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20.11.25 - 20:24
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Industry can′t wait any longer for a fix to its energy crisis. Ministers should get a move on | Nils Pratley (The Guardian)
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Make UK's call for the government to recognise that the energy crisis for industry is happening now is spot-onIn the long list of budget submissions from the business world, here's one the chancellor is probably disinclined to smile upon.Make UK, the body representing manufacturers, would like the government to expand its energy support scheme – the one unveiled in June as part of the shiny new industrial strategy – from 7,000 firms to 115,000 businesses. And it would like the promised savings in electricity bills to be backdated to April this year; as scheduled, the so-called British industrial competitiveness scheme, or BICS, is due to arrive only in April 2027. Continue reading......
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20.11.25 - 10:48
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Post aus...: Zwischen Innovation und Krise – ein Lagebericht aus Chinas Wirtschaft (Das Investment)
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Fondsmanager sind häufig unterwegs. Bei DAS INVESTMENT veröffentlichen wir nun regelmäßig Reiseberichte. Dieses Mal berichtet Bluebay-Portfoliomanagerin Polina Kurdyavko aus China.Kennen Sie Pimple Soup? Auf Deutsch könnte man diese Spezialität vielleicht Mehlklümpchensuppe nennen. Das klingt nicht toll, und die Suppe macht auch optisch nicht viel her – aber sie ist mit das Beste, was ich in China probiert habe. Pimple Soup | Bildquelle: Polina Kurdyavko/Bluebay Auch bei Investment- und Wirtschaftsthemen kann ein zweiter Blick auf Unbekanntes lohnen. China mag uns kulturell ferner sein als unsere europäischen Nachbarn oder Nordamerika. Doch gerade in Zeiten der Unsicherheit, in der Anleger mit Sorge die politischen Entscheidungen der USA verfolgen,......
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20.11.25 - 07:54
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Ashmore, PIMCO & IVSC Leaders on the Global Debt Crisis (Bloomberg)
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Mark Coombs, CEO, Ashmore Group; Lim Hwee Hua, Chair, International Valuation Standards Council and John Studzinski, Managing Director & Vice Chairman, PIMCO discuss the global debt crisis, its risks to stability, and who bears the cost amid rising interest rates with Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua at the 2025 Bloomberg New Economy Forum in Singapore. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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19.11.25 - 20:09
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Government Intervention, Not BlackRock, Is To Blame For The Housing Crisis (ZeroHedge)
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Government Intervention, Not BlackRock, Is To Blame For The Housing Crisis
Authored by Diyar Kasymov via The Mises Institute,
Is building more homes not enough? Recently, there have been more and more Gen-Z memes about boomers selling their overvalued houses to BlackRock instead of to young couples, and then the corporation rents the house to the couple for 2x the price. The housing crisis is not a false alarm. The median rent price went up 25 percent in just 6 years. This is a serious economic problem for America.
Many young people are already being radicalized by this, as they are willing to elect socialist Zohran Mamdani—who called for abolition of private property once—as the mayor of New York City. But what can we do? Are rent controls now relevant, as globalization and financialization changed the rules of the game? Can European-style social-democrats like Mamdani, Bernie, and AOC control the markets elegantly enough to maximize supply?
Only two percent of economists support rent ...
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