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Is there a problem with the euro as a currency?

As the German economy approaches the possibility of their next recession, their golden decade though…

Daniel Halliday

Is France still taxing some of its former colonies, and causing further economic difficulties in Africa?

Numerous African heritage or history blogs claim that many African nations are still paying colonial…

Daniel Halliday

What do the latest FED “bailouts” mean for the global economy?

In September 2019 the US Federal Reserve pumped money into the repo or repurchase agreement market m…

Daniel Halliday

What is the solution to the economic crisis in Turkmenistan?

Despite massive natural gas reserves, Turkmenistan is on the verge of an economic catastrophe due to…

Daniel Halliday

What do you think of China’s Belt and Road Initiative?

China’s proposed 'Silk Road Economic Belt and the 21st century Maritime Silk Road' (or One Belt One …

Daniel Halliday

Is the UK ready for a “No-Deal” Brexit?

Angela Merkel has now given Boris Johnson 30 days to find a solution and avoid a no-deal Brexit; mea…

Daniel Halliday

Will the world’s dependency on the US dollar be replaced by another currency?

In the 20th century the US dollar became the main global reserve currency due to various factors, in…

Daniel Halliday

Is Japan set for an economic turnaround?

Japan’s economy has been on uncertain ground since the Tokyo Stock Exchange crash in the early ninet…

Daniel Halliday

Is the latest IMF report a sign of impending global recession?

On 16th October 2019 the International Monetary Fund (IMF) issued a report warning of the rising lev…

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Can the African Continental Free Trade Agreement bring prosperity to the continent?

The African Continental Free Trade Agreement is the largest free-trade agreement to be ratified sinc…

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