Loved this episode of @MacroVoices with @ErikSTownsend & @PatrickCeresna featuring one of my all time favorite Russell Napier. I agree with Russell's ideas for what is to come...eventually (just not yet). But good to be thinking about it regardless. 👏👏👏
MacroVoices @ErikSTownsend and @PatrickCeresna welcome @ParrillaDiego to the show to discuss the post-COVID19 economic and market recovery, the coming transition to secular inflation, precious metals, and much more.
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.@KGeorgieva: The #COVID19 crisis could have been even worse without the decisive policy actions taken by many countries. Globally, fiscal actions so far amount to about US$9 trillion. More is still needed. #Fin4Dev#GlobalGoals
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Countries have had to increase their debt in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, but what is important is how that money is spent. This was President Lagarde’s message in today’s Q&A for @Europarl_EYE when asked what higher debt levels mean for the eurozone.
All-star @DrPippaM is back with commentary on how the recovery is likely to play out in both the real economy and financial markets, and how U.S.-China relations will fare going forward.
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MacroVoices @ErikSTownsend and @PatrickCeresna welcome @VrntPerception's Simon White to the show to discuss the implications of the FED’s recent unlimited QE, how the asset markets will be impacted by the U.S. government's reaction to COVID-19 & more
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