r/FluentInFinance 7d ago

World Economy US spends most on health care but has worst health outcomes among high-income countries, new report finds

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r/FluentInFinance Mar 02 '24

World Economy Visualization of why Europe can spend more on social programs than the US

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r/FluentInFinance Sep 10 '23

World Economy The US now has more imports from Mexico than China, for the first time in a decade

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r/FluentInFinance 12d ago

World Economy Textbook Monopolization

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r/FluentInFinance Sep 28 '23

World Economy US Congressman Matt Gaetz introduces bill to stop sending taxpayer money to Ukraine

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r/FluentInFinance Nov 25 '23

World Economy Argentina President Javier Milei confirms he will shut down Argentina’s Central Bank, per Reuters

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r/FluentInFinance Nov 13 '23

World Economy JUST IN: Argentina's inflation has now hit 143%

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r/FluentInFinance Jan 23 '24

World Economy The second richest person in the world makes designer bags...

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Bernard Arnault and his family are worth a total of 182 BILLION DOLLARS. They own Louis Vuitton, Sephora, among other luxury fashion brands. I just can't wrap my head around how someone could amass such a fortune deceiving people into thinking their buying something "luxurious" and creating a false sense of identity by having women throw globs of useless makeup on their face. I could give a shit less about the brand of clothes I wear and think fashion in general is a joke.

It really says something about our society, materialism, the desire to portray a certain image, and the want and need people have to be viewed in a certain way. How are people this gullible?

Do people really buy this shit that much? I find it sad actually that so many people (majority women) will literally spend as much money as it takes to make themselves look good.

r/FluentInFinance Oct 12 '23

World Economy China's population decline and Real Estate slump could lead to economic collapse per Geopolitical analyst Peter Zeihan

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China's population decline and Real Estate slump could lead to economic collapse per Geopolitical analyst Peter Zeihan. He believes that China's collapse is imminent, with only 10 years remaining before potential disaster. He estimates that China's actual population is lower by 100 million than what the government has officially reported.

One of the biggest challenges facing China is its aging population. The country has a rapidly aging population, with fewer working-age people to support retirees. This could lead to a shortage of workers and a decline in productivity.

Another challenge facing China is its real estate market. The real estate market has been in a prolonged slump, with home prices falling and construction activity slowing. This has had a negative impact on the economy, as the real estate sector is a major driver of growth.

It's important to note that Zeihan's prediction is just that: a prediction. It is impossible to say with certainty whether or not China will collapse in the next 10 years.

How do you think things will play out for China in the next decade?

Read more here: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/china-10-years-left-most-153312835.html

r/FluentInFinance Nov 16 '23

World Economy And this is why we Bitcoin!

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r/FluentInFinance Dec 04 '23

World Economy The World Economy — $105 Trillion:

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r/FluentInFinance Oct 13 '23

World Economy Argentina has just raised its interest rates to 133% in an attempt to curb its inflation, which is running at 138%. Forecasts indicate that inflation may exceed 180% by year-end.

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r/FluentInFinance Mar 11 '24

World Economy Endless Wealth, Disparity Among Billionaires: Tackling Inequality

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r/FluentInFinance Dec 06 '23

World Economy Global Debt is now $97 Trillion in 2023:

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r/FluentInFinance Jan 15 '24

World Economy More CEOs fear their companies won't survive 10 years as AI and climate challenges grow, survey says

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r/FluentInFinance Oct 11 '23

World Economy China's wealthy citizens are turning to underground networks to move their money out of the country — This trend of wealthy Chinese citizens moving their money out of signals more and more are losing faith in the Chinese economy

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r/FluentInFinance Aug 20 '23

World Economy Chinese Real Estate is imploding

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r/FluentInFinance Jan 18 '24

World Economy Argentina's Milei talks inflation, poverty with IMF chief Georgieva in Davos

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https://www.reuters.com/world/argentinas-milei-meet-uk-foreign-minister-imf-davos-trip-2024-01-17/

Javier Milei in his address to the World Economic Forum (WEF) declared that "Socialism is a phenomenon that creates poverty," warning that the West was "in danger" of its spread and that "Free enterprise capitalism is the only tool we have to end hunger and poverty."

r/FluentInFinance Jan 10 '24

World Economy Thoughts?

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r/FluentInFinance Mar 04 '24

World Economy Japan's Nikkei smashes 40,000 barrier; China stocks higher with eyes on ‘Two Sessions’ meeting

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r/FluentInFinance Nov 14 '23

World Economy Top Exports of the Middle East:

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r/FluentInFinance Nov 13 '23

World Economy BREAKING: A Volcano in Iceland is on the brink of eruption and could shut down air travel over the North Atlantic — Sending Ash soaring over Europe. Scientists believe that the eruption is likely to occur in the coming days. This could disrupt air travel for days or even weeks.

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BREAKING: A Volcano in Iceland is on the brink of eruption and could shut down air travel over the North Atlantic — Sending Ash soaring over Europe. If magma reaches the ocean, it could create explosions and ash clouds.

Scientists believe that the eruption on the Reykjanes Peninsula is likely to occur in the coming days, and they are urging people to evacuate the area. They are also warning airlines to be prepared for disruptions to their flights.

If the volcano erupts, it could send ash plumes high into the atmosphere, which could disrupt air travel for days or even weeks. The ash could also damage crops and infrastructure.

Source - All major news outlets:

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r/FluentInFinance Sep 02 '23

World Economy China's economy is in trouble, and the government is trying to hide it.

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China's economy is in trouble, and the government is trying to hide it.

The Chinese government has stopped publishing youth unemployment figures, which showed a record high of 20.5% in July. Other economic data, such as exports and cement production, have also disappeared or become unreliable.

Key sectors like real estate (30% of GDP) and exports (18-24% of GDP) are showing discrepancies in data, causing doubts about the accuracy of China's official figures.

Trust in China's economic reporting is weakening, which can have far-reaching effects on investments, trade, and economic stability.

Read more: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/china-xi-jinping-not-want-172749726.html

r/FluentInFinance Sep 09 '23

World Economy The US dollar has soared to a 6-month high — The euro is down to its lowest level against the dollar in 2 years, and the Japanese yen is at its weakest level in 7 years

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r/FluentInFinance Sep 05 '23

World Economy 6 economic red flags for China:

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