been talking on argentina for years we turned on a lot of people and went as iris around argentina to put coins save their lives probably thousands hundreds of thousands of people what's going on in argentina is about to crash forget. well you know it's nothing new under the sun misses regular cycle what happens in argentina almost like clockwork they elect politicians that promise free me is the politicians print money to finance the freebies and the currency craps and then they start the whole cycle all over again it says predictable as the seasons of the year here and that's what's happening so arjan signs are used to it most are very fluent in having alternative ways to store value and i mean look at the argentine economy the argentine underground economy unofficial economy is huge relative to the above ground economy so yes it's unfortunate inflation hurts people it hurts the most vocal all normal people inflation is criminal in my opinion even one percent is toxic it's a chance of one percent inflation 2 percent inflation as they want to have here in the us and europe that's can

women talk about argentina for years we turned on a lot of people and went as iris around argentina to put coins save their lives probably thousands hundreds of thousands of people what's going on in argentina is about to crash forget. well you know it's nothing new under the sun misses a regular cycle what happens in argentina almost like clockwork they elect politicians that promise freebies the politicians print money to finance the freebies in the currency collapses and then they start the whole cycle all over again it says predictable as the seasons of the year here and that's what's happening so arjan signs are used to it most are very fluent in having alternative ways to store value and i mean look at the argentine economy the argentine underground economy unofficial economy is huge relative to the above ground economy so yes it's unfortunate inflation hurts people it hurts the most vocal all normal people inflation is criminal in my opinion even one percent is toxic it's a cancer one percent inflation 2 percent inflation as they want to have here in the us and europe that's

talk about argentina for years we turned on a lot of people and went as iris around argentina to put coins save their lives probably thousands hundreds of thousands of people what's going on in argentina is about to crash forget. well you know it's nothing new under the sun misses regular cycle what happens in argentina almost like clockwork they elect politicians that promise freebies the politicians print money to finance the freebies in the currency quo abscess and then they start the whole cycle all over again it says predictable as the seasons of the year here and that's what's happening so arjan signs are used to it most are very fluent in having alternative ways to store value and i mean look at the argentine economy the argentine underground economy unofficial economy is huge relative to the above ground economy so yes it's unfortunate inflation hurts people it hurts the most vocal all normal people inflation is criminal in my opinion even one percent is toxic it's a cancer one percent inflation 2 percent inflation as they want to have here in the us and europe that's cancero

women talk about argentina for years we've turned on a lot of people and when as iris around argentina to pick point say there live probably thousands hundreds of thousands of people what's going on in argentina is about to crash forget. well you know it's nothing new under the sun misses regular cycle what happens in argentina almost like clockwork they elect politicians that promised premies the politicians print money to finance the freebies and the currency collapses and then they start the whole cycle all over again it says predictable as the seasons of the year here and that's what's happening so arjan signs are used to it most are very fluent in having alternative ways to store value and i mean look at the argentine economy the argentine underground economy unofficial economy is huge relative to the above ground economy so yes it's unfortunate inflation hurts people it hurts the most vocal all normal people inflation is criminal in my opinion even one percent is toxic it's a cancer one percent inflation 2 percent inflation as they want to have here in the us and europe that's ca

we've been talking on argentina for years we turned on a lot of people and went as iris around argentina to put coins save their lives probably thousands hundreds of thousands of people what's going on in argentina is about to crash forget. well you know it's nothing new under the sun misses regular cycle what happens in argentina almost like clockwork they elect politicians that promise freebies the politicians print money to finance the freebies and the currency craps and then they start the whole cycle all over again it says predictable as the seasons of the year here and that's what's happening so arjan signs are used to it most are very fluent in having alternative ways to store value and i mean look at the argentine economy the argentine underground economy unofficial economy is huge relative to the above ground economy so yes it's unfortunate inflation hurts people it hurts the most vocal all normal people inflation is criminal in my opinion even one percent is toxic it's a cancer one percent inflation 2 percent inflation as they want to have here in the us and europe that's cance

talk about argentina for years we turned on a lot of people and went as iris around argentina to put coins save their lives probably thousands hundreds of thousands of people what's going on in argentina is about to crash forget. well you know it's nothing new under the sun misses regular cycle what happens in argentina almost like clockwork they elect politicians that promise freebies the politicians print money to finance the freebies and the currency collapses and then they start the whole cycle all over again it says predictable as the seasons of the year here and that's what's happening so arjan signs are used to it most are very fluent in having alternative ways to store value and i mean look at the argentine economy the argentine underground economy unofficial economy is huge relative to the above ground economy so yes it's unfortunate inflation hurts people it hurts the most vocal all normal people inflation is criminal in my opinion even one percent is toxic it's a cancer one percent inflation 2 percent inflation as they want to have here in the us and europe that's cancerou

