Yeah, Germany is in deep trouble. The notion of net zero and the sanctions on Russia have led to large increases in energy prices and with them increased manufacturing costs, and populations with less money to spend. Without Germany, Europe has no industrial powerhouse. Bad news for all concerned here.
Germany fucked their future by not investing in a digital economy and assuming their high precision engineering would keep them sailing through, how wrong they were…!
It is hard for workers who are getting poorer... The rich have taken and are taking wealth out of the system, you have put all the burden on the backs of the poor. WOW
@@Mark-l9k9q obviously the poor have some little money. and the rich have found a way to take little money out of poor's little moneys, living the poor even poorer. simpels! you don't need to be a rocket scientist to figure that one out!
How did "deregulation" become associated with " good times ahead"?... for whom? ...You know, regulations are there for a reason... right? I for one, prefer my food poison free, my child care 'n' rent under 5 figures and my drinking water non-radioactive. But, clearly I'm weird like that!
Regulation costs money. It costs money to government and it costs money to business. They pass the costs to the taxpayer and consumer respectively. I run a business, and regulation is a pain. You might think "you're just a dirty criminal" - that's your right, if anything, regulations are easy to cheat, and I don't, regulations often hurt honest businesses. Another thing about regulations is that they are local. You get a phone assembled in China, partly because assembling it in the US or the UK is a regulatory nightmare and it costs at least 4 times as much.
@@AlexGoldring So, Don't take this wrong but, what I'm hearing is, "The making of money for some, is more important that the safety, health and opportunities of the wider populous at large." From what you say, I'm sensing that you are a fully paid up member of the church of modern capitalism,.. That's ok! We all have to buy into the system we have, there is no way out of it, currently. But, It's about balance.. The US for example, "The land of opportunity and the American dream", is currently raked 27th in the world for upwards mobility, behind Estonia and 16th in the world, for happiness. While the top 10 are ALL Liberal socialist democracies in Europe.. for both!.. so clearly, this extreme "individualism / self reliance" thing has flaws! "Trickle down economics" doesn't work and never has.. focusing on "individualism and American exceptionalism" is just another way of saying 'selfishness and exploitation'. Which leads to long term degradation. A tentative move towards more Social support of the middle class and working class, yields long term financial and social benefits, for all! Cooperation balanced with personal independence via a middle out approach..... that is proven!
@@rw9207 This is a Strawman argument. I tried to engage with you in good faith. What does it matter how many "good" regulations are in place for, say, energy production, when your kids are freezing in the winter because electricity is too expensive as a result? This is not a hypothetical either, building a nuclear power plant right now is unprofitable in most of the western world, exactly because of regulations. I never said anything about "trickle down economics" or "church of capitalism". But you are making an argument for less business, higher taxes and costs to the consumer. Let's make an educated guess that you are employed by someone. Do you like having a job and a salary? Because it doesn't sound like you do, or do you just think that others should not have such an opportunity? Regulation makes it more expensive for businesses to run, it's not even a contentious topic.
@@AlexGoldring Firstly, I made several points, none of which, I believe, can be claimed as a straw man fallacy. If you claim it is, you will have to be more specific. On the flip side however, your statement can be construed as a reductive argument. There are multiple ingredient in any cake and to suggest that regulation is the direct cause of inflated construction costs, is by definition, hugely over simplified... not to mention selfish! It's not just about you and yours... As for heating, the 3 main contribution factors, to increased heating costs are: 1. Rising wholesale energy prices, due to supply chain disruption and geopolitical tension. 2.Inflation, 3,Exchange rates, affecting imported energy and equipment / materials. If that wasn't enough, regulation in the energy sector serves multiple important purposes; 1. Consumer protection, against unfair practises and being swindled. 2,Market stability,By setting standards and guidelines we maintain stable and competitive markets. 3.Public health and safety, preventing, sometimes, catastrophic accidents and protecting public health. 4. Environmental protections, ... self explanatory! 5. Energy security, ensuring a stable energy future by promoting source diversity. .. all of which you would probably complain about, if they weren't there! Grenfell Tower fire (UK), The national water issues (uk), The East Palestine Train derailment (USA) resulting in an entire town being evacuated...The Boeing 737 door explosion.. The vaping crisis... ALL DIRECTLY attributed to Deregulation!! Yes, regulation can lead to increasing costs, but, they are by no means the only reason and they play a crucial role in maintaining a safe, balanced, fair and stable market! .... there... do you feel "engaged" now?
