ECB-backed project.
If European citizens want privacy, we are better off keeping our money as far away from the ECB’s meddling as possible.
Dismissing Bitcoin’s recent performance as a Trump-related phenomenon risks overlooking the broader trend and could see Ireland, and Europe more generally, miss the opportunity to capitalise on what may be the most significant monetary shift since the end of the Gold Standard.
The ECB announced Thursday that it was undertaking its third quarter-percentage-point cut of the year, resulting in a benchmark rate of 3.25 percent.
Critical of performance
One thing is for sure: This is not a simple issue, and anyone who tells you they have an easy fix is pulling the wool over your eyes.
In all of this, the Irish banks for all their sins are simply piggy in the middle
Overall, it is difficult to look at the medium term economic situation with anything but pessimism
The only question is how long, and how hard, it will have to be.
That’s the big cost of EU membership that nobody mentions.
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