Vince Lanci on Arcadia Economics discusses the ongoing challenges faced by the Federal Reserve in managing interest rates amidst elevated inflation in the US. Meanwhile, Japan has been dealing with its own set of problems as the value of the Yen continues to decline, leading the Bank of Japan to intervene multiple times in the past week. Janet Yellen has recently expressed her dissatisfaction with the actions taken by the Bank of Japan, and in this segment, Vince examines the events that unfolded and highlights the delicate position in which all central banks currently find themselves.
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Sean Foo discusses the recent development where India has increased its purchase of Russian oil through the heavily sanctioned Sovcomflot fleet, indicating a potential collapse of the price cap and a lack of effectiveness of US sanctions. Additionally, the IMF has upgraded the Russian economy, signaling its strength. Furthermore, reports suggest that Russian citizens who had previously fled the country are now returning for economic opportunities, further solidifying the positive outlook on the Russian economy.
Gregory Mannarino discusses the commencement of the next stage in the devaluation of currency.
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Arcadia Economics
Premiered May 6, 2024
While the Federal Reserve continues to grapple with its interest rate conundrum as inflation remains elevated in the US, Japan has been experiencing its own issues. Where the Yen has been sinking, which has required the Bank of Japan to conduct several interventions over the past week.
In new comments, Janet Yellen has expressed that she was not entirely thrilled with the action by the Bank of Japan, and this morning Vince looks at what happened, and the precarious situation that all of these central banks find themselves in.
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He also goes through the latest news and trading levels. So to get ready for the start of your trading week, click to watch the video now!
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Sean Foo
May 6, 2024
In a big twist, India has bought even more Russian oil using the heavily sanctioned Sovcomflot fleet. This is a sign that the price cap is collapsing and even the threat of US sanctions isn’t effective. Meanwhile, the IMF has upgraded the Russian economy in a sign of strength. This is further confirmed by reports that Russian citizens who fled are returning back for economic opportunities.
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Gregory Mannarino
Streamed live May 6, 2024
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