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Trump is Wrong on Trade
Trumps claims that America has lost high paying manufacturing jobs to China because the communist country promotes its exports through subsidies, tax advantages and currency manipulations. The reality is that we should not care what China does. The more China subsidizes its industries, the more its trading partners gain in the abundance of cheap goods and services and, contrary to what Trump believes, in the creation of high-paying jobs. In an...
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Trump’s False Tariff “Fairness” Argument
President Trump’s argument for starting an international trade war is based on a socialistic-sounding plea for “fairness” and equality. Some foreign governments plunder their citizens with high tariff taxes on American imports, thereby forcing them to pay higher prices for those or competing domestic goods. The reason they are called “protective” tariffs is that they “protect” consumers from lower prices. When your foreign competitor is forced to...
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Powell’s Dangerous Trap: Why Rate Cuts Could Crash Markets | Danielle DiMartino Booth
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Inflation is dropping quickly, and other concerning trends, including mass layoffs, are developing. But you wouldn’t know it from reading the headlines.
QI Research founder Danielle DiMartino Booth has been calling attention to underreported recession signals since our last interview in May, when she highlighted rising store closures and job losses. As she said...
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A surprising opportunity from climate change
Ice is melting faster in the Arctic than anywhere else on earth. But this devastating consequence of the climate crisis could create a great economic opportunity
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The Abominable Tariff
[The Tariff Superstition: Why Protectionism Always Fails and Who Really Pays the Price by Marcel Kadosa. Translated by Bálint Téborski. Eger, Hungary, 2025. 159 pp.]Hungary in the years after World War I isn’t generally associated with a movement that supported the free market, but Bálint Téborski—whom we have to thank for The Tariff Superstition—tells us that,…this little gem of a book long forgotten for countless decades until we managed to...
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Gold and the Mexican Peso Trade at New Highs, Sterling is Resilient in the Face of the Unexpected Contraction in January
Overview: The US dollar is mixed but the risk-appetites are finishing the week on an update. In the foreign exchange market, this is reflected in the dollar-bloc currencies leading the G10 higher, with the yen and Swiss franc the laggards. Japan's spring wage negotiation round is producing solid preliminary results, but a new funding scandal may weaken the minority government led by Prime Minister Ishida. Most emerging market currencies are also...
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Lincoln’s New Deal
In Frank W. Taussig’s The Tariff History of the United States, he describes the mass of unprecedented financial legislation that took place, which likely would not have occurred absent the context of the war,Probably no country has seen, in so short a time, so extraordinary a mass of financial legislation. A huge national debt was accumulated; the mischievous expedient of an inconvertible paper currency was resorted to; a national banking system...
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Wheels of justice: the ICC gets Duterte at last
The International Criminal Court has arrested Rodrigo Duterte, a former president of the Philippines. The case highlights both the strengths and the weaknesses (https://www.economist.com/asia/2025/03/11/the-global-importance-of-rodrigo-dutertes-arrest?utm_campaign=a.io&utm_medium=audio.podcast.np&utm_source=theintelligence&utm_content=discovery.content.anonymous.tr_shownotes_na-na_article&utm_term=sa.listeners) of international...
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The Rotation To Value From Growth: What Comes Next?
In hindsight, markets are easy to assess, yet extremely challenging to forecast. For example, as we will show, it's undeniable that value, particularly large-cap value stocks, have been in vogue during the recent decline, while growth is being kicked to the curb. This rotation from growth to value is an example of how investors rotate …
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Stupidity And The 5-Laws Not To Follow
Human stupidity is the one thing you can rely on in financial markets. I recently read a great piece by Joe Wiggins at Behavioral Investment, which discusses why "Investing is hard." The entire article is worth reading, but here are the five key reasons investors often fail at investing: These are great points, particularly now that …
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The Great Murray Rothbard
Murray Rothbard was the chief architect of modern anarcho-capitalism, an uncompromising vision of a stateless society rooted in private property and voluntary association. He built upon classical liberal thought, particularly the ideas of John Locke and the individualist anarchism of 19th-century thinkers like Lysander Spooner and Benjamin Tucker. However, unlike his predecessors, Murray fused these ideas with the Austrian School of economics,...
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USDJPY Technical Analysis – US Consumer Sentiment data in the spotlight
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In this video you will learn about the latest fundamental developments for the USDJPY pair. You will also find technical analysis across different timeframes for a better overall outlook on the market.
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Topics covered in the video:
0:00 Fundamental Outlook.
1:09 Technical Analysis with Optimal Entries.
2:23 Upcoming Catalysts...
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Trumps NEUE Strategien und Weltfinanzordnung – irre oder clever? Interview mit Ex-Investmentbanker
Neuordnung der Weltwirtschaft: Trumps Dominanz und die Herausforderungen für den Euro-Handelsraum
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Es entsteht eine neue Weltfinanzordnung unter Trump
Donald Trump legt los wie ein „Berserker“. Man sieht, dass er immens motiviert ist, der USA - und damit unwiderruflich auch der Welt - seinen Stempel...
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State Street survives Swiss pension fund axe
US asset manager State Street looks after CHF46bn of Swiss pension funds
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Closing Signs Are Signs of the Times
It was not long ago when signs for “Help Wanted” seemed to be in every store window. That is starting to be replaced in 2024 and 2025 with “Store Closing” signs. This switcheroo tells us volumes about how people and the economy are adjusting to the Fed’s money printing business. While the government and the wealthy elite benefit from the money printing, consumers and workers only seem to suffer.I do feel sorry for the rank-and-file workers in the...
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When Winning Is Losing — Inflation Edition
Moderate improvement in the CPI last month might not be the good news you think.
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Tariffs Also Tax Capital, Not Just Consumption
In a recent column, Paul Craig Roberts wrote that tariffs not only made international trade possible, but that they were merely a tax on consumption and were neutral elsewhere—and should be much-preferred to income taxes. He wrote:Trump sees tariffs in a different way than indoctrinated free-market economists. Tariffs don’t prevent trade. They ensure that countries have something with which to trade. Moreover, tariffs are a tax on consumption, not...
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ALARMA: EL BCE ACELERA EL EURO DIGITAL PARA OCTUBRE DE 2025
Control social disfrazado de moneda. El BCE acelera el euro digital y pide leyes para su uso obligatorio.
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500 Milliarden Euro: Konsequenzen für Deutschland und die Welt I Schuldenbremse
In diesem Video erläutert Gerald, wie Deutschlands geplantes 500-Milliarden-Euro-Sondervermögen die Wirtschaft beeinflussen wird. Er analysiert die Auswirkungen auf den DAX, insbesondere auf Rüstungs- und Bauwerte, und diskutiert die potenziellen Folgen für Inflation, Zinsen und Immobilienmärkte.
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-Details zum 500-Milliarden-Euro-Sondervermögen und dessen Zweck
-Mögliche Auswirkungen auf Aktienmärkte und spezifische Branchen
-Einfluss auf...
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