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Two weeks ago, SOS Blinken traveled to Doha, Qatar, to negotiate with the key Hamas mediators to seek the much-discussed cease-fire. It was all part of a two-day, four-country tour of the Middle East. Arriving for negotiations on Wednesday, June 12th, he departed a couple of hours later. He stayed just long enough for a cup of coffee and a photo op. A profound opportunity to discuss, at length, the objectives for peace with the Hamas representatives was missed.
Two weeks ago, SOS Blinken traveled to Doha, Qatar, to negotiate with the key Hamas mediators to seek the much-discussed cease-fire. It was all part of a two-day, four-country tour of the Middle East. Arriving for negotiations on Wednesday, June 12th, he departed a couple of hours later. He stayed just long enough for a cup of coffee and a photo op. A profound opportunity to discuss, at length, the objectives for peace with the Hamas representatives was missed.
Two weeks ago, SOS Blinken traveled to Doha, Qatar, to negotiate with the key Hamas mediators to seek the much-discussed cease-fire. It was all part of a two-day, four-country tour of the Middle East. Arriving for negotiations on Wednesday, June 12th, he departed a couple of hours later. He stayed just long enough for a cup of coffee and a photo op. A profound opportunity to discuss, at length, the objectives for peace with the Hamas representatives was missed.
Today, our financial outlook is guarded; preliminary indications are that the economy is slowing, which generally means lower income. Combined with those higher debt payments as old low-interest debt is rolled over to new higher debt, this will squeeze many highly leveraged corporations and individuals into falling behind in their monthly payments. This combination of lowered income combined with higher interest expense is a sure-fire formula for a banking crisis.
Today, our financial outlook is guarded; preliminary indications are that the economy is slowing, which generally means lower income. Combined with those higher debt payments as old low-interest debt is rolled over to new higher debt, this will squeeze many highly leveraged corporations and individuals into falling behind in their monthly payments. This combination of lowered income combined with higher interest expense is a sure-fire formula for a banking crisis.
Today, our financial outlook is guarded; preliminary indications are that the economy is slowing, which generally means lower income. Combined with those higher debt payments as old low-interest debt is rolled over to new higher debt, this will squeeze many highly leveraged corporations and individuals into falling behind in their monthly payments. This combination of lowered income combined with higher interest expense is a sure-fire formula for a banking crisis.
Today, our financial outlook is guarded; preliminary indications are that the economy is slowing, which generally means lower income. Combined with those higher debt payments as old low-interest debt is rolled over to new higher debt, this will squeeze many highly leveraged corporations and individuals into falling behind in their monthly payments. This combination of lowered income combined with higher interest expense is a sure-fire formula for a banking crisis.
But Fiscal Stimulus is no panacea; it's not a solution to all our economic problems. In fact, when Fiscal Stimulus is applied during a time when the economy is already growing, this added stimulus translates into inflation. Too much of a good thing can do more harm than good.
But Fiscal Stimulus is no panacea; it's not a solution to all our economic problems. In fact, when Fiscal Stimulus is applied during a time when the economy is already growing, this added stimulus translates into inflation. Too much of a good thing can do more harm than good.
But Fiscal Stimulus is no panacea; it's not a solution to all our economic problems. In fact, when Fiscal Stimulus is applied during a time when the economy is already growing, this added stimulus translates into inflation. Too much of a good thing can do more harm than good.
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