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Cnn.com. jon, we know you've been covering cryptocurrency. walk us through what's behind the big drop. >> you can look at this specific job as stemming from the fall of a currency called luna and terra that happened last month, that was a so-called stable coin. as that currency collapsed, we've seen how, far from being decentralized, the decentralized finance space is, we know that buzzword, it's actually extremely centralized, because as one project fails, other projects have become insolvent. we find out they've been invested in that project. so right now we're seeing these kind of dominos f...

Die Bank für Internationalen Zahlungsausgleich (BIZ) sieht mögliche Anzeichen für eine 'grüne Blase' am Finanzmarkt und zieht Parallelen zu früheren...

Zentralbanker in der Falle - US-Frühindikatoren deuten auf einen Abschwung hin * Zentralbanken, Spekulationsblasen und Staatsbankrotte * Was machen eigentlich ... meine Steuergroschen? * Schuldenmachen in Zeiten von Corona Gigantische Konjunkturprogramme laufen aus Liebe Leser, makroökonomische Frühindikatoren helfen Ihnen dabei, Wendepunkte des Konjunkturzyklus zu erkennen. Die besseren dieser Indikatoren basieren auf einer Vielzahl von Komponenten, um möglichst alle relevanten Sektoren und auch das Geschehen an den Finanzmärkten zu erfassen. In den USA haben die meisten dieser breit...

Summerlin, the suburb of west Las Vegas creeping ever closer to the mountains, looks to be crowded with fully paved streets, streetlights, block walls, and blue top lots. With lumber, labor, and other materials in short supply, home construction can’t keep up.  However, Ali Wolf, chief economist with Zonda, quoted by CNBC, claims, “The lot supply shortage is real, and it is causing prices to rise and builders to move further into the suburbs.” Diana Olick writes, “The surge in lumber prices in the past year has added $35,872 to the price of an average new single-family home and $12,9...

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