@@rw9207 "you feed engaged"? - yes. You just said the same thing that regulation can lead to increasing costs. Why does the government want to implement a round of deregulation? - to reduce costs to public. Sort of done at this point. Introducing regulations more often than not fails to achieve what the regulation aims to do. I'm not an economist, but there have been studies into this as far back as 70s. I'd like to think the modern day regulations are more effective, but too often they are politically motivated. It's not about helping you and yours, as you say, it's about the party looking good by claiming they are taking care of the public. Same with deregulation, sometimes it does more harm than good. There is a regulation here in the UK, called "Salmon Act of 1986" that states you can be arrested carrying salmon in the public. Yes, specifically only salmon. Does this make your life better? There's the famous Jones act in the US that actively destroyed their shipping industry while being introduced to do the exact opposite. My belief is that majority of regulation is doing more harm than good. That is, it might be beneficial on parameter X by 30 abstract value units, but harmful on other parameters up to a total of 70 units. As such, I believe that careful deregulation is a net positive. If the laws were being introduced carefully and with benevolent intent - I would feel differently perhaps. Did you know that here in the UK you can get arrested and sentenced by typing bad things in RUclips comments? Not event incitement to violence. Anyway, I think you're just being contrarian since you admitted to believing that there are bad regulations, and in general we are in an agreement. About the Grenfell, housing costs in the UK are extraordinary, primarily due to regulations. You can't build here, not easily. We probably lack some regulation, especially for larger projects where 100s of people are going to live in a building, but just the same we have a LOT of red tape that does more harm than good. Last property I rented was eyewateringly expensive, it had holes in the walls, poor electics etc. Yet, it was passing a few pages-worth of regulations, and the reason I had to pay so much in rent was because those and other regulations prevented more houses from being built.
A tariff is a tax that businesses (including domestic businesses) have to pay for to have their stuff imported which gives them the excuse to raise their prices
Yea so Trump's proposed tarrif policies will be inflationary even though the main reason he won the election was anger at inflation. He's not a particularly bright spark
Questions for major economies can't arguing anything concrete. In globalism export bring high prices to your homeland for the same products and you don't need expensive university to see this how this work and plus inflation and people are disoriented. In the name of export the new plan is the old plan for high prices.
The world has two big wars for the last three years in Ucraine and in the Middle East ,and those conflicts are expensive and dangerous with risk and uncertainty. I would ask Michelle Fleury if if an economy in times of peace and trust is always better and growing faster than the other posibilities.
I've been making a lot of looses trying to make profit trading. I thought trading on a demo account is just like trading the real market. Can anyone help me out or at least advise me on what to do?
Trading on a demo account can definitely feel similar to the real market, but there are some differences. It's important to remember that trading involves risks and it's normal to face looses sometimes. One piece of advice is to start small and gradually increase your investments as you gain more experience and confidence. It might also be helpful to seek guidance from experienced traders or do some research on different trading strategies
Very informative, thank you for this effort. We can improve our conditions, we need to participate more in society. We will thrive as we have before here in Europe
Thanks for the analysis! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?
humans are becoming superfluous to production but they remain essential to consumption hence worldwide nations are challenged about how to increase growth. the problem is the existing growth model is no longer applicable to the changing global environment, particularly as AI and robotics surge ahead. we've boxed ourselves into an economic dead end.
