with the black out in China, they also refused to work on the export items, those works can wait! they are no longer cheap labour, so if the China bots are not taking over, those goods never exist anyway, they are not made yet, orders could be cancelled or rejected. sorry NO stock !!! when the people have their own perspective, too cheap and not working is their way to go, after having two lunches lol
Iron Ore down 50% past month, Natural gas is next so is Coal Natural gas prices drop as Putin says Russia will boost supplies to Europe
Second most powerful navy in the world even with the WWII restrictions imposed on it. Imagine if restrictions are removed.
Putin is filling up Nordstream 2. Launch of Russia’s Nord Stream 2 pipeline could bring European gas prices down to historic lows – Saxo Bank — RT Business News FMG has gone down. 40% since the start of the year. Just the other day it seemed to announce their monster dividend.
Crazy weather tonite. 29C @ 80% humidity throughout the night. Looks like a mini-heatwave across the region in October? https://www.bbc.com/weather/1880252
Massive solar flare has hit Earth https://www.indy100.com/news/massive-solar-flare-hit-earth-today-b1936097
Kemp: Beset By Coal Shortages, India's Power Grid Struggles To Meet Demand https://www.zerohedge.com/commoditi...tages-indias-power-grid-struggles-meet-demand
Global Energy Crisis: Singapore Power Providers QUIT Market A record-breaking spike in electricity prices has caused two energy retailers in Singapore to exit the market – including one of the country's largest independent firms. iSwitch Energy and SilverCloud Energy have notified customers they will be ceasing to trade due to “current electricity market conditions” and have told them to switch providers or transfer back to state-owned SP Group. Singapore is the latest victim of a global fuel shortage that has sent power prices surging in the UK and triggered widespread electricity curtailments in China. Subscribe to RT: t.me/rtintl
Japan's New Prime Minister Admits Abenomics Was A Failure https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/japans-new-prime-minister-admits-abenomics-was-failure
Interesting comment from him, bet he doesn't follow through on his "virtuous economy" line. Legatum Prosperity Index. Japan: New Zealand: Australia: United States: Yes ZH, Abenomics was a complete failure.
the PM get the assistance to pay for good reports, its very common just like China asking the UN to issue favorable reports
What is probably happening is that the government and the CB are clicking that during a balance sheet recession, consumers are reluctant to take on increasing levels of personal debt. Now as our modern economies are fuelled by debt-based spending, if consumers aren't taking on more debt then GDP growth stagnates. Which is actually a valid point, consumers won't increase consumption in the face of stagnating wage growth. That's why Japan's inflation rate has been hovering around 0% for the past 40 years. How he goes about rectifying the problems Japan faces will no doubt be watched by others with interest. There's only one path he can take, the government is going to have to ramp up spending and create new jobs, whether he intends to go down that path is unclear. I like the tax incentives bit though, every $ the government removes from the real economy is a $ taken out of the savings and research/expansion budgets of individuals and businesses.
Japan is a closed economy, you cannot open factory there, they invested in other countires they cannot attract working people into the country Vic is similar to Taiwan, for Chinese going to China mainland would have to pay BIG taxes, else they would go there and ask for their passports and lost 60% of the China supporters. Victoria under the longest 200+ days lockdown unlike China Wuhan of 70 days+, that is 3 times more damaged to personal freedom. Chairman Andrew DAN
Some people are renting out vans in New York on AirBnB and there actually are people who are happy to book for a good night's sleep in a van! This article depicts a 69 $ per night service in a van: https://www.roadandtrack.com/car-cu...isted-on-airbnb-as-a-new-york-city-apartment/ 69 $ is a lot of money, considering the fact that all you get is a sleep inside a van. No bathroom, no way to stand up... all you do is to sleep inside a car. Madness...
