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Syria has gone back in time 40 years, both socially and economically, and will take up to 30 years to recover, UN and Araba League Envoy to Syria Staffan De Mistura told Boom Bust’s Erin Ade. With a conservative estimate of 240,000 people killed and millions more either wounded or turned into refugees, the official said, the vast human toll imperils any economic future for the country.
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Monday and we’re back! Saudi Arabia vows to cap oil exports why the inflation rate has the Fed worrying. Taxes; can’t live with them and can’t get rid of them. However, Connor Brantley and Ed Martin are taking on this issue as we examine tax reform from both sides of the aisle as the Republican healthcare bill falters. Alex Mikhailovich talks NAFTA as friction increases between the US and Canada. Finally, the Lionel of Lionel Media takes aim at the malls of America as many are shuttered. That and more today on Boom Bust.
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Our lead story: Just yesterday, we told you that QE was done – the Fed closed the door on its third program of large scale asset purchases to expand its balance sheet and QE3 was history. However, as the Japanese show us, QE is an economic policy zombie that no amount of garlic protection can prevent from rising up again to work its magic on our global economy! Erin weighs in.
Then, Erin talks to Jim Rickards – chief global strategist at West Shore Funds and author of The New York Times bestselling book "The Death of Money." Jim tells Erin how far Chinese growth will have to fall in order to make a successful rebalancing a possibility and gives us his prediction on what will happen if oil prices continue to stay weak.
After the break, Erin sits down with David Merkel – founder and president of Aleph Investments. The top 449 companies in the S&P 500 spent $2.4 trillion – more than half their profits – on buybacks between 2003 and 2012. David tells us what he thinks is the driving factor behind this and gives us his top macro investment ideas for the next few years.
And in The Big Deal, Erin and Edward Harrison talk about Japan. Take a look!
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Donald Trump has his twitter fingers and eyes set on the Freedom Caucus. Can American lawmakers find common ground on healthcare? Hadley Heath Manning, Director of Health Policy at the Independent Women's Forum joins us for a conversation on the topic. Now that article 50 has been triggered, the UK has officially began the Brexit process, Boom Bust’s Bianca Facchinei has the latest. A former Jefferies Banker has been fined for using whatsApp to share and brag confidential data. Boom Bust’s Manuel Rapalo takes a look at the impact of El Salvadorian lawmakers announcing a ban on metal mining. Finally, lay-offs for workers and bonuses for the executives is a story we’ve all heard before, RT’s Alex Mihailovich takes a look at Bombardier and some of the activity that is coming under fire.
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As the memories of the 2008 financial crash begin to fade from recent memory, mega bank mergers are moving markets. TG Watkins of Simpler Trading joins the show today to analyze the recent ramp up of acquisitions breaking into the headlines. Plus, despite a surge in the popularity of cryptocurrencies, the price of Bitcoin has been pummeled in recent days. Joey Krug of Pantera Capital lends us a hand to break down the details of Bitcoin’s fall and what lies in store for the sector.
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As Tesla's growing operations expand in China, CEO Elon Musk has claimed that he would halt production immediately if it was revealed that his products were being used for spying. We bring you a Boom Bust star panel on the eccentric owner's comments and whether his resolve outweighs profits. (1:06) Plus, an ongoing concern for the Biden administration in its early days is the Nord Stream 2 Pipeline from Russia to Germany, with defenders and critics of the project making their points known. We dig into the European reaction to US criticism of the pipeline and what moves, if any, the nation could take to halt development. (12:16) And later, the Federal Reserve has claimed that the United States is nearing a full economic recovery more than one year since pandemic lockdowns brought the nation to a halt. Octavio Marenzi of Opimus LLC offers his insight into the statement and where the world's largest economy stands on its path to normalcy. (18:12)
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There may be at least a little relief for China's pork problem as trade tensions have eased in light of its trade talks with the United States. Fred Kaufman, author of Bet the Farm, joins the show to give an outlook on pork in the People's Republic. Plus, as regulators across the world are taking action against tech giants, Facebook is facing another hurdle in Europe. Cryptocurrency Analyst Ben Swann joins us to explain France’s heat on Libra. Plus, Purdue Pharma has reached a tentative settlement in the ever-growing opioid crisis, but regulators and residents of the affected areas are skeptical. Mollye Barrows, contributor to America's Lawyer, is on hand to break down the latest moves in the epidemic. And we take you back to Singapore where Christy Ai managed to catch up with Wei Zhou, the CFO of the Binance Exchange to give an industry outlook on the sector.
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Our lead story today: how the classism of air travel is a microcosm of our society. For airlines, the top 20% of customers; make up 70% of the revenue. But today the special treatment doesn't just start when you step on the plane, it begins at check in. Erin looks at the exclusive amenities offered by these airlines (and the cost of such services) and draws parallels between the starkly different reality of the wealthy and powerful and the reality of the rest of us. She asks, how mush "service" does one person really need before it turns into a disservice for society?
Then, we bring you part two of Erin's interview with Max Keiser, who provides a definition of financialization and explains all the problems surrounding it. He believes that as long as the Fed keeps interest rates at zero, we are heading in the direction of a collapse. He also gives his colorful view on a story we covered a couple of days ago: JP Morgan and their new business model.
After the break, we welcome Alex Daley the senior editor of Casey's Extraordinary Technology, which is published by Casey Research. Daley gives us his views on Bitcoin and its future. We also talk about the big Netflix and Comcast deal, which he believes is genius on Netflix's part. Watch to see his explanation and his views on how net neutrality plays into this case.
For the Big Deal, Edward Harrison comes on to explain what's happening in the Indian economy today after the "taper tantrum" in 2013. Harrison talks about the role Raghuram Rajan has played as the head of India's Central Bank, and gives an overview of some of the issues facing India.
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Today's lead story is the Home Depot hack -- just adding to the list of major companies, like Target and JP Morgan Chase, that were more vulnerable to data breaches than they thought. Erin weighs in.
Then, Erin is joined in the studio by Arnold Kling, blogger at AskBlog and adjunct scholar at The Cato Institute, to discuss mortgage finance. After the break, Erin talks to Bryan Caplan, professor of economics at George Mason University and blogger at EconLog, to talk about government coercion and power.
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