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Simple math explains real reason for Musk’s Twitter poll on selling Tesla stock

Tesla CEO and billionaire Elon Musk asked his Twitter followers over the weekend if he should sell 10% of his Tesla holdings, and they said yes, but media reports claim he has to sell the stock soon regardless of the rhetoric. Read Full Article at RT.com

Oil prices rise on high demand & OPEC+ decision

Oil prices were climbing on Monday morning, as Saudi Arabia signals strong demand and investors digest the decision by OPEC+ to stick to its output boost plan. Read Full Article at RT.com

Goldman Sachs-backed Russian firm makes a hit IPO in New York

Real estate database Cian raised over $290 million in an initial public offering this week, paving the way for several other intriguing Russian listings. Read Full Article at RT.com

Trade turnover between Russia & China tops pre-pandemic figures despite traffic jams at border crossings

Russo-Chinese trade turnover from January to October grew by 30.9% year on year, amounting to $115.66 billion, China’s General Customs Administration reported on Sunday. Read Full Article at RT.com

RT’s Boom Bust finds out who started rumor about Kroger accepting Bitcoin Cash & lined their pockets on the surge

The price of Bitcoin Cash popped nearly 5% on Friday morning on reports that grocery giant Kroger would begin accepting the cryptocurrency as a form of payment. However, the report turned out to be false. Read Full Article at RT.com

Fraudcoin: Biggest & nastiest scams to rock the cryptocurrency market

The rise of cryptocurrencies over the last decade has taken the world of finance by storm, with millions of people opening virtual wallets in an effort to join the ‘crypto-frenzy’ and make easy money betting on them. Read Full Article at RT.com

BioNTech shares nosedive on news of whistleblower report & Covid pills

Shares of the German biotechnology company BioNTech that co-developed a Covid-19 vaccine with America’s Pfizer took a dramatic 20-percent plunge on Friday, in wake of a damning whistleblower report. Read Full Article at RT.com

US turns into battlefield for crypto innovation contest as NYC mayor wants to out-bitcoin mayor of Miami

New York Mayor-elect Eric Adams announced plans to take his first three paychecks in bitcoin, saying that he would make his city the “center of the cryptocurrency industry.” Read Full Article at RT.com

Brussels comments on future of nuclear power amid widespread energy crisis

The European Commission is ready to support EU nations opting to develop nuclear energy, according to European Commissioner for Climate Action Frans Timmermans. Read Full Article at RT.com

One more sector of UK economy hit with severe labor shortage

The severe labor shortage that has hit the UK in the past few months has reportedly forced local meat processors to export carcasses for butchering and then transport them back to Britain for sale. Read Full Article at RT.com

Severe labor shortage hits UK meat industry, price hikes imminent

The severe labor shortage that has hit the UK in the past few months has reportedly forced local meat processors to export carcasses for butchering and then transport them back to Britain for sale. Read Full Article at RT.com

Winter is coming: European natural gas prices continue to rise as EU grapples with energy crisis

The price of natural gas in Europe surpassed $900 per thousand cubic meters on Wednesday, for the first time since late October, according to data released by the ICE exchange. Read Full Article at RT.com

The energy crunch Is adding billions to oil tycoons’ net worth

As the surge in oil prices continues amid increasing demand and a supply crunch, energy stocks have been soaring – and the world's oil tycoons are laughing all the way to the bank. Read Full Article at RT.com

Elon Musk’s compulsive tweeting could cost Tesla $300 billion

Tesla shares have dropped over 4% in premarket trading on Tuesday, on course to lose some of last week’s $300 billion in gains, after CEO Elon Musk cast doubt on the massive potential deal with car-rental firm Hertz Global. Read Full Article at RT.com

Russia-China trade to smash all-time high this year despite Covid pandemic – Russian Export Center

The Russian Export Center (REC) expects trade turnover between Russia and China to reach a record $130 billion in 2021, the head of the state institution Veronika Nikishina said during an online conference on Monday. Read Full Article at RT.com

Russia helps China overcome energy crisis by boosting electricity exports

Russia’s Inter RAO Group energy holding has almost doubled its electricity exports to China since November 1, a company spokesman said on Monday. Read Full Article at RT.com

Russia helps China overcome energy crisis by doubling electricity exports

Russia’s Inter RAO Group energy holding has almost doubled its electricity exports to China since November 1, a company spokesman said on Monday. Read Full Article at RT.com

Russia nearly doubles electricity exports to China

Russia’s Inter RAO Group energy holding has almost doubled its electricity exports to China since November 1, a company spokesman said on Monday. Read Full Article at RT.com

Oil prices drop as China releases fuel reserves to beef up domestic supply

Global crude prices slid on Monday after China released gasoline and diesel reserves to increase the domestic market supply and stabilize prices. Read Full Article at RT.com

Hyperinflation or hypershrinkflation? RT’s Keiser Report probes terms that ultimately signal the loss of confidence in fiat money

While many economies around the globe already face off with hyperinflation, the US seems confident it can evade the trend by owning the world’s reserve currency. Read Full Article at RT.com