Global Economy Ha. It's forever growing its never stopped growing much like our ability to work and the hours we put in, it just ends up in the wrong pockets
@@amgry5461 No. Everyone has a better standard of living than in the past. It continues to improve for all as time passes. How are the rich making money if the poor have none?
Economic collapse is due to uneven distribution or big discrepancy of wealth. Most people has less disposable income income and trap in debt. The capitalists conniving with the politicians are hoarding the equal distribution of wealth by giving less wages and more taxes.
UK will be the only country that leads the world to GDP growth. UK's economy is expected to grow at 0%, which is much better than Germany at minus 0.4%.
It sounds like there are some exciting twists ahead for the global economy! With such a mix of challenges and opportunities, it'll be interesting to see how everything unfolds in 2025. Let's keep the conversation going!
this does not change the fact that in Australia there are 48 million kangaroos and in Uruguay there are 3,457,380 inhabitants. So if the kangaroos decide to invade Uruguay,each Uruguayan will have to fight 14 kangaroos
@ZYau-lc5ql lol people here have too much interest in New York and couldn't tell you where York is! Meanwhile kier starmer is worrying about Elon musk exposing the migrant grooming gangs in luton 🤣 which he already arrested Tommy robinson for exposing... the only difference is one of them is an American billionaire
@ZYau-lc5ql The Government are Worried about Elon musk exposing what they already arrested Tommy Robinson for exposing, the only difference being people will listen to an American billionare 😅
@ZYau-lc5ql @ZYau-lc5ql They're Worried about Elon musk exposing what they already arrested Tommy Robinson for exposing, the only difference being people will listen to an American billionare, where is York anyway? 😉
Same here, I believe the Bitcoin ETFs approval will be life changing opportunity for us, with my current portfolio of $108,000 from my investments with my personal financial advisor i totally agree with you
YES!!! That's exactly her name (Margaret Emily) so many people have recommended highly about her and am just starting with her, Kairangi from Brisbane Australia..🇦🇺
She is my family' personal Broker and also a personal Broker to many families in the United states, she is a licensed broker and a FINRA AGENT in the United States.🇺🇸
@@Mark-l9k9q Indeed, but Labour hold the reigns at the moment and so should be doing something about it. I criticised Tories the same back when they where in power.
@@RomanHistoryFan476AD They held the reins for 14 years, and did nothing. I'm right wing in my views and no supporter of the Labour party or this shower of a government but, I'm no supporter of duff centre parties like the Conservatives or Reform, either.
"and paying the antiquated TV licence is an insult we can't afford" it's not just antiquated it's kind of illegal you never watch BBC, and yet if you watch services provided by OTHER TV stations, you have to pay BBC it's like going to a restaurant, order beans on toast they bring you beans on toast you eat them and at the end they present you with a steak and caviar bill. but I didn't have steak and caviar, you say. and they reply: it doesn't matter it's the law that if you eat in our restaurant then whatever you eat, you have to pay for a steak and caviar so, comply now otherwise we will put you in jail wasn't digital TV brought about so they can control who watches their program? you pay their subscription, they give you an access code to decode the stream same as for adult channels wasn't there a law that you are not forced to pay for services you don't receive or was that just in my imagination?
...The exemption is offered to Moroccan prisoners while keeping the countryside and the Sahara for many years without trial in the prisons of the Makhzen ...??!! Where are the human rights organizations
Are you really asking old semi-fossilized people in power and stupid voting Americans to look into the past to guide their decision making? You're asking for too much here
I think America will do the best, with the positivity that Mr Trump has, America will do well, China, Russia and other parts of the world wont be much change, the place where the most difficult will be is the EU, if the EU focused on there industry, there people and not funding silly wars, the EU would do better, the EU does not have foreign investment and the stability needed because they still want to fund the ukraine war, for 3 years the dumb EU politicians have seen that the EU ecomony is getting worse, there is so much negativity there, I cant understand why ursula and her EU team cant turn things around, but they still want to fund ukraine war and keep happy zelensky's scam, what fools they are, I can only see that the EU getting worse, recession and more poverty.