we've been talking on argentina for years we turned on a lot of people and went as iris around argentina to put coins save their lives probably thousands hundreds of thousands of people what's going on in argentina is about to crash forget. well you know it's nothing new under the sun misses regular cycle what happens in argentina almost like clockwork they elect politicians that promised free me is the politicians print money to finance the freebies in the currency craps is a mystery the whole cycle all over again it says predictable as the seasons of the year here and that's what's happening so arjan signs are used to it most are very fluent in having alternative ways to store value and i mean look at the argentine economy the argentine underground economy unofficial economy is huge relative to the above ground economy so yes it's unfortunate inflation hurts people it hurts the most vocal all normal people inflation is criminal in my opinion even one percent is toxic it's a cancer one percent inflation 2 percent inflation as they want to have here in the us and europe that's cancerous

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new lockdown in its capital city while peru cowen via venezuela and chile extend restrictions nearby argentina and bolivia are declared open for business and here in the united states texas was the 1st to declare itself 100 percent open since then maryland mississippi connecticut arizona west virginia and why only have announced plans to lift restrictions in the coming weeks president biden signed off on the long awaited $1.00 trillion dollar stimulus package on thursday which include state and local aid and funding for covert testing and vaccines here's archies john heidi with a look at how the u.s. has responded to the pandemic over the last year. one person coming in from china and we have it under control it's going to be just fine that was january 22nd 2020 president trump in an interview with c.m. d.c. downplaying the severity of a new and concerning virus sweeping across the world and being reported on america's shores less than 2 months later on march 11th 2020 the world health organization would declare covert 19 a pandemic by then airport. and airlines would shut down americans would

the most resilient in latin america last year's contraction of 4 percent is a positive compared to argentina's 10 percent and mexico's 8.5 percent loss in 2020 and that brings us to mexico and their b.m.v. it's up for the week on wednesday the country's central bank projected that g.d.p. would grow by nearly 5 percent this year strong energy prices and a brighter forecast for the u.s. economy prove to be more good news for the market here in the united states the s. and p. and nasdaq well bear in the red but the dow rallied late friday to finish the week up due to a wild swing on better than expected jobs numbers which we just talked about but more broadly for the week equities fell after fed chair jerome powell did little to address rising treasury yields between 1.5 and 1.6 percent and finally north to canada the t.x. ex also rallied to finish up on the week boosted on friday as rallying crude oil prices outweighed inflation fear oil prices are now at the 14 month highs after opec and its allies agreed not to increase production next we're going to continue to keep an eye on the inflation ri

the most resilient in latin america last year's contraction of 4 percent is a positive compared to argentina's 10 percent and mexico's 8.5 percent loss in 2020 and that brings us to mexico and their b.m.v. it's up for the week on wednesday the country's central bank projected that g.-d. . would grow by nearly 5 percent this year strong energy prices and a brighter forecast for the u.s. economy prove to be more good news for the market here in the united states the s. and p. and nasdaq well they're in the red but the dow rallied late friday to finish the week up due to a wild swing on better than expected jobs numbers which we just talked about but more broadly for the week equities fell after fed chair drone power did little to address rising treasury yields between 1.5 and 1.6 percent and finally north to canada the t x x also rallied to finish up on the week boosted on friday as rally in crude oil prices outweighed inflation fear or oil prices are now at the 14 month highs after opec and its allies agreed not to increase production next we're going to continue to keep an eye on the inflation

new lockdown in its capital city while peru cowen via venezuela and chile extend restrictions nearby argentina and bolivia are declared open for business and here in the united states texas was the 1st to declare itself 100 percent open since then maryland mississippi connecticut arizona west virginia and why only have announced plans to lift restrictions in the coming weeks president biden signed off on the long awaited $1.00 trillion dollar stimulus package on thursday which include state and local aid and funding for covert testing and vaccines here's archies john with a look at how the u.s. has responded to the pandemic over the last year. one person coming in from china and we have it under control it's going to be just fine that was january 22nd 2020 president trump in an interview with c.m. d.c. downplaying the severity of a new and concerning virus so. weeping across the world and being reported on america's shores less than 2 months later on march 11th 2020 the world health organization would declare coded 19 a pandemic by then airports and airlines would shut down americans would be

