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Britain Once Led The World. What Happened?
Britain Once Led The World. What Happened?
Authored by Damian Pudner via the Foundation for Economic Education,
An unsettling look at the economic settlement that the UK now seems willing to accept can be found in the latest fiscal forecast, published on March 3.
By the end of the forecast period, borrowing will have decreased from 5.2 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) in 2024–2025 to about 1.6 percent. Public debt stabilizes at roughly 95 percent of national income. At those levels, even small shifts in interest rates matter: The Office for Budget...
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Apr 22, 2026 / Tyler Durden
China Loads Up On US Chip Tools Via Southeast Asia Amid Supply Chain Shift
China Loads Up On US Chip Tools Via Southeast Asia Amid Supply Chain Shift
China's imports of chipmaking equipment from Malaysia and Singapore rose sharply in 2025 to surpass those from the US, which sank to an eight-year low, an analysis by Nikkei Asia has found - even as American companies remain a vital source of advanced tools for the country.
While the Netherlands and Japan remain China's primary foreign sources of critical semiconductor manufacturing machines by shipment origin, imports from the two Southeast Asian countries reached record levels: $5.7 billion...
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Mar 27, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Key Russian Baltic Oil Port Of Primorsk Resumes Loading After Ukraine Attack
Key Russian Baltic Oil Port Of Primorsk Resumes Loading After Ukraine Attack
Russia’s top oil port in the Baltic Sea, Primorsk, resumed loading days after it came under attack from Ukrainian drones, although Bloomberg notes that the company that pipes crude there said it is trying to divert barrels elsewhere because of the incidents.
Ukraine attacked Russia’s largest oil port in the Baltic Sea to prevent it from benefiting from rising oil prices: about 60% of Russia’s maritime oil exports pass through the port of Primorsk. pic.twitter.com/M2ghU0o6i1
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May 12, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Four Signs That Bitcoin Has Recovered To 'Full' Bullish Momentum
Four Signs That Bitcoin Has Recovered To 'Full' Bullish Momentum
Authored by Nancy Lubale via CoinTelegraph.com,
Market analysts said Bitcoin’s (BTC) upside remained intact despite the 2.5% correction from its multi-month high of $82,800 reached on May 6.
Key takeaways:
Bitcoin has successfully re-entered expansion territory as the Bull Market Support Band turned to support.
Bitcoin’s Stablecoin Supply Ratio has recovered from historic lows, indicating fresh liquidity is returning.
Bitcoin’s spot taker CVD flips positive, suggesting real spot demand is back
Bitcoin’s price momentum is expanding
Private wealth manager Swissblock stated that Bitcoin is “still at full...
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