Mind recommending other news sources that you rely on to understand the world? I would love to see what you think is so much less propagandistic than the BBC
It will be garbage. Quite simply.
for Ru z z ya after they lose
You spelt Farage wrong, easy mistake 😂
Bbc is talking more about Germany and China rather than speaking on UK economy
Brexit?
Are you crazy? You should be investing in the American stock market.
NEWS FLASH : Rich will get richer and the poorer will get poorer.
Exactly
I was poor now I work hard I’m rich don’t cry
Pathetic
@BluntyBlue-e1l why ain't you at work then
@BluntyBlue-e1l You're still poor to me.
I live in Germany and have done so since 1981. The Germany economy is in a bad shape and 1000's of Business's will not survive 2025 or beyond.
Yeah, Germany is in deep trouble. The notion of net zero and the sanctions on Russia have led to large increases in energy prices and with them increased manufacturing costs, and populations with less money to spend. Without Germany, Europe has no industrial powerhouse. Bad news for all concerned here.
@@Mark-l9k9q Merkel is living lavishly
@@ghosthdel3098
She's old and childless. Her genes will die with her.
@@ghosthdel3098 She's old and childless. Her genes will disappear with her.
Germany fucked their future by not investing in a digital economy and assuming their high precision engineering would keep them sailing through, how wrong they were…!
Germany economy is not strong for 2025.
1:14 “if” ? Really?
Nothing about your own basket case economy in the UK 😂
It is hard for workers who are getting poorer... The rich have taken and are taking wealth out of the system, you have put all the burden on the backs of the poor. WOW
How are the rich making money if the poor have none?
@@Mark-l9k9q obviously the poor have some little money.
and the rich have found a way to take little money out of poor's little moneys, living the poor even poorer.
simpels!
you don't need to be a rocket scientist to figure that one out!
@@Mark-l9k9qWhy do you think the poor don't have any? Because the value created by the poor is already scooped up by the rich.
How did "deregulation" become associated with " good times ahead"?... for whom? ...You know, regulations are there for a reason... right? I for one, prefer my food poison free, my child care 'n' rent under 5 figures and my drinking water non-radioactive. But, clearly I'm weird like that!
Regulation costs money. It costs money to government and it costs money to business. They pass the costs to the taxpayer and consumer respectively.
I run a business, and regulation is a pain.
You might think "you're just a dirty criminal" - that's your right, if anything, regulations are easy to cheat, and I don't, regulations often hurt honest businesses.
Another thing about regulations is that they are local. You get a phone assembled in China, partly because assembling it in the US or the UK is a regulatory nightmare and it costs at least 4 times as much.
@@AlexGoldring So, Don't take this wrong but, what I'm hearing is, "The making of money for some, is more important that the safety, health and opportunities of the wider populous at large."
From what you say, I'm sensing that you are a fully paid up member of the church of modern capitalism,.. That's ok!
We all have to buy into the system we have, there is no way out of it, currently. But, It's about balance.. The US for example, "The land of opportunity and the American dream", is currently raked 27th in the world for upwards mobility, behind Estonia and 16th in the world, for happiness. While the top 10 are ALL Liberal socialist democracies in Europe.. for both!.. so clearly, this extreme "individualism / self reliance" thing has flaws! "Trickle down economics" doesn't work and never has.. focusing on "individualism and American exceptionalism" is just another way of saying 'selfishness and exploitation'. Which leads to long term degradation. A tentative move towards more Social support of the middle class and working class, yields long term financial and social benefits, for all!
Cooperation balanced with personal independence via a middle out approach..... that is proven!
@@rw9207 This is a Strawman argument.
I tried to engage with you in good faith.
What does it matter how many "good" regulations are in place for, say, energy production, when your kids are freezing in the winter because electricity is too expensive as a result? This is not a hypothetical either, building a nuclear power plant right now is unprofitable in most of the western world, exactly because of regulations.