the most resilient in latin america last year's contraction of 4 percent is a positive compared to argentina's 10 percent and mexico's 8.5 percent loss in 2020 and that brings us to mexico and their b.m.v. it's up for the week on wednesday the country's central bank projected that g.d.p. would grow by nearly 5 percent this year strong energy prices and a brighter forecast for the u.s. economy prove to be more good news for the market here in the united states the s. and p. and nasdaq well they're in the red but the dow rallied late friday to finish the week up due to a wild swing on better than expected jobs numbers which we just talked about but more broadly for the week equities fell after fed chair drone powell did little to address rising treasury yields between 1.5 and 1.6 percent and finally north to canada the t x x also rallied to finish up on the week boosted on friday as raelene crude oil prices outweighed inflation fear or oil prices are now at the 14 month highs after opec and its allies agreed not to increase production next we're going to continue to keep an eye on the inflation

the most resilient in latin america last year's contraction of 4 percent is a positive compared to argentina's 10 percent and mexico's 8.5 percent loss in 2020 and that brings us to mexico and their b.m.v. it's up for the week on wednesday the country's central bank projected that g.d.p. would grow by nearly 5 percent this year strong energy prices and a brighter forecast for the u.s. economy prove to be more good news for the market here in the united states the s. and p. and nasdaq well they're in the red but the dow rallied late friday to finish the week up due to a wild swing on better than expected jobs numbers which we just talked about but more broadly for the week equities fell after fed chair drone power did little to address rising treasury yields between 1.5 and 1.6 percent and finally north to canada the t x x also rallied to finish up on the week boosted on friday as rallying crude oil prices outweighed inflation fear or oil prices are now at the 14 month highs after opec and its allies agreed not to increase production next we're going to continue to keep an eye on the inflation

new lockdown in its capital city while peru cowen via venezuela and chile extend restrictions nearby argentina and bolivia are declared open for business and here in the united states texas was the 1st to declare itself 100 percent open since then maryland mississippi connecticut arizona west virginia and why only have announced plans to lift restrictions in the coming weeks president biden signed off on the long awaited $1.00 trillion dollar stimulus package on thursday which include state and local aid and funding for covert testing and vaccines here's archies john heidi with a look at how the u.s. has responded to the pandemic over the last year. one person coming in from china and we have it under control it's going to be just fine that was january 22nd 2020 president trump in an interview with c.m. d.c. downplaying the severity of a new and concerning virus sweeping across the world and being reported on america's shores less than 2 months later on march 11th 2020 the world health organization would declare covert 19 a pandemic by then airports and airlines would shut down americans would

the most resilient in latin america last year's contraction of 4 percent is a positive compared to argentina's 10 percent and mexico's 8.5 percent loss in 2020 and that brings us to mexico and their b.m.v. it's up for the week on wednesday the country's central bank projected that g.d.p. would grow by nearly 5 percent this year strong energy prices and a brighter forecast for the u.s. economy prove to be more good news for the market here in the united states the s. and p. and nasdaq well they're in the red but the dow rallied late friday to finish that week. up due to a wild swing on better than expected jobs numbers which we just talked about but more broadly for the week equities fell after fed chair drone power did little to address rising treasury yields between 1.5 and 1.6 percent and finally north to canada the t x x it also rallied to finish up on the week boosted on friday as rallying crude oil prices outweighed inflation fear or oil prices are now at the 14 month highs after opec and its allies agreed not to increase production next we're going to continue to keep an eye on the infla

the overnight the one year the 2 year 3 year 5 year out to all the way out to 30 years in the case of argentina i guess they have 100 year bonds but the fact is they're trying to control all these rates right to keep them from finding its free market rate so because of what happened last week what you're going to see because of the shoot route they call it in the bond market you're going to see them having to either cut rates but they probably don't want to cut rates yet till a full market crash but they'll do more quantitative easing to try to drive these rates down thus causing what he says he's already identified now as as a problem exacerbating the wealth and income gap right we've said that money printing causes asset prices to go up to defend a fit of a very few people in society and we get a lot of pushback from bankers and central bankers we had this discussion with danny blanchflower these be on the committee of the bank of england for many times he was kind of one foot in one foot out but a lot of professional economists would say no that's impossible there's no connection whatsoever

