President Donald Trump suddenly tweeted this week that he would be putting tariffs on steel and aluminum exports from Argentina and Brazil. He pointed out that the South American countries are devaluing Continue Reading
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President Donald Trump once again caught global financial markets off guard when he suddenly tweeted that he would be restoring tariffs on steel and aluminum exports from Argentina and Brazil. He defended Continue Reading
Ten years ago, Zimbabwe stopped printing its own money because it had lost its value. Since the Zimbabwe dollar was not worth much, people carried wheelbarrows of money to buy a loaf Continue Reading
Ten years ago, Zimbabwe stopped printing its own money because the currency had lost its value. The situation was so bad that people carried wheelbarrows of Zimbabwe dollars to buy a loaf Continue Reading
Ten years ago, Zimbabwe was home to the world’s poorest billionaires. The African country stopped printing its own currency because the money lost its value. The situation was so bad that people Continue Reading
With space exploration and off-world technology creating headlines every day, you can bet there are people looking to make profits in this new field. Investors don’t need to invent an elevator to the moon, Continue Reading
Today, there are about 6,500 exchange-traded funds (ETFs) worldwide, holding assets worth $5.02 trillion. Since the recession a decade ago, more than 1,000 new ETFs have been launched, including about 200 in Continue Reading
The world’s most profitable company is going public. Saudi Aramco, an initial public offering (IPO). This is the process companies go through when they want to change from being privately owned, and Continue Reading
The U.S. government recently reported that the gross domestic product (GDP) grew 1.9% from July to September. With the data in the spotlight, now would be a good time to answer the Continue Reading
The U.S. government recently reported that the gross domestic product (GDP) grew 1.9% in the third quarter (July to September), down from the 2% gain in the previous three-month period. The market Continue Reading