Americans Are Drowning In Credit Card Debt Thanks To Rising Interest Rates
Americans are increasingly relying on borrowing money to make ends meet. So much so, that credit card debt has soared
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Author: Hermina Paull
US Nonfarm Payrolls Skyrocket Past Expectations Thanks to Methodology Mess
Despite the constant stream of layoffs becoming the norm of the new year, the American labour market somehow continues to
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The Copper Shortage No One Is Talking About
The world’s largest mining companies and metal traders are warning that a massive shortfall of copper could occur as early
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ECB Raises Rates 50 Basis-Points, Pledges Further Hikes As Inflation Runs Amok
The European Central Bank on Thursday announced yet another rate hike, this time a 50 basis-point increase. The central bank’s
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Federal Reserve Hikes Rates 25 Basis Points, Hints At More Future Increases
As widely expected, the Federal Reserve hiked borrowing costs another 25 basis points, wrapping up its two-day policy meeting and
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White House Targets Russia With Even More Sanctions
The US government has imposed sanctions on Russia-backed Wagner Group, a private military company spearheaded by Yevgeniy Prigozhin, one of
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Fed Officials Expected to Hike Rates Another 25 Basis Points
The Federal Reserve is expected to conclude its two-day policy meeting on Wednesday, and markets are expecting yet another rate
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Impossible Foods Puts Employees on the Chopping Block, Prepares to Fire 20% of Staff
Impossible Foods, the California-based company focused on making plant-based meats, is allegedly preparing to axe 20% of its staff, as
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Pierre Poilievre Calls Out Liberal Transport Minister’s Incompetence During Holiday Travel Crisis
During a recent House of Commons committee meeting, executives from Via Rail stated that Federal Transport Minister Omar Alghabra wasn’t
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Brazil’s New President Doesn’t Want An Independent Central Bank
Brazil’s new left-leaning president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (Lula) doesn’t appear to be phased by the country’s surging inflation, and
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