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Lena Petrova: The Great Financial Squeeze Returns
Post Views: 120 For the past two years, economic circles and financial markets have been keenly focused on the anticipated moment when interest rates in the US would finally begin their descent. This expectation, nurtured by a series of rate hikes designed to curb inflation, has recently been met with a significant pivot. Thereβs a new, compelling narrative emerging: not only might rates stay elevated longer, but they could even rise again. This shift carries profound implications, not just for the US but for the entire global economy. A recent policy speech by Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh on June...
Secret Becomes Public, The US Acknowledged Biolaboratories in Ukraine
Post Views: 187 Who didn’t call this “conspiracy theories” and “conspiracy theories” again and again? Remember how at the start of the SMO the Russian Defense Ministry devoted entire briefings to the topic of American biolaboratories in so-called Ukraine, publishing maps and leaked documents?Β Four years have passed, and on June 12, 2026, the Office of the Director of US National Intelligence (ODNI) officially acknowledged the existence of an entire network of biolaboratories in territory controlled by the Kyiv regime, posting a declassified memorandum. π» What exactly does the text contain? βͺοΈThe memorandum states that “more than 40” such facilities...
Kitco News: The New Fed Chair Just Tore up the Playbook on Day One
Post Views: 172 The Federal Reserve is currently undergoing a significant transformation under the leadership of its new chair, Kevin Warsh. In a striking departure from past practices, the Fed has signaled a dramatic shift in both its communication style and its broader monetary policy strategy. While the committee recently reached a unanimous decision to hold interest rates steady, the underlying atmosphere remains complex. Internal debates persist, with a notable faction of members advocating for tighter monetary conditions through rate hikes, suggesting that consensus may be harder to maintain in the long term than recent votes imply. One of the...