I never said anything about "trickle down economics" or "church of capitalism". But you are making an argument for less business, higher taxes and costs to the consumer.
Let's make an educated guess that you are employed by someone. Do you like having a job and a salary? Because it doesn't sound like you do, or do you just think that others should not have such an opportunity? Regulation makes it more expensive for businesses to run, it's not even a contentious topic.
@@AlexGoldring Firstly, I made several points, none of which, I believe, can be claimed as a straw man fallacy. If you claim it is, you will have to be more specific.
On the flip side however, your statement can be construed as a reductive argument. There are multiple ingredient in any cake and to suggest that regulation is the direct cause of inflated construction costs, is by definition, hugely over simplified... not to mention selfish! It's not just about you and yours...
As for heating, the 3 main contribution factors, to increased heating costs are:
1. Rising wholesale energy prices, due to supply chain disruption and geopolitical tension.
2.Inflation,
3,Exchange rates, affecting imported energy and equipment / materials.
If that wasn't enough, regulation in the energy sector serves multiple important purposes;
1. Consumer protection, against unfair practises and being swindled.
2,Market stability,By setting standards and guidelines we maintain stable and competitive markets.
3.Public health and safety, preventing, sometimes, catastrophic accidents and protecting public health.
4. Environmental protections, ... self explanatory!
5. Energy security, ensuring a stable energy future by promoting source diversity.
.. all of which you would probably complain about, if they weren't there!
Grenfell Tower fire (UK), The national water issues (uk), The East Palestine Train derailment (USA) resulting in an entire town being evacuated...The Boeing 737 door explosion.. The vaping crisis... ALL DIRECTLY attributed to Deregulation!!
Yes, regulation can lead to increasing costs, but, they are by no means the only reason and they play a crucial role in maintaining a safe, balanced, fair and stable market!
.... there... do you feel "engaged" now?
@@rw9207 "you feed engaged"? - yes. You just said the same thing that regulation can lead to increasing costs. Why does the government want to implement a round of deregulation? - to reduce costs to public. Sort of done at this point.
Introducing regulations more often than not fails to achieve what the regulation aims to do. I'm not an economist, but there have been studies into this as far back as 70s. I'd like to think the modern day regulations are more effective, but too often they are politically motivated. It's not about helping you and yours, as you say, it's about the party looking good by claiming they are taking care of the public. Same with deregulation, sometimes it does more harm than good.
There is a regulation here in the UK, called "Salmon Act of 1986" that states you can be arrested carrying salmon in the public. Yes, specifically only salmon. Does this make your life better? There's the famous Jones act in the US that actively destroyed their shipping industry while being introduced to do the exact opposite.
My belief is that majority of regulation is doing more harm than good. That is, it might be beneficial on parameter X by 30 abstract value units, but harmful on other parameters up to a total of 70 units. As such, I believe that careful deregulation is a net positive. If the laws were being introduced carefully and with benevolent intent - I would feel differently perhaps.
Did you know that here in the UK you can get arrested and sentenced by typing bad things in RUclips comments? Not event incitement to violence.
Anyway, I think you're just being contrarian since you admitted to believing that there are bad regulations, and in general we are in an agreement.
About the Grenfell, housing costs in the UK are extraordinary, primarily due to regulations. You can't build here, not easily. We probably lack some regulation, especially for larger projects where 100s of people are going to live in a building, but just the same we have a LOT of red tape that does more harm than good. Last property I rented was eyewateringly expensive, it had holes in the walls, poor electics etc. Yet, it was passing a few pages-worth of regulations, and the reason I had to pay so much in rent was because those and other regulations prevented more houses from being built.
As long as there are no fewer billionaires, things will continue to be bad 🤷
Didn't talk about UK economy, I guess it's not nice to talk about the City and its love for international dirty money.
