Annualized inflation in Australia increased to 6.8% in the year to April, a 0.5% rise from 6.3% that was found in March, the latest figures released by the Australia Bureau of Statistics (ABS) confirmed.
Australia CPI Rises to 6.8%; Chinese Stocks Drag Down Equities; US Debt Deal Passes Congressional Committee; US Dollar Remains Strong; Preliminary German CPI Awaits.
US Debt Deal Expected to Pass Congress Vote, Keeping Stocks & Treasuries Bullish; US Dollar Remains Strong; Markets Return from USA / UK Holiday
House and Presidency Agree Solution to Debt Ceiling Crisis; US Equities Slightly Higher After Friday Advance; US Dollar Lower; Thin Liquidity Expected on US, UK Holidays; Turkey’s Erdogan Secures Election Victory
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I should stop hitting the dead I know, but they continue with their great ideas. Ledger sub is a disaster even greater than news on this sub. It started when I’ve read their official comment that they can’t assure there won’t be forced updates in the future. However the speed Read more…
It’s a matter of weeks. Reddit’ strategy is really working and I do personally love the fact that Reddit is leading the way. It’s undeniable that Reddit RCA are a league of their own. It’s an unique concept that blends art with collectibles (with the gen 1, 2, 3). And Read more…
Beyond the bear market, which doesn’t look like will let up for at lest another year, things that were taken for granted are getting the rug pulled from under them. Here’s at least 3 things that were okay just a couple of years ago, but are not a good idea Read more…