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A person whose income doubles but whose savings rate stays unchanged may appear richer without becoming significantly wealthier.
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First over-indebted, then insolvent: High inflation is causing more and more private households problems. The situation could worsen. The federal government views the development with concern.
The plans from the Ministry of Finance to also tax juice, milk and sweeteners turn a sensible expert proposal into its opposite. Does nobody take the health reform seriously?
Thomas Kruse, CIO at Amundi Germany, sees further opportunities in the AI boom. He explains where Europe's largest ETF provider is investing more heavily and why Europe can become a winner through AI.
Investors await inflation reports from major economies including the US ahead of the Jackson Hole symposium this weekend.
Investors await inflation reports from major economies including the US ahead of the Jackson Hole symposium this weekend.
(RTTNews) - The Thai stock market has ticked lower in consecutive trading days, slipping more than 15 points or 1 percent along the way. The Stock Exchange of Thailand now sits just beneath the 1,600-point plateau although it may open in the green on Wednesday.
