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Investors on the wrong side of a price outbreak would be hurt by larger negative real returns (after inflation) on cash and government bonds, as well as falling stock prices.

美元统治世界的时代要终结了吗

This time last year, nobody knew in which direction the world was headed. In terms of economic recovery and financial stability, there were many questions

There had been fears for the past year the mere suggestion of major central banks reversing massive pandemic support would send global markets into tailspin. And yet – so far, so good. Top U.S. Federal Reserve officials said this week it was too soon to take their foot off the gas as the economy was ...

There had been fears for the past year the mere suggestion of major central banks reversing massive pandemic support would send global markets into tailspin. And yet - so far, so good.

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

"There are a lot of balls in the air right now that are very worrisome," the former Morgan Stanley Asia chairman told CNBCs "Trading Nation" on Wednesday. "Youve got a real problem here, and its one that worries me a lot, and I think the markets are completely ignoring." Roach sees bipartisan support in the Senate for the Strategic Competition Act of 2021 as a troubling development. His reason: it reflects a hard-line approach against China that could spark retaliation. "My fear for the last se...

"There are a lot of balls in the air right now that are very worrisome," the former Morgan Stanley Asia chairman told CNBCs "Trading Nation" on Wednesday. "Youve got a real problem here, and its one that worries me a lot, and I think the markets are completely ignoring." Roach sees bipartisan support in the Senate for the Strategic Competition Act of 2021 as a troubling development. His reason: it reflects a hard-line approach against China that could spark retaliation. "My fear for the last se...

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Ronny Salerno / WVXU Its been 20 years since a Cincinnati police officer killed Timothy Thomas, an unarmed Black teen in Over-the-Rhine – at the time, one of many deaths of Black men by police in the city – sparking demonstrations and protests. Last summer, police use of force was pushed into the national spotlight again after officers killed Breonna Taylor and George Floyd. Earlier this month, several young people spoke in a roundtable discussion about how the 2001 civil unrest inters...