A tariff is a tax that businesses (including domestic businesses) have to pay for to have their stuff imported which gives them the excuse to raise their prices
Yea so Trump's proposed tarrif policies will be inflationary even though the main reason he won the election was anger at inflation. He's not a particularly bright spark
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Questions for major economies can't arguing anything concrete. In globalism export bring high prices to your homeland for the same products and you don't need expensive university to see this how this work and plus inflation and people are disoriented. In the name of export the new plan is the old plan for high prices.
It isn't an excuse, it's a reason. Tariffs are always paid by the end user in increased prices for goods.
Thanks for a good broad analyse 👍
The world has two big wars for the last three years in Ucraine and in the Middle East ,and those conflicts are expensive and dangerous with risk and uncertainty. I would ask Michelle Fleury if if an economy in times of peace and trust is always better and growing faster than the other posibilities.
I've been making a lot of looses trying to make profit trading. I thought trading on a demo account is just like trading the real market. Can anyone help me out or at least advise me on what to do?
Trading on a demo account can definitely feel similar to the real market, but there are some differences. It's important to remember that trading involves risks and it's normal to face looses sometimes. One piece of advice is to start small and gradually increase your investments as you gain more experience and confidence. It might also be helpful to seek guidance from experienced traders or do some research on different trading strategies
I will advise you should stop trading on your own if you keep losing.
If you can, then get a professional to trade for you i think that way your assets are more secure
I'd recommend Bernila Andrew her profit is great even when there's a dip
Very informative, thank you for this effort. We can improve our conditions, we need to participate more in society. We will thrive as we have before here in Europe
Thanks for the analysis! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?
humans are becoming superfluous to production but they remain essential to consumption hence worldwide nations are challenged about how to increase growth. the problem is the existing growth model is no longer applicable to the changing global environment, particularly as AI and robotics surge ahead. we've boxed ourselves into an economic dead end.
you're talking about western rich countries
because the situation is totally different for China and Singapore
Pandemic and war
...
Tax and tax the tax.
It's a fall!
The mother of all recessions.
Global Economy Ha. It's forever growing its never stopped growing much like our ability to work and the hours we put in, it just ends up in the wrong pockets
Is that why everyone in the world now has a better standard of living than ever before?
@Mark-l9k9q No just for the people who's offshore accounts in falls into
@@amgry5461
No. Everyone has a better standard of living than in the past. It continues to improve for all as time passes. How are the rich making money if the poor have none?
@Mark-l9k9q 🫲🌈 Inflation🌈🫱
@@Mark-l9k9q I suppose daddy never told you the rich get richer and the poor get poorer
how? bbc will increase fare
seriously how can anyone believe any politician that promises wealth without properly explaining how they're gonna do it...?
It's unbelievable that a British TV company, talking about the global economy, didn't mention their own country
It’s just a 5min snippet of the full programme for RUclips
@@thomaspickard4138Right? 😂
Economic collapse is due to uneven distribution or big discrepancy of wealth.
Most people has less disposable income income and trap in debt.
The capitalists conniving with the politicians are hoarding the equal distribution of wealth by giving less wages and more taxes.
One thing he’s good at is making money. I don’t think you should worry about that part.
The USA economic look was weirdly rose tinted and simplistic compared to the other more detailed looks on countries like China 🤔
Bullshit propaganda. The Chinese economy is a mess and they just make up numbers.
GTFO
Take knowledge and factories to China and than ask why the economy doesn’t grow…
UK will be the only country that leads the world to GDP growth. UK's economy is expected to grow at 0%, which is much better than Germany at minus 0.4%.
The Chinese Economist clearly prefers numbers over words. (no disrespect). but yeah.
By starting with your internal politics and reinforcing economy .
China, Russia and India will do well, but God help the EU and the UK.
Russia and to a lesser extent China, seriously?
Are you on the same planet?
@@ObiWanChernobyl_1 no they're a bot.
