In a volatile and difficult year for many assets and equities, how have the world’s major currencies performed against the U.S. dollar?
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In a volatile and difficult year for many assets and equities, how have the world’s major currencies performed against the U.S. dollar?
The post Visualizing Currencies’ Decline Against the U.S. Dollar appeared first on Visual Capitalist.
What’s unfettered in America is “Communism for the Rich” and the normalization of corruption that results from the auctioning of political power to protect monopolies and cartels.
Since 1960, an inverted yield curve has preceded nearly every recession. This animation highlights how that inversion is becoming more extreme.
Importantly, exceptionally strong lending growth ran unabated – bank and non-bank. Despite the Fed’s tightening cycle and a year of weak securities market performance, the Great Credit Bubble inflation was ongoing.
The German „Reichsbürger“ movement that made international headlines this week for allegedly plotting to overthrow the country’s government has been watched closely by authorities since 2016. Back then, a man who identified as a “Reichsbürger” opened f…
The overnight success of Lensa AI, a photo editing app powered by artifical intelligence, shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone who remembers the rapid rise and subsequent fall of FaceApp in 2019. Back then, FaceApp went viral after users all across s…
The United States is by far the world’s biggest producer of oil, having produced around 16.6 million barrels of oil on average per day in 2021. Saudi Arabia and Russia follow head to head in second and third place, having produced around 11 and 10.9 mi…
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What a delicious treat it is to see all this red on the screen without a reversal. It’s particularly heartening since the mindless equity bulls have pushed things so high, providing so much open air beneath. One key ETF I wanted to point out …
The number of job openings in the United States edged down ever so slightly in October in a welcome and rare sign that the labor market may finally be coming off the boil. At the same time, the unemployment level climbed by more than 300,000 people, fu…