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Steve Hanke: Currency boards are needed to quash hyperinflation risks

Steve Hanke’s research shows that there have been 62 episodes of hyperinflation in world history, starting in France in May 1795.

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How Did The Pandemic Affect Inflation Rates in the UK?

Developing countries like the Philippines are struggling with hyperinflation. Month-long lockdowns and extensions hurt its economy. The country's inflation rate is at 4.7%, as of ...
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The Seven Most Influential Disruptors of Investment Banking in 2021 so Far

This March, Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan, said in an interview with Bloomberg that “There’s a very good chance you’re going to have a gangbusters ...
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‘Work from Home’ or not – the Question that Banks and Big Tech face in the Post-Covid Era

Many in Goldman Sachs think that the pressure to return to the office will be huge by mid-April, now only a few weeks away.
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Once easyJet’s fleet was off the ground again there was a moment of: “are easyJet shares ready for take off?”, often followed by a “forget easyJet’s share price, I’d buy these stocks instead”. And like easyJet, society has also stumbled from one lockdown to another in the COVID reality of 2020, never knowing if we can take that flight to Spain, or, not.
It is a great day for science. It is a great day for humanity when you realize your vaccine has 90% effectiveness. That’s overwhelming,” claimed the CEO of Pfizer in an interview with CNBC’s Meg Tirrell on “Squawk Box.” “You understand that the hopes of billions of people and millions of businesses and hundreds of governments that were felt on our shoulders. Now... I think we can see the light at the end of the tunnel.”

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