An IMF report published in May 2019 found the recovery of the Brazillian economy remains “sluggish” after the devastating recession the country endured in 2015 and 2016.
A big chunk of debt is held by the U.S. government itself. The rest is held by private investors and foreign governments.
Living with debt has become perfectly normal. Payments are customary parts of our budgets and the reality of owing money is simply part of life.
On September 15, 1992, Soros looked at his associate and calmly told him it was time to go nuclear.
Yes, the odds are stacked against your small business. But the playing field isn’t always level.
When we think about the largest economies in the world, there’s often a sense that they’ve always been there, right at the top. We feel like nothing will ever change.
