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The ocean harbors more than 80% of the globe’s traded goods. The Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) conducted a new study that has revealed economic data suggesting that 20% of all container ships in operation are sitting in traffic at several different major ports around the globe. According to the study, the Ukraine war, China’s COVID-19 lockdowns, and other complications are creating extremely long wait times at ports. This is causing costs to skyrocket. Q1 2022 hedge fund letters, conferences and more The RBC report shows vessels anticipating berth at the Port of Shanghai stand at 344. The current...
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Bitcoin loses ground after short relief rally, as speculation mounts over central bank digital currencies Q2 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more After A Short Relief Rally Bitcoin Falls By 1.6%"Bitcoin has lost ground again after a short relief rally, as inflation fears linger and prospective competition from central bank digital currencies comes into sharp focus. Bitcoin fell by over 24 hours, dropping back below $32,000 dollars, with the fresh crypto sell-off also pushing down the price of Ethereum by 2%, Dogecoin by 3% and Cardano by 1.7%. The edge away from crypto wallets comes a...
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The first FOMC meeting in 2021 has concluded without any changes in monetary policy, while Powell sent a few dovish signals during his press conference. Q4 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Powell: Inflation May Rise In 2021The FOMC released on Wednesday (January 27) its newest statement on monetary policy . Generally speaking, the statement was little changed. The main alteration is that the U.S. central bank has acknowledged that “the pace of the recovery in economic activity and employment has moderated in recent months”. Wow, how did they notice that? They really must hire prof...
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Cracking climate change announcement by BoE takes the piss, shows the way Narky central bank can’t be arsed to stop global doom Q3 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and more BoE Addresses The Climate Change CrisisLONDON -- Early this morning, journalists received a miraculous press release from the Bank of England, Britain's central bank, claiming it would stop buying corporate bonds from fossil fuel companies. BoE had seemingly resolved to follow through on its longstanding promises to address climate change. At least one global coalition of central banks, the Network for Greening the Fina...
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