Increasingly, in the past couple of years, I find myself walking down the aisles of my local Tesco ever more morose. The milk that I once bought at £1.15 is now £1.65. Pasta, washing-up liquid, even the basic loaf is now 10-30% higher than I initially remember. Nothing else about the shop has changed: same […]
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80 years of dollar dominance The US dollar rose to the height of its power post WW2, when the US took up its role as the global leader in economic and political power. Whilst former global powers like Great Britain, Germany, France, and Japan were left recovering from the destruction of war and their high
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Did Fed cause Nazi Germany? At first glance, this is a wild claim — how could the U.S. Federal Reserve have anything to do with Hitler’s victory? Of course, the Fed never provided money to the Nazis or plotted their putsch. But the international finance system of the 1920s and 1930s was such that Fed
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The populist, extreme-right-wing party is gaining significant attention among voters in the UK. Nigel Farage’s growing recognition is becoming a threat to the major parties- the Conservatives and Labour. A study by YouGov, released on May 27, showed that Reform is in first place, standing 10% ahead of the Conservatives and 8% ahead of Labour
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