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Jan
08
2023
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By Richard M. Lunsford
What Are The Symptoms Of The New Covid Variant

What Are The Symptoms Of The New Covid Variant

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The new Covid variant is a mutation of the original coronavirus that has been spreading in many parts of the world. This variant is believed to be more contagious than the original virus and has been linked to an increase in cases in certain countries. It is important to know what its symptoms are and how it can be prevented from spreading. In this article, Symptoms Of The New Covid Variant,  we will discuss the new Covid variant, its symptoms, and ways to prevent it from spreading further. Latest Research on Covid-19 Variants & Its Symptoms The Covid-19 pandemic has…
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Jan
02
2023
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By Debbik S.
A third of the world’s economy is predicted to fall into recession by 2023, as per IMF Chief

A third of the world’s economy is predicted to fall into recession by 2023, as per IMF Chief

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A third of the world's economy is predicted to fall into recession by 2023, as per IMF Chief. This year will be more difficult for our global economic system than the one we left behind, according to the IMF's (IMF) director Kristalina Georgieva has warned. "Why? because the three major economies, US, EU, China are all slowing simultaneously," she said in an interview which was broadcast in the Sunday edition of CBS Sunday. "We expect one third of the world economy to be in recession," she added, noting that even for those countries that aren't currently in recession "It would…
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Jan
02
2023
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By Fredric M. Wiseman
European markets kick off the New Year on a high note

European markets kick off the New Year on a high note

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European markets kick off the New Year on a high note. European market prices started this New Year on a high note on Monday (2 January) after a turbulent 2022, which saw International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief Kristalina Georgieva warning that three-quarters of the global economy is in danger of recession by 2023. The Paris CAC 40 climbed over 1% as did the Frankfurt DAX increased by 0.7 percent. However, London, Wall Street and oil markets were shut to celebrate the holidays. The majority of Asian stock markets were closed. The ones that did open, Jakarta was flat while Seoul…
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Dec
26
2022
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By Kevin Bonner
How much higher did US inflation rise this year? Where will it be in 2023?

How much higher did US inflation rise this year? Where will it be in 2023?

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How much higher did US inflation rise this year? Where will it be in 2023? A few years ago inflation was seen as something the US and a lot of other western economies could not handle. "Is inflation dead?" Businessweek asked in the year 2019, with an image of an ailing dinosaur. Then came Covid-19. Supply chain problems, illness, deaths, and the conflict in Ukraine caused a disruption to trade across the globe. Aided by government grants and savings, consumers rebounded from the panic-inducing shutdowns but a limited stock of anything from second-hand vehicles to housing, which was triggering the…
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Dec
22
2022
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By Debbik S.
Biden is playing the China card in the America’s economic expansion

Biden is playing the China card in the America’s economic expansion

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Biden is playing the China card in the America's economic expansion The term "misinformation" has become the latest term in contemporary politics. It usually consists of selectively selected facts that are not contextualized and lead to an opinion that could be untrue or inaccurate.  For instance, the claims of Biden administration officials that Biden administration that President Biden's policies led to one of the fastest economic recovery ever recorded, do not consider the fact that a large portion of the expansion did not result from a well-crafted and comprehensive policy plan instead, it was due to state governments that reopened…
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Dec
09
2022
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By Helen E. Blake
The US military prepares for the impact of Covid vaccine mandate removal

The US military prepares for the impact of Covid vaccine mandate removal

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The US military prepares for the impact of Covid vaccine mandate removal On Thursday, the repeal of the US military's Covid-19 vaccination mandate was one step closer to becoming law. Military officials and experts warn that it could have negative ripple-effects on military readiness as well as the ability of service personnel to deploy all over the globe. CNN was told by a defense official that the potential impact of the changes is not just on our side. It's what our partners, and people we would train and collaborate with, are asking us to do in order to enter the…
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Dec
01
2022
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By Fredric M. Wiseman
Dollar falls to a 3-month low against the yen, as Powell warns that Fed will slow down

Dollar falls to a 3-month low against the yen, as Powell warns that Fed will slow down

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Dollar falls to a 3-month low against the yen - On Thursday, the dollar fell to a three month low against the yen as traders listened to comments from Jerome Powell, Federal Reserve Chair, that suggested interest rate hikes could be slowed down "as soon" as December. The dollar-yen exchange rate is very sensitive to long-term U.S yield changes The overnight drop in equities to 3.6% was almost two months long. Powell stated at the Brookings Institution, Washington, that slowing down at this stage is a good option to balance the risk. He also said that inflation control "will require…
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Nov
15
2022
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By Kevin Bonner
California reports the first loss of life for a baby less than 5 years old from the influenza and RSV this year

California reports the first loss of life for a baby less than 5 years old from the influenza and RSV this year

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California reports the first loss of life for a baby less than 5 years - On Monday, The California Department of Public Health announced the first death of a child younger than five years old from influenza and respiratory syncytial viruses (RSV) this winter . CDPH has stated that it will not divulge any more details about the child's time being to ensure confidentiality for patients. IFC announces $225 million platform that will support early-stage startups across Africa, Asia, Middle East "This tragic incident is an ominous reminder that respiratory illnesses can be fatal, particularly among very young children as…
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Nov
11
2022
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By Kevin Bonner
Oil rises by 3% after China relaxes COVID restrictions

Oil rises by 3% after China relaxes COVID restrictions

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Oil prices rose by around 3% Friday, after Chinese health officials eased some of their COVID restrictions. Brent crude futures increased by $2.86 or 3.1% to $96.53 per barrel at 1145 GMT. This extends a 1.1% increase in the previous session. Commerzbank stated that the Chinese government had made the first steps to ease regulations. However, this did not mean that oil prices would drop. The Friday milder-than-expected U.S. Inflation data boosted hopes that the Federal Reserve would slow rate increases and increase prices, increasing the chances of a soft landing by the world's largest economy. You can get up…
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Nov
01
2022
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By Kevin Bonner
Economies weaken Inflation remains high

Economies weaken Inflation remains high

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The risks of a downturn to the outlook for economic growth globally have continued to increase throughout October. some leading indicators now indicating even more severe recessions, especially in the eurozone. On the bright side, the euro zone escaped recession in the third quarter, as consumers' spending turned out to be more resilient to the effects of inflationary pressures than anticipated. However inflation pressures continue to grow, as the euro zone HICP growth hit a record-setting high of 10.7 percent in October. Although energy prices were the primary factor driving inflation in H1 2022, the pressures on prices are now…
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Oct
15
2022
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By Kevin Bonner
Without a Nasal Vaccine the U.S. advantage in Combating Covid is in Danger

Without a Nasal Vaccine the U.S. advantage in Combating Covid is in Danger

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Biden administration officials are expressing concerns that the slow progress in the development of a nasal vaccine to Covid-19 within the U.S. could pose a security risk, as China, Iran and Russia accept their own vaccines via the mouth or nose. Although oral and nasal vaccines are being researched across the U.S., none are near to being released onto the market since Congress hasn't yet approved additional funds for studies and developments. Pharmaceutical companies of all sizes are not investing in the next generation of vaccines due to the fact that they don't have the potential for profits. China already…
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