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  • Russian and the Ukrainian war
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    The start of the Russian and the Ukrainian war

    The start of the Russian and the Ukrainian war Thursday morning was a dark day for Ukrainians and their citizens after the Russian military forces started their invasion. Sirens have been heard, and there has been news of an armed conflict in plenty of territories and regions, including military outposts and airports. Last night there […] More

  • sanctions against Russia
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    The U.S. is expected to expand its sanctions against Russia

    The U.S. is expected to expand its sanctions against Russia. In the past seven days, there have been three events and announcements from both camps, the east, and the west. The first event was the recognition of two separate regions by Moscow and the Russian president. Following the recognition, NATO and its allies, including the […] More

  • Omicron cases
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    Omicron cases declined by more than 90 in the past 5 weeks

    Omicron cases declined by more than 90% in the past 5 weeks  Finally, some good news has arrived: Investors’ sentiments are high, for sure, after recording high cases estimated at more than half a million in the past two months. According to the US health office, the number of people infected fell by more than […] More

  • shrink inflation
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    The Federal Reserve’s capabilities to shrink inflation are on the line

    The Federal Reserve’s capabilities to shrink inflation are on the line. The consumer income index revealed a very bad inflation rate of 7.5%. This is very bad and discourages lower-income Americans. Inventors and central bank presidents start to believe that the credibility of the Federal Reserve is on the line and that everything could get […] More

  • Housing prices are climbing
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    Housing prices are climbing steadily while housing demand is falling

    Housing prices are climbing steadily while housing demand is falling. According to the Fed minutes, there will be no surprises on the subject of increasing interest rates. It is unlikely that the Federal Reserve will increase interest rates and shrink its balance sheet in the next three weeks. But, for certain, the federal government will […] More

  • inflationary pressure
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    U.S. factories are facing inflationary pressure

    U.S. factories are facing inflationary pressure In January 2022, the month of rising fears, high tensions, and continued inflation surges, the stock market experienced a series of falling and rising trends in the Wall Street index. Yet, January isn’t a complete catastrophe. The latest Fed report showed an increase in U.S. factory output. Some sectors […] More

  • Oil prices
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    Oil prices are at their highest levels since 2014

    Oil prices are at their highest levels since 2014. The tension between the world’s two poles is high. Putin says that the possibility of a military engagement in Ukraine is on the table. Biden responded by saying that if there is a military invasion in Ukraine, the US will respond quickly and aggressively. On Friday, […] More

  • Inflation has grown faster
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    Inflation has grown faster than expected, with an annual rate of 7.5%, the fastest inflation rate since February 1982

    Inflation has grown faster than expected, with an annual rate of 7.5%, the fastest inflation rate since February 1982. Investors are a bit frustrated and in concord about how aggressively the Federal Reserve acted according to Thursday’s inflation report. That’s the highest annual inflation rate since February 1982, according to the report.  According to the […] More

  • economic cycle
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    The economic cycle is accelerating and recouping January’s losses

    The economic cycle is accelerating and recouping January’s losses. The Wall Street index is showing extraordinary results. The stock market is slowly recovering and shifting from a falling trend to a rising trend. After the mixed performance in January, the stock market and precious metals are rebounding and recouping their losses. When the Federal Reserve […] More

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