Forex Today: British Pound Hits 2021 Low

[keeeler]

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[koyin]

There is only a bubble if you see a bubble I see pure money. To the moon

[gise]

These past 15 months have been crazy in the investment world.

[unalienable]

10:59 many of us said that from the get go in 90s! And that big sucking sound! Finally its coming to light. Thanks .

[xXsupersneakXx]

Let's Go Brandon!!!!!!!!!!!

[Airanokadafushi]

Holy Chow!!!

[fatback]

When will these bubble(s) pop? any guess folks?

[turin]

 has got to be one of the last remaining mainstream news outlets that does actual reporting. This is a great article, good job !

[alphac]

Criminal activities XD. Define criminal activities Mr monopoly of violence.

[fatalness]

interesting are you trying to cover for the Biden Administration after they told you how to cover the failing circus in closed door meetings

[cybertron742]

I may be over simplifying, and maybe just down right ignorant of monetary issues. However, think of inflation like this; Nixon price capped items of consumer use to control inflation. Why hasn't anyone entertained PRICE CAPS on goods and services?? Raising prices due to lack of supply to the demand only benefits manufacturers of the product. People still do without!  Doesn't make sense!

[Lucisiac]

When the government spends trillions it dilutes the money supply.  Not just base money,  broad money too.   We all got those stimulus checks and we're paying for them with increased costs......

[randomdude2018]

Sounds like a positive meeting

[bobdeen]

Absolutely nothing mentioned about the monetary supply.  Not a single peep.    I guess all those economists who used to teach that inflation is "Too many dollars chasing too few goods" no longer exists..  Monetarism is closely associated with economist Milton Friedman, who argued, based on the quantity theory of money, that the government should keep the money supply fairly steady, expanding it slightly each year to allow for the natural growth of the economy.  Monetarists argue that if the Money Supply rises faster than the rate of growth of national income, then there will be inflation.   I guess when the 1970's inflation rate returns in 2020's, monetarism will be in favor again.

[lisa]

GME AMC