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- 05renegade commented Mar 22, 2021
As if these countries really give a shit about the treatment of some Muslims in China, its total crap. Here we go again, building up tension around the world & moving the attention away from the real problem, a failing world economy with little or ...
U.S. and allies set to announce coordinated sanctions on China over Uyghurs 'genocide'
- 05renegade commented Sep 11, 2020
Who really listens to this government rhetoric, it's absolute bullshit. There is a depression coming if not here already here & a bounce or recovery in the short term is a pipe dream.
UK Government Announces Bounce-Back Plans For Retail - But How Many Will Benefit?
- 05renegade commented Aug 28, 2020
Feeling the pain now are we, hasn't even started. Blame greedy multinationals & governments in destroying local manufacturers in all western countries. So who will ultimately pay the biggest price for these misguided policies, the West or China.
'Made in China' cannot easily be replaced
- 05renegade commented Jun 17, 2020
You need money to trade, Australia & New Zealand are on the bones of their ass as is the UK. Trading is going to be very slow for quite a while.
UK eyes billion pound boost from Australia, New Zealand trade deals
- 05renegade commented May 18, 2020
Who said it is going to recover, its bullshit. The worst is yet to come, blind Freddy can see that.
Yuan Slumps as US-Chinese Tensions Rise
- 05renegade commented May 12, 2020
Coronavirus money printing has refinanced the banks at an enormous cost to Australian citizens, but all the money printing in the world won't stop the coming depression.
Australia faces “sobering” future economy due to coronavirus
- 05renegade commented Apr 21, 2020
The RBA has lost all reality of the present environment. Flooding the country with fake money will ultimately destroy the economy completely leading to a deep depression that will last for a very long time.
Lowe: An Economic and Financial Update
- 05renegade commented Apr 17, 2020
Sounds like bullshit to me, a fast ride to the bottom, BOOM!
Modern Monetary Theory Makes Back-Door Entry Into Policies
- 05renegade commented Mar 31, 2020
Why would Putin help the US after all the sanctions placed on Russia and all the threats from Nato. I wouldn't if I was him.
Putin and Trump agreed that there should be consultation on oil market
- 05renegade commented Mar 31, 2020
What business will exist after this period of uncertainty is over. Australia will never recover from what is happening and will default on its debt for sure. Printing money worldwide seems to be a race to the bottom.
Term Funding Facility to Support Lending to Australian Businesses
- 05renegade commented Mar 19, 2020
What a complete joke, what desperation. They created the ridiculous financial mess, now swim in the shit.
US is considering a 50yr, 25yr bond to finance USD 1.3tln stimulus
- 05renegade commented Mar 18, 2020
What an absolute dreamer, it will be a lot worse than that.
ECB's Lagarde sees euro zone GDP shrinking 5% if lockdown continues - FAZ
- 05renegade commented Feb 13, 2020
It's a club, and women aren't in it.
Johnson Overhauls Cabinet for Life Outside EU: U.K. Reshuffle
- 05renegade commented Feb 10, 2020
The elite making plans for the slaves.
No phones, no leaks: How Lagarde is making her mark on ECB
- 05renegade commented Jan 25, 2020
Will it take as long as Brexit, probably. Will it take as long as the China deal, probably. What the US want this time they may not get because the China deal is nothing like they wanted, or am I wrong.
Mnuchin says optimistic about US-UK trade deal
- 05renegade commented Dec 30, 2019
Well what the hell would this tosser know about Global Warming. Nothing, just like economics, he knows nothing about that as proved by what he has done in his present roll. Its laughable what these expert tossers say.
Bank of England chief Mark Carney issues climate change warning
- 05renegade commented Nov 27, 2019
Does anybody at all really believe the Chinese really want a deal unless it suits them, not the US.
Forex majors sit in trade dispute fatigue but USD is on the cusp