13 hours Edit But how? (5) any trouble? After all, coal (fine) for power plants and heat and power plants is said to be cheap in abundance (our rulers took care of it, after all;) by a strange coincidence, but it’s probably a coincidence that electricity has become more expensive for everyone, now restrictions for … Read more
US House Speaker McCarthy (Republican) announced on the 31st that the bill to suspend the federal debt ceiling temporarily will be voted on and that the bill will be passed. (2023 REUTERS/Julia Nikhinson) [ワシントン ３１日 ロイター] – US House Speaker McCarthy (Republican) announced on the 31st that the bill to suspend the federal debt ceiling … Read more
NOS / Yvonne Witte NOS News•today, 11:48 The chance of a slight economic recession in the near future has increased, but this does not pose a threat to financial stability. The financial position of the majority of households, businesses and banks is in good order, according to the Central Planning Bureau (CPB) in the annual … Read more
TOKYO (Reuters) – Tsutomu Watanabe, professor of economics at the University of Tokyo, said in an interview with Reuters that the BOJ could raise short-term policy interest rates as early as next year depending on the outcome of next year’s spring labor offensive. Stated. Watanabe, who serves as a member of the special session of … Read more
“After Covid, China did not recover as expected”, had to reduce bank reserves I TNN Know about investing I 26-05-66 Investment factors worth watching – Excited! China reduces bank reserves after the economy weakens – GDP shrinks, Germany officially recession – speculation on stocks bounces to accept the economy, passes the lowest point, interest rates … Read more
Fuerth – Shock for Bavarian companies! The number of company bankruptcies has risen rapidly since the beginning of the year. From January to March, 577 companies filed for bankruptcy. That is 16.3 percent more than in the previous year. In retail, the situation is particularly dramatic. There, compared to the previous year, 36.5 percent more … Read more
26 mei 2023 om 15:11 The discussion about the so-called grab inflation has now also reached the United Kingdom. Critics accuse large supermarkets of raising prices for their own profit. But the grandgrotters deny that. “There’s absolutely no question of that,” says Sainsbury’s chief executive Simon Roberts, the UK’s second largest supermarket. BBC News. “The … Read more
US Federal The results of the US Federal Reserve meeting for last April, issued today, Wednesday, included the following points: Data available at the time of the May meeting indicated that real GDP expanded at a modest pace in the first quarter. Labor market conditions remained tight in March, as job gains were strong and … Read more
In recent years, the Canary Islands, especially Tenerife, have been on the radar of Czechs looking for real estate somewhere warm. Either as an investment or for own housing. The great attraction of these North Atlantic islands is the year-round pleasant weather. “The temperature at night does not go below 16 degrees all year round … Read more
Every day you can read what people think of the news of the day. Today: this is what you say on our response platform NUjij about ‘graaiflation’. Critics think that companies are taking advantage of the situation and raising prices even more for their own gain: the so-called grab inflation. Experts doubt that. ‘Niet gek … Read more