The current economic situation shares a lot in common with the financial crisis that followed the 1929 Wall Street Crash. Central banks at that time had kept interest rates high to defend over-valued exchange rates, then stock values collapsed spectacularly in one month after a near decade long speculative boom

The current economic situation shares a lot in common with the financial crisis that followed the 1929 Wall Street Crash. Central banks at that time had kept interest rates high to defend over-valued exchange rates, then stock values collapsed spectacularly in one month after a near decade long speculative boom
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