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Study suggests changes to money supply may have impact through exchange rate

Morocco and BEAC increase rates and Tanzania reduces liquidity while Angola cuts policy rate

Central bank expects economy to grow but speaks of troubling global conditions

Money supply tells a lot about the prevailing economic conditions. In the previous blog on Understanding Monetary Policy, the author told how monetary...

Central bank has raised rates nearly 10 percentage points, but inflation is surging towards 20%

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) “doesn’t fight inflation, it manufactures and maintains it.” This is a quote from the 2011 book The Evil Princes of Martin Place which I used in my first public piece on the RBA and inflation. That was in July 2013 for the LNP’s policy magazine at the time called Dialogue and published by, then editor but now senator, Amanda Stoker.

Mises.org reader Brad Cole writes: A great-great-grandfather Montgomery Cole, got imprisoned during the Civil War because of speaking out against the draft policies. His arrest, along with others, resulted from President Lincoln's invoking his Proclamation 94 in September of 1862. As for a bit of background, Montgomery Cole was 39 years old when arrested. He was married with

This Thanksgiving, may you never forget the words of the United States of America’s Vice-President Kamala Harris, as reported by Fox News: Prices have gone up and families and individuals are dealing with the realities of the bread costs more, the gas costs more, and have to understand what that means. Excusing her grammatical errors, she’s probably right. The cost of living