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Nobody is buying Jim Chalmers’ inflation spin

I explained on Monday why Australia’s inflation problem is primarily domestically driven, in response to Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ claim that the war in the Middle East, not excessive government spending, was driving inflation. Government spending is tracking at record pandemic levels (28% of GDP), even though the pandemic ended five years ago. Federal government spending The post Nobody is buying…

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At London Stock Exchange, Zotmann Showcases Africa’s Mineral Wealth and Investment Potential

The appearance of Victor Nwokeji, Executive Vice Chairman of Zotmann International Limited and Zotmann Mining Limited, at the London Stock Exchange, where he rang the Closing Bell, provided a platform

  • Victor Nwokeji rings Closing Bell at London Stock Exchange to highlight Africa's mineral wealth.
  • African businesses, including Zotmann, crucial for global capital and economic growth.

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