and into the overnight the one year the 2 year 3 year 5 to all the way out to 30 years in the case of argentina i guess they have 100 year bonds but the fact is they're trying to control all these rates right to keep them from finding its free market rate so because of what happened last week what you're going to see because of the huge route they call it in the bond market you're going to see them having to either cut rates but they probably don't want to cut rates yet to a full market crash but they'll do more quantitative easing to try to drive these rates down thus causing what he's already identified now as as a problem exacerbating the wealth and income gap right we've saved that money printing causes asset prices to go up and to defend if that of a very few people in society and we get a lot of pushback from bankers and central bankers we had this discussion with danny blanchflower the span the committee of the bank of england for many times he was kind of one foot in one foot out but a lot of professional economists say no that's impossible there's no connection whatsoever even though i

the overnight the one year the 2 year 3 year 5 year out to all the way out to 30 years in the case of argentina i guess they have 100 year bonds but the fact is they're trying to control all these rates right to keep them from finding it's free market rate so because of what happened last week what you're going to see because of the huge route they call it in the bond market you're going to see them having to either cut rates but they probably don't want to cut rates yet to a full market crash but they'll do more quantitative easing to try to drive these rates down thus causing what he says he's already identified now as as a problem exacerbating the wealth and income gap right we've said that money printing causes asset prices to go up and to defend if that of a very few people in society and we get a lot of pushback from bankers and central bankers we had this discussion when danny blanchflower the spin on the committee of the bank of england for many times he was kind of one foot in one foot out but a lot of professional economists would say no that's impossible there's no connection whatsoe

the overnight the one year the 2 year 3 year 5 year out to all the way out to 30 years in the case of argentina i guess they have 100 year bonds but the fact is they're trying to control all these rates right to keep them from finding its free market rate so because of what happened last week what you're going to see because of the shoot route they call it in the bond market you're going to see them having to either cut rates but they probably don't want to cut rates yet to a full market crash but they'll do more quantitative easing to try to drive these rates down thus causing what he says he's already identified now as as a problem exacerbating the wealth and income gap right we've said that money printing causes asset prices to go up to defend if that of a very few people in society and we get a lot of pushback from bankers and central bankers we had this discussion with danny blanchflower the span the committee of the bank of england for many times he was kind of one foot in one foot out but a lot of professional economists say no that's impossible there's no connection whatsoever even thou

the overnight the one year the 2 year 3 year 5 year out to all the way out to 30 years in the case of argentina i guess they have 100 year bonds but the fact is they're trying to control all these rates right to keep them from finding its free market rate so because of what happened last week what you're going to see because of the huge route they call it in the bond market you're going to see them having to either cut rates but they probably don't want to cut rates yet till a full market crash but they'll do more quantitative easing to try to drive these rates down thus causing what he says he's already identified now as as a problem exacerbating the wealth and income gap right we've said that money printing causes asset prices to go up to defend a fit of a very few people in society and we get a lot of pushback from bankers and central bankers we had this discussion with danny blanchflower the span the committee of the bank of england for many times he was kind of one foot in one foot out but a lot of professional economists would say no that's impossible there's no connection whatsoever even

and into the overnight the one year the 2 year 3 year 5 to all the way out to 30 years in the case of argentina i guess they have 100 year bonds but the fact is they're trying to control all these rates right to keep them from finding its free market rate so because of what happened last week what you're going to see because of the huge route they call it in the bond market you're going to see them having to either cut rates but they probably don't want to cut rates yet to a full market crash but they'll do more quantitative easing to try to drive these rates down thus causing what he says he's already identified now as as a problem exacerbating the wealth and income gap right we've said that money printing causes asset prices to go up and to defend if that of a very few people in society and we get a lot of pushback from bankers and central bankers we had this discussion with danny blanchflower the span the committee of the bank of england for many times he was kind of one foot in one foot out but a lot of professional economists say no that's impossible there's no connection whatsoever even t

and into the overnight the one year the 2 year 3 year 5 to all the way out to 30 years in the case of argentina i guess they have 100 year bonds but the fact is they're trying to control all these rates right to keep them from finding its free market rate so because of what happened last week what you're going to see because of the huge route they call it in the bond market you're going to see them having to either cut rates but they probably don't want to cut rates yet till a full market crash but they'll do more quantitative easing to try to drive these rates down thus causing what he says he's already identified now as as a problem exacerbating the wealth and income gap right we've saved that money printing causes asset prices to go up to defend a fit of a very few people in society and we get a lot of pushback from bankers and central bankers we had this discussion with danny blanchflower the span the committee of the bank of england for many times he was kind of one foot in one foot out but a lot of professional economists say no that's impossible there's no connection whatsoever even thou