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Like the conservatives either. mark runs a window cleaning business and wants to see a fresh start, a new general election. yes, i shall probably vote labour this time, but i have been a conservative for most of my life. 0pinion polls say conservatives should be scared of losing this area. thats why they fear a general election and why one may not be forthcoming. danjohnson, bbc news, peterborough. well, whoever wins will have the cost of living crisis at the top of their in tray. this morning t...

Is in power will need to impose public spending cuts or tax rises in order to tackle inflation. mervyn king said central banks had got it wrong by printing money — to support people during the pandemic. i think all central banks made the mistake during the lockdown period of thinking that they should print a lot of money to support the economy. whereas in fact, with the economy contracting under lockdown, that was the wrong policy. and all central banks, not just ours, but the federal reserve,...

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

The yen is plummeting and inflation is climbing, but Japan’s economic circumstances have led to a view that raising rates would do more harm than good.

Thanks to rising bond yields, the era of `There Is No Alternative’ besides stocks for income is finally over.

Thanks to rising bond yields, the era of `There Is No Alternative’ besides stocks for income is finally over.

I think thats bigger than anybody is saying that biden shouldnt run. >> bret: yeah. katie, to that point, here is congressman ro khanna being asked about why the prices are where they are. >> where do you place blame. >> were not making enough things in america. we didnt make baby formula. we didnt make when the pandemic happened we were shipping things offshore need to make more things in america. second i blame powell with the quantitative easing. buying mortgage backed securities way too long...

The current strengthening of the dollar has indeed made this statement relevant again, manifesting itself through increased food prices

If you can answer two questions correctly, you might have a unique insight into the direction of monetary policy over the next few years. Does the Fed really need to shrink the SOMA portfolio? Was Milton Friedman right? Or at least partially...