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Nov 05, 2019
“It’s already cheaper to install wind power than it is to install fossil fuel power in most cases...Certainly the running costs are cheaper. So we’re reaching a tipping point where stranded assets will become a significant thing for risk assets,” said Jim Leaviss, M&G's 'bond vigilante'.
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Nov 05, 2019
Japan wants to go cashless, but elderly aren't so keen
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Debt bubbles could burst as economies slow. Leverage in the system has increased some 50%-60% since the financial crisis a decade ago. “There is no banking system in the world that can cope with the flood coming out of this,”
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