
Kyiv needs money, fast
• http://www.globalpost.com, Paul AmesEven if Ukraine can avoid a war with Russia, its economy is in dire straits.
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Even if Ukraine can avoid a war with Russia, its economy is in dire straits.
I did not start mining because I saw it as a scheme to get rich. I know that savvy investors, those with specialized mining hardware and hackers who got involved when mining was still cheap and easy, like my buddy Mike Renz, have beat me to it.
If there is one line that reveals how the Obama administration is perceiving the world, and specifically that it is all through the lens of the manipulated stock market, here it is...
►Kremlin: If The US Tries To Hurt Russia's Economy, Russia Will Target The Dollar "If we didn't re-instate them into the swift system (and Russia would, in retaliation, reject the petro-dollar and allow other trade currencies) then the ENTIRE
It was almost exactly one year ago to the day that an entire nation was frozen out of its savings… overnight.
Russia responded to threat of sanctions by moving more than $100 billion in Treasury bonds out of the U.S.
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Broad European stocks dropped 3.3% on the week - the biggest fall since June of last year.
Warren Buffett sat down for an interview with CNBC on Friday morning and offered up a lot of wisdom on a variety of topics ranging from bitcoin to Ukraine to the global response to the wisdom of betting against No. 16 seeds in the NCAA college basket
Let me check yields on British sovereign debt…mmm, AEP is correct; there seems to be no reaction to this significant event.
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London Sanction Talks Have London in the Crosshairs
London Sanction Talks Have London in the Crosshairs
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"A week before the recent BRICS summit in Durban, the Kremlin administration has silently produced a document (PDF) which describes the Russian strategy in the context of BRICS cooperation.
Finance advisor to Russia threatens to sell its U.S. dollar reserves if the United States imposes sanctions on Russia
A Russian official says potential sanctions by Washington against Moscow would lead to the “crash” of the US financial system and end its global financial domination.
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The EU reported its willingness to provide significant financial assistance to Ukraine. This is allegedly done to cover the need of $35 billion for this and subsequent years.
Dear Depositor: We don’t want to cause you unnecessary stress or worry, but it might be prudent to pay attention to a series of unusual news reports recently emanating from the banking world.
The way we rate national economies is all wrong, says rating agency reformer Annette Heuser. With mysterious and obscure methods, three private US-based credit rating agencies wield immense power over national economies across the globe, and the outc
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Instability starts on the periphery and moves into the core.
Yesterday we reported that as part of the Ukrainian central bank's plan to bailout the nation's largely insolvent private banks, it would provide any needed funding but only "if they will remain under open control of the National Bank of Ukraine."