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Since the financial meltdown of October 2008, cumulatively, global debt was estimated to be $142 Trillion, and now is above $230 Trillion

From January 2016, as the global stock markets fell, some precipitously, many reasons were trotted out daily to explain the sudden drops and

Currently, the Central Banks have limited fuel, and the deflating global economies are the ever present downward pull of gravity; guess what

The recent multiple stock market routs have brought out the big international bankers, heads of stock exchanges, investment bankers and

The consensus in the mid-2000s was, the BRIC economies were going to take over from the advanced economies of the West as the new prime

Canada is entering into its autumn of economic growth, and that seasonal change was brought on by the prolonged collapse of commodity prices

We will look at the most powerful economy in the World, the USA, and its geographically close and economically dependent neighbour, Canada

In Part I of this paper, we started by outlining the influence of the American Federal Reserve, particularly its actions post-2008 crash, on

The United States set the trend, as it has done for so much that happens in the World, everything from fast food, cars, to clothes, music &

We had expected the Federal Reserve to not raise interest rates and had mentioned it in our recent Economic Reports

There is something drastically wrong when a quarter (¼) point rise in the key lending rate becomes this important that you have to encourage

During the recession caused by the 2008 crisis, Canada was the least affected out of the G-7 countries. Its economy contracted the least,