He just won’t give up, I admire his dedications.
He just won’t give up, I admire his dedications.
Dude, longest blue-balls ever
I wouldn't give any kudos. While he has mentioned some of the things his country has done, he has skipped the root question that is about him & his people.
I'll give kudos to the author for being self-critical of what the US has done and is doing wrong but his answers to the problem are typical of why the US is in the situation in the first place.
I wouldn't give any kudos. While he has mentioned some of the things his country has done, he has skipped the root question that is about him & his people.
Pretentious government fixing will not save him or his people.
But I think the Fed’s pronouncements have been spot on, and I trust that its position will change if and when the evidence does. The instinct to fight inflation is embedded in central bankers’ DNA. If they don’t see inflation as the key problem currently facing the economy, neither should you.
The US is fortunate finally to have economic leadership that won’t succumb to fearmongering.
Moreover, even if inflationary pressures were to become truly worrisome, we have tools to dampen demand (and using them would actually strengthen the economy’s long-term prospects)
Its just face. Xi will send him off with the usual "cooperate for the betterment of the world" bla bla usual diplomatic stuff.If Chinese politicians keep on behaving naively by giving up opportunities for strategic gain, then they deserve it big time when 中华民族伟大复兴 fails.
@Temstar bro I don't get it, The Japanese want to get out of its deflationary situation, now that they got it , why devalue its currency even more? They're heading toward stagflation and maybe this time it will kill Corporate Japan for good.
Ironically the Japanese authorities think that by devaluing their currency they are going to get "good" inflation.@Temstar bro I don't get it, The Japanese want to get out of its deflationary situation, now that they got it , why devalue its currency even more? They're heading toward stagflation and maybe this time it will kill Corporate Japan for good.
Kyiv plans to resume peace talks with Russia by the end of August, after counter-attack operations have been carried out, officials said on Saturday, as heavy fighting continued in the east.
The country will be in a better position to negotiate at that time, Kyiv’s chief negotiator, David Arakhamia, said in an interview with US broadcaster Voice of America, without giving details of the strategy.
@Overbom thanks bro, I heard that it will go as low as Y150, with tourism close, energy and production input soaring, god help them, their savings will be wipeout and many may commit Hara Kiri, on the flip side , we may see more new JAV actresses...lolIronically the Japanese authorities think that by devaluing their currency they are going to get "good" inflation.
Joke on them though, this kind of inflation they are getting now is of the stagflation type. Hopefully we can push them over the edge and be done with Japan once and for all.