@@luigiwoo4469first trade war - us was widely characterised as the loser. Check out Wikipedia your own western site
It sounds like there are some exciting twists ahead for the global economy! With such a mix of challenges and opportunities, it'll be interesting to see how everything unfolds in 2025. Let's keep the conversation going!
Bot
Stock market all time high. It is and will be amazing when youre rich!
If youre a peasant, tough luck
Doesn't matter really.We will pay more for sure
Depends on what wars the US/UK create to keep it stacked.
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I propose that London be renamed Londanisthan and Sharia law be implemented in the United Kingdom.
it’s already like that anyway
What about uk 😂😂
UK economy is benefits based economy. Look at your social security spending,crazy.
this does not change the fact that in Australia there are 48 million kangaroos and in Uruguay there are 3,457,380 inhabitants. So if the kangaroos decide to invade Uruguay,each Uruguayan will have to fight 14 kangaroos
You again the attention seeking spammer
😂😂😂
A British medium concerns more about China than its own country. You are quite responsible😆
New York New Yoooork! 😉
@@amgry5461 Did you see they especially analyze the US?🤣
@ZYau-lc5ql lol people here have too much interest in New York and couldn't tell you where York is! Meanwhile kier starmer is worrying about Elon musk exposing the migrant grooming gangs in luton 🤣 which he already arrested Tommy robinson for exposing... the only difference is one of them is an American billionaire
@ZYau-lc5ql The Government are Worried about Elon musk exposing what they already arrested Tommy Robinson for exposing, the only difference being people will listen to an American billionare 😅
@ZYau-lc5ql @ZYau-lc5ql They're Worried about Elon musk exposing what they already arrested Tommy Robinson for exposing, the only difference being people will listen to an American billionare, where is York anyway? 😉
There was nothing there about what was in store it was a report on the current situation….
I'm favored financially with Bitcoin ETFs approval, Thank you buddy.$32,000 weekly profit regardless of how bad it gets on the economy.
Same here, I believe the Bitcoin ETFs approval will be life changing opportunity for us, with my current portfolio of $108,000 from my investments with my personal financial advisor i totally agree with you
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Im not heard as many Errs in an interview than this dude
Surely there is a bigger story in the UK to cover? The cover up and failure of Labour to protect children?
Not just Labour, every government.
@@Mark-l9k9q Indeed, but Labour hold the reigns at the moment and so should be doing something about it. I criticised Tories the same back when they where in power.
@@RomanHistoryFan476AD
They held the reins for 14 years, and did nothing. I'm right wing in my views and no supporter of the Labour party or this shower of a government but, I'm no supporter of duff centre parties like the Conservatives or Reform, either.
@@RomanHistoryFan476AD
The Tories held those reins for 14 years.
@@RomanHistoryFan476AD
I'm no Labour supporter, btw.
I can tell you the UK economy will not fare well under labour
But it fared so well under the Tories eh.
@@MidnightSouls of course not but its going to get worse under labour.
That's because 🇬🇧 will always remain a 🇺🇸🐩
The 🇺🇸 dollar is toast!
Few months in and Starmer has matched Truss already. Yeah it’s going to get much much worse
@@leet3207it’s gonna be bloody awful across the globe and Trumps tariffs will destroy us all!!
Not a labour problem or Tory problem, a world problem!!
if you’re not ready for real change, skip the book Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki, it’s too much for most people.
