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Russia warns the world is on the brink of a ‘direct military clash’ between nuclear powers

Russia warns the world is on the brink of a ‘direct military clash’ between nuclear powers Russia warned Monday that the risk of a “direct military clash” between Russia and nuclear powers in the West is rising. “Westerners are dangerously balancing on the brink of a direct military clash between nuclear powers, which is fraught […]

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Bank of England intervenes in bond markets again, warns of ‘material risk’ to UK financial stability

Bank of England intervenes in bond markets again, warns of ‘material risk’ to UK financial stability “Dysfunction in this market, and the prospect of self-reinforcing ‘fire sale’ dynamics pose a material risk to UK financial stability,” the Bank of England warned. The move marks the second expansion of the central bank’s extraordinary rescue package in […]

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UK shatters record for its hottest day ever; London fire service declares ‘major incident’

UK shatters record for its hottest day ever; London fire service declares ‘major incident’ Britain recorded its hottest-ever day Tuesday, with temperatures hitting a high of 40.3 degrees Celsius (104.5 degrees Fahrenheit) in the east of England, according to provisional data from the Met Office. London’s fire brigade declared a major incident after a “huge […]

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India isn’t the only one banning food exports. These countries are doing the same

India isn’t the only one banning food exports. These countries are doing the same The war has triggered a huge spike in wheat prices, with Russia and Ukraine among the biggest exporters of the commodity. Many countries have banned wheat, as well as other food exports as a result of the Ukraine crisis. “As the […]

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The world could be on the brink of an energy crisis rivaling the 1970s, says IHS Markit’s Yergin

The world could be on the brink of an energy crisis rivaling the 1970s, says IHS Markit’s Yergin Russia’s Ukraine invasion could have set in motion an energy market disruption on the scale of major oil crises in the 1970s, according to Daniel Yergin, vice chairman of IHS Markit. Sanctions by the U.S. and allies […]

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What ‘transition’? Renewable energy is growing, but overall energy demand is growing faster

What ‘transition’? Renewable energy is growing, but overall energy demand is growing faster The rise in the renewable energy that’s available is still lower than the rise in global energy demand overall. The shortfall between renewable energy supply and power demand will only widen as economies reopen and travel resumes, with demand already spiking to […]

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Supply chain slowdown hits at key pillars of economy and will likely get worse: Dan Yergin

Supply chain slowdown hits at key pillars of economy and will likely get worse: Dan Yergin KEY POINTS The pressures on supply chains are increasing and global disruptions are likely to only get worse as summer approaches and the economy booms. Disruptions have converged at the same time in three important pillars of the global […]

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“Just Close The Whole Thing Up”: CNBC Anchors Melt Down, Beg For Market Closures On Twitter

“Just Close The Whole Thing Up”: CNBC Anchors Melt Down, Beg For Market Closures On Twitter Few are dealing with the economic and market turmoil with more chaos and less class and resolve than the expert “buy and hold” class over at CNBC, who shockingly never said one word of warning to their retail viewers […]

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“Maybe This Was Man Made” – CNBC Questions Coronavirus Origins As ZeroHedge Remains Banned On Twitter

“Maybe This Was Man Made” – CNBC Questions Coronavirus Origins As ZeroHedge Remains Banned On Twitter In keeping with our storied history of presenting readers with plausible theories and allowing them to make their own decisions often times weeks, months or years in advance of the mainstream media figuring them out and/or having the courage to […]

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White House Doubts China’s Numbers: 100,000 Coronavirus Cases Unreported

White House Doubts China’s Numbers: 100,000 Coronavirus Cases Unreported Summary: Japan reports first virus death President Xi says China will minimize impact from virus Chinese leadership scapegoats local officials Death toll and case count soared last night: There are more than 60k cases worldwide, and more than 1300 deaths EIA joins OPEC in warning about […]

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Bill Gates Wants to Export India’s National ID System Around the Globe

Bill Gates Wants to Export India’s National ID System Around the Globe It’s not just a social credit score system spreading around the world from China that threatens the free people of the world; India’s Aadhaar National ID program has the full support of Bill Gates and the World Bank as a model for other […]

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In Absurd Fiasco, Entire Market Spike Was Due To A CNBC Grammatical Mistake

In Absurd Fiasco, Entire Market Spike Was Due To A CNBC Grammatical Mistake The farce that is this “market” just took a whole new turn for the surreal. As we reported earlier, the reason why stocks surged just after 5am EDT is because of a CNBC headline, according to which the US Treasury Secretary said that […]

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Fitch Threatens To Cut US Credit Rating As Debt-Ceiling Battle Looms

Fitch Threatens To Cut US Credit Rating As Debt-Ceiling Battle Looms In what has become a perennial exercise before every debt-ceiling showdown since at least Obama’s first term (when S&P did the unthinkable and cut the US’s coveted AAA credit rating, exposing itself to extensive abuse by Tim Geithner), ratings agencies are starting to beat […]

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Rates on Their Way to 10-Year High After Hawkish Fed’s Recent Meeting

Rates on Their Way to 10-Year High After Hawkish Fed’s Recent Meeting Round and round we go, where the hawkish Fed stops, nobody knows… There was a bit of tension in the markets last week. This tension stemmed from a prediction that the federal funds rate would be well on its way to a decade […]

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Superbugs Pose A Very Real Threat To Humanity

Superbugs Pose A Very Real Threat To Humanity Superbugs, those pesky bacteria that have evolved to become resistant to antibiotics, are on the rise and pose a very real threat to humanity. Antimicrobial resistance is a large and growing problem, with the potential for enormous health and economic consequences for the United States and the rest […]

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