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Insta Humor

Insta Humor

Here you can find jokes, various friendly cartoons, and caricatures of current events in the world of economics. Moreover, descriptions of the pictures contain a lot of useful information.
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Without humor, our life would become dismal, mundane, and tedious. Smile therapy puts people in a better mood and distracts them from unhappy situations, regardless of their interests, occupation, and profession. Any job, just like trading, requires a balance between business and leisure time. That is why we should remember to spend our free time with a smile and humor. But, if even when resting you can’t stop thinking about trading, this section will help you smile and look at trading from a funnier perspective.


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Central Bank of Turkey on thorny path to bring inflation down to 24% by year end

Central Bank of Turkey on thorny path to bring inflation down to 24% by year end

The Turkish regulator is facing a critical challenge to bring inflation down to 24% by the end of 2025. The national economy could suffer serious fallout unless this goal is achieved. The message is clear: all efforts must be focused on the fight against inflation.
13:45 2025-03-21 UTC+00
US budget crisis deepens as deficit surpasses $1 trillion in February

US budget crisis deepens as deficit surpasses $1 trillion in February

According to CNBC analysts, the first month of Donald Trump's presidency has brought the growing issues of the national debt and the budget deficit into sharp focus. In February, the US federal deficit surpassed $1 trillion, a staggering figure, especially considering that the fiscal year is not even half over. The question now is what to expect by the end of the year.
12:16 2025-03-21 UTC+00
China’s government passes Special Action Plan for Stimulating Consumption

China’s government passes Special Action Plan for Stimulating Consumption

China’s government is taking bold steps to boost domestic consumption. The Chinese authorities have unveiled a new stimulus package. This crucial initiative is expected to prop up the national economy.On March 16, China introduced a new policy document titled Special Action Plan for Stimulating Consumption.
08:22 2025-03-21 UTC+00
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 A woman returns to her car after shopping and is furious to find the side of her car is smashed in. On the windshield is a note. Relieved she picks it up and reads what it says: "As I’m writing this a bunch of people are watching me. They think I’m writing down my name, number and insurance information. But I’m not."
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Trade war tensions mount, with US and EU businesses bracing for impact

Trade war tensions mount, with US and EU businesses bracing for impact

Trade disputes between the United States and the European Union threaten to cut into profits for companies on both sides. Tensions are escalating, and resolving the standoff is becoming increasingly difficult.According to Reuters, citing a warning from the American Chamber of Commerce to the EU, the trade conflict could put at risk $9.5 trillion in annual transatlantic business.
12:40 2025-03-20 UTC+00
Moody’s upgrades Greece’s rating

Moody’s upgrades Greece’s rating

Great news for Greece! Moody’s has upgraded the country’s long-term sovereign credit rating from Ba1 to Baa3, officially granting Greece investment-grade status. A big win! Even better, the agency has revised the rating outlook from positive to stable.Moody’s analysts expect Greece to maintain a budget surplus and continue reducing its high debt burden.
12:30 2025-03-20 UTC+00
Canada has no intention to become 51st state of US

Canada has no intention to become 51st state of US

Canada is ready for negotiations with US President Donald Trump but only if he stops joking about the country becoming the 51st state.
12:28 2025-03-20 UTC+00
China plans to boost domestic consumption

China plans to boost domestic consumption

China’s authorities are ready to boost domestic consumption to support the economy. A bold move!On March 16, the Chinese government introduced a new document, "Special Action Plan to Boost Consumption." Experts believe this initiative aims to strengthen domestic demand.
12:25 2025-03-20 UTC+00
BRICS turns to blockchain for smoother cross-border payments

BRICS turns to blockchain for smoother cross-border payments

The BRICS alliance is ramping up its push for blockchain adoption in international transactions. Member nations are exploring how this technology can streamline cross-border payments, reduce inefficiencies, and bolster trade within the bloc. With Brazil spearheading the initiative, analysts at Valor Economico see blockchain integration as a key priority for 2025.
10:57 2025-03-20 UTC+00
US lawmakers pushing ahead with legislation on stablecoins

US lawmakers pushing ahead with legislation on stablecoins

The US crypto sector is again buzzing with innovation, and some ambitious initiatives may soon become reality. Currently, US lawmakers are debating a new legislative proposal known as GENIUS. This initiative aims to establish a legal framework for regulating stablecoin issuers whose tokens are pegged to the US dollar.
09:16 2025-03-20 UTC+00
EU authorities to revise gas storage rules

EU authorities to revise gas storage rules

European policymakers are planning to ease gas storage targets. The EU authorities are working on mandatory gas storage regulations that will be more flexible, amid concerns that current rules could enable a significant increase in gas prices.Gas storage targets were introduced in 2022 following the decision to phase out Russian supplies.
14:40 2025-03-19 UTC+00
Inflation in Germany remains too high despite revision to 2.6%

Inflation in Germany remains too high despite revision to 2.6%

Germany’s annual inflation figures have been revised!According to the Federal Statistical Office of Germany, inflation in February was lower than previously estimated. The revised figure for Germany’s inflation now stands at 2.6%.
13:11 2025-03-19 UTC+00
Lummis introduces Bitcoin Act

Lummis introduces Bitcoin Act

The crypto world is buzzing! Senator and crypto enthusiast Cynthia Lummis has introduced an updated Bitcoin Act in the US Senate. The bill is expected to allow the US government to hold over 1 million BTC in a newly created crypto reserve.According to the proposal, the White House administration will purchase 200,000 BTC annually for five years.
13:10 2025-03-19 UTC+00
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