Canada’s Consumer Price Index is expected to lose further traction in August. The Bank of Canada has cut its policy rate by 75 basis points so far this year. The Canadian dollar appears to have entered a consolidation phase. Canada is set to release the latest inflation data on Tuesday, with Statistics Canada releasing the … Read more
Inflation continues to move upwards in Greece, despite what the government says to the contrary (and in fact to the highest degree), in fact it is the main problem for households and small and medium-sized businesses. It is possible that Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis “sees” price reductions, based on what he mentioned in the last … Read more
For the second time in the current cycle of monetary policy easing, the European Central Bank cut interest rates, confirming market expectations. In particular, as stated in the relevant announcement, the Board of Directors decided today to reduce the interest rate on the deposit acceptance facility – the interest rate through which it gives the … Read more
The Latino community’s vote in the upcoming presidential elections has a growing and decisive powerespecially in states like North Carolina, where 40% of Latinos are eligible to voteFor this reason, the nonpartisan organization UnidosUS conducted a survey to find out what issues motivate the Latino community to go out and vote. For UnidosUS survey 3,000 … Read more
Inflation increased to 3% on an annual basis in August according to the data of ELSTAT, which is happening for the 4th month in a row. The figures show significant price increases, 6.5% in clothing and footwear, but also in the “housing” category, where prices are running at 5.5%. Regarding food, olive oil is 49.1% … Read more
State MP Werner Murgg: “Heating costs have almost tripled for many households in recent years. A significant reduction is finally needed to ease the burden on people.” More than 60 percent of Graz households are already connected to the district heating network. The question of pricing is therefore of great relevance – and politically explosive: … Read more
Trump avoids direct answer to question about January 6 Capitol storming The next question about the exchange of power in democracy is a very direct one for former President Trump. “Is there anything you regret about January 6th?” Trump first says that all he said was to go “peacefully and patriotically.” First speaking in the … Read more
Action, Normal, Netto, Noz, Lidl, Aldi… Alongside the classic mass retail chains, France has seen the emergence of a number of cheap stores since the early 1990s, imposing the “hard discount” model from the Nordic countries. The principle: sell at low prices, in large quantities, while offering fewer references. In 1988, there were no such … Read more
The Bank of Greece foresees a marginal acceleration of growth in 2024 and 2025, however keeping its quantitative estimates unchanged. As stated in the monthly report on the Greek economy published today, according to the projections of the Bank of Greece, as part of the June 2024 Eurosystem experts’ projections, growth is expected to accelerate … Read more
Promises live on, even if they are not kept. The European Central Bank (ECB) promises the 350 million people in the monetary union that their euro will be worth as much tomorrow as it is today. This is written immutably on its website, as if the past three years had never happened. During this period, … Read more