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Top 3 Macroeconomic Events to Watch in 2023 Amid Volatile Market Conditions

2022 was a tough year for crypto assets, and as the world welcomes 2023, the macroeconomic backdrop remains uncertain. Macroeconomic events will continue to shape the crypto economy and the…

Erratic Bond Yields, Lockdowns, and War — 3 Reasons Why Economic Recovery Won’t Happen Quickly

Post author:MiamiCrypto
Post published:May 10, 2022
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The global economy looks bleak as inflation continues to rise, and a wide array of financial investments continue to shudder in value. Since May 2, 2022, the crypto economy has…

US Faces More Inflation Woes as CPI Hits Highest Record in 30 Years

Post author:MiamiCrypto
Post published:November 11, 2021
Post category:Biden Administration buckling supply chain Central Bank Consumer Debt Consumers CPI CPI Inflation Economics Edward Snowden empty shelves Federal Reserve food inflation gas inflation gas prices government spending inflation inflation crisis Inflation pressures Joe Biden Justin Amash New York Fed Purchasing Power supply chains the fed transitory

U.S. inflation continues to roar higher as this week’s data from the consumer price index (CPI) jumped 6.2% from a year ago. Americans are concerned as the Federal Reserve has…

New Data Shows Red Hot US Inflation Highest in 30 Years — Analyst Says Rising Inflation Could Hit a ‘Tipping Point’

Inflation continues to remain hot in the United States as supply constraints and higher oil prices continue, seeing barrels of crude surge above $80 per unit. Meanwhile, data released on…

US Inflation Expectations Highest Since 2013, Gas Prices Skyrocket, Supply Chains Buckle

Post author:MiamiCrypto
Post published:October 12, 2021
Post category:buckling supply chain Central Bank China Consumer Debt Consumers credit Economics empty shelves Fed Report Federal Reserve food inflation gas inflation gas prices Gita Gopinath government spending IMF inflation inflation crisis New York Fed Purchasing Power SCE SCE report supply chains Survey Survey of Consumer Expectations the fed

Americans are still concerned about dealing with inflation, as the cost of goods and services has continued to rise significantly in a short period of time. The Federal Reserve has…