sound as if she might be.
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California Now Wants to Tax People Who Live in Other States, Too
California’s government has become infamous for abusing its citizens, from steep taxation to burdensome regulations to arbitrary covid impositions. But less noticed is how it is also trying to abuse other Americans as well.
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A Swiss Rifle Club in America
Swiss rifles were coveted during the American revolutionary and civil wars. Today they’re used for fun by the Swiss Rifle Club of Minneapolis.
In the late 1980s, a group of Swiss expats living in Minnesota – all employed by food technology company Bühler – decided to form a shooting club to maintain a tradition from the homeland.
They made a deal with a local club willing to share its facilities, and got the green light from the Swiss military,...
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FX Daily, January 6: High Drama Weighs on the Greenback and Lifts Yields
Overview: One of the two Georgia Senate contests remains too close to call, but the market appears to be pricing in a Democrat sweep. The 10-year yield has punched above 1% but has offered the greenback little support. Yesterday, the dollar-bloc currencies rose to highs since early Q2 2018 and are extending those gains today.
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Die blaue Welle bringt ein Investment-Signal ️
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Auch das Börsenjahr 2021 wird noch im Zeichen von COVID19 stehen. Neben dem verlängerten Lockdown in Deutschland steigen die Todeszahlen in den USA wieder deutlich an. Israel befindet sich in der dritten Welle und die hohe Anzahl an Impfungen hat davor nicht geschützt. Die Verfügbarkeit von hocheffizienter Impfstoffe nährt die Hoffnung auf...
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