On a Slippery Floor

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<p>While the US economy has been surprisingly resilient this year to the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) aggressive monetary tightening, we cannot say that we have a similar soothing picture in Europe. The energy crisis, that followed the pandemic, has been hard on Germany. The country needs money when money becomes rare and expensive. Germany decided to [&#8230;]</p>
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