*The RICH will get richer and the POOR will get poorer* - and paying the antiquated TV licence is an insult we can't afford. ⛔⛔⛔
"and paying the antiquated TV licence is an insult we can't afford"
it's not just antiquated
it's kind of illegal
you never watch BBC, and yet if you watch services provided by OTHER TV stations, you have to pay BBC
it's like going to a restaurant, order beans on toast
they bring you beans on toast
you eat them
and at the end they present you with a steak and caviar bill.
but I didn't have steak and caviar, you say.
and they reply:
it doesn't matter
it's the law that if you eat in our restaurant then whatever you eat, you have to pay for a steak and caviar
so, comply now otherwise we will put you in jail
wasn't digital TV brought about so they can control who watches their program?
you pay their subscription, they give you an access code to decode the stream
same as for adult channels
wasn't there a law that you are not forced to pay for services you don't receive
or was that just in my imagination?
don’t pay
US strong growth - 1.7%😅
China weak growth - 4.5%😢
BBC:🤤
十年早いんだよ！
1970 IS THE STORY LEGEND OF BLACK BART AMERICAN MOVIE OR BRITISH MOVIE
don’t read the book Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki if you’re fine staying like everyone else, it’s not for you.
And no China America is not for sale . Get the sushi out of here . 🍜
Global?? Yeah right!
The UK economy will grow by 67% following investments made in sending billions of military support to Ukraine.
No spoilers
He’s or she is? It’s very normal
...The exemption is offered to Moroccan prisoners while keeping the countryside and the Sahara for many years without trial in the prisons of the Makhzen ...??!! Where are the human rights organizations
And we should care because? Solve your problems yourselves. Stop begging. That's disgusting.
NO MORE CHIP GAS PRICES FOR EUROPE FROM RUSSIA.
😮🎉thanks for sharing
Weren’t tariffs part of the cause of Great Depression?!
Are you really asking old semi-fossilized people in power and stupid voting Americans to look into the past to guide their decision making? You're asking for too much here
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Thanks for share news morning with us. See you from Brazil.
Still bigger than my bank balance 😂
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This is a prediction, not news. The news reports what has happened, not what might happen 🤷♂️
"the new year raises BEEG questions for major shareholders around the world" shouldve said that instead...
The food crisis in North Korea will be less severe due to the fact that about 50,000 of them will die in Ukraine.
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😂😂south korea which is fully democratic country will not exist on face of earth in next few decades does these Ring any bell
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6000词汇，不开字幕根本听不懂。。。。
Policy should be based on reality. We need an open source world model that shows the flows of material, human, intellectual, and ecological resources.
WALL
The whole Europe is talking about grooming gangs in the UK.
Doing everything youse can not to report on grooming gangs. Any wonder nobody pays the tv licence even though we watch live tv😂
Grooming gang? Is that a Tory club?
@ Labour out with the bots😂 tell Stalin he’s done😂
💰 'Third - Turm' _ •💷 💶 💴• _ "Third - Trillion" 💸
OT!!
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I think America will do the best, with the positivity that Mr Trump has, America will do well, China, Russia and other parts of the world wont be much change, the place where the most difficult will be is the EU, if the EU focused on there industry, there people and not funding silly wars, the EU would do better, the EU does not have foreign investment and the stability needed because they still want to fund the ukraine war, for 3 years the dumb EU politicians have seen that the EU ecomony is getting worse, there is so much negativity there, I cant understand why ursula and her EU team cant turn things around, but they still want to fund ukraine war and keep happy zelensky's scam, what fools they are, I can only see that the EU getting worse, recession and more poverty.
2025 will make the great depression look like a party.
Why’s that please explain why???
@darrenfox3640 where have you been under a rock , the west is beyond broke.
tonight we go to party like it’s 1929! Lol
@ not be much too sing 🎶 and dance 🕺 about then!
Argentina doing well 🎉
Is it really? We don't hear anything about it here in Europe...
@@mikementzer9292oh yes realllllly
Magnetic Aura book by Takeshi Mizuki ain’t for everyone, it’s for people who actually want to get ahead.
seriously, don’t pick up the book Magnetic Aura unless you’re ready to see things differently, no joke.
Propaganda Propaganda Propaganda Propaganda Propaganda Propaganda Propaganda Propaganda
Mind recommending other news sources that you rely on to understand the world? I would love to see what you think is so much less propagandistic than the BBC
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@@bordedup546to understand how the world works you should research different propaganda sources, and then analyse yourself