Russia can take 20% of global market for wild organic crops

Some 24,000 tons of wild crops, worth $69 million, have been exported by Russia last year, says the AgroExport division of the Ministry of Agriculture. In January-August 2021, exports amounted to 9,000 tons worth $39 million. Read Full Article at RT.com

Russia ramps up agricultural exports by almost 20% since January

Supplies of Russian agricultural products abroad have risen since the beginning of the year, totaling $26 billion as of October 24, data by the AgroExport division of the country’s Ministry of Agriculture shows. Read Full Article at RT.com

New king on the block: Microsoft beats Apple as world's most valuable company

Apple has lost its crown as the globe’s most valuable public company to Microsoft this week after the iPhone-making giant’s shares dropped 2%. Read Full Article at RT.com

Ukraine may boost firewood exports to warm EU despite skyrocketing prices at home, Analysis and Strategy Center head says

Kiev may soon increase firewood exports to the EU to help the bloc deal with energy shortages brought about by soaring gas prices, the head of Ukraine’s Analysis and Strategy Center, Igor Chalenko, says. Read Full Article at RT.com

Ukraine may boost firewood exports to warm EU despite skyrocketing prices at home – expert

Kiev may soon increase firewood exports to the EU to help the bloc deal with energy shortages brought about by soaring gas prices, the head of Ukraine’s Analysis and Strategy Center, Igor Chalenko, says. Read Full Article at RT.com

Industrial production in Japan drops to 13-month low – Economy Ministry

Japan’s industrial output fell to its lowest level in 13 months in September, with the sharpest decline seen in the automotive industry due to the global shortage of semiconductors. Read Full Article at RT.com

Accusations that Russia uses energy as geopolitical weapon are baseless, Banca Intesa chair says

Russia is delivering more gas to Europe than specified under the existing contract, while the lion’s share of US liquified natural gas (LNG) promised by Washington is going to Asia, Antonio Fallico told RT. Read Full Article at RT.com

Russian ruble on track for biggest monthly gain vs US dollar in 2021

High oil prices and the central bank’s tough monetary policy have paid off for Russia, as the ruble is on track to post its largest monthly gain for the year against the US dollar. Read Full Article at RT.com

Russia’s Gazprom to cover third of global gas consumption growth in 2021

Russian state-run energy giant Gazprom has ramped up production of natural gas to meet as much as a third of the world’s increase in consumption this year, the company said. Read Full Article at RT.com

A global oil shortage is inevitable – Oilprice.com

Oil companies are under increasing pressure to curb production, but stopping supply will only aggravate the energy problems facing the world today and drive oil prices higher. Read Full Article at RT.com

Germans should change course on energy policy to avoid having to heat homes with firewood, as Putin once joked – Knorr-Bremse boss

Berlin should be very careful when it comes to energy policy, warns Klaus Mangold, chairman of the Supervisory Board of German manufacturer Knorr-Bremse. He says Germany should think about returning to nuclear power. Read Full Article at RT.com

Spending millions on propellers and solar panels won’t make sun brighter or wind stronger, Russian envoy tells EU on energy crisis

Responsibility for the results of the European Union’s energy policies cannot be placed on Moscow, says Russia’s permanent representative to the bloc, Vladimir Chizhov. Read Full Article at RT.com

RT’s Keiser Report looks at how money printing has become the main source of wealth creation & inequality

Max and Stacy discuss the surging wealth gap around the world as trillions in stimulus packages boost the assets of the wealthiest 10%, while making the bottom 90% poorer by eroding the value of fiat money. Read Full Article at RT.com

European gas prices fall as Gazprom signals additional supplies in November

Natural gas prices dropped below $1,000 per thousand cubic meters on the European markets on Thursday, after Russian energy major Gazprom promised to refill Europe’s underground gas storage (UGS) facilities as soon as next month. Read Full Article at RT.com

Could coal be making a comeback? RT’s Boom Bust wants to know

The global energy crunch is forcing countries to return to coal as surging electricity prices slow economic recovery in the wake of the Covid pandemic. Read Full Article at RT.com

China triples coal purchases from Russia after banning Australian imports

China has dramatically ramped up coal imports from Russia to compensate for shortages caused by the ongoing trade row with Australia, once the country’s biggest coal supplier. Read Full Article at RT.com

Verona opens doors to Eurasian Economic Forum with the theme of new human-focused economy

The 14th Eurasian Economic Forum kicks off in the Italian city of Verona, bringing together politicians, businessmen and public figures from across Europe and Asia. Read Full Article at RT.com

Rising petrol prices spur fuel tourism across Europe

Soaring fuel prices at home are driving some Europeans to neighboring countries to fill up their cars this autumn. Despite the cost of the trip, an increasing number of Germans are crossing the border in pursuit of cheaper gas. Read Full Article at RT.com

Russia opens ‘market abuse’ case against Apple over failure to provide for alternative payment methods in its App Store

Russia’s Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) said on Wednesday that an antitrust case has been launched against US tech giant Apple, which has not complied with its request to “stop abuse in the market.” Read Full Article at RT.com

Global supply chains could face ‘catastrophic’ ransomware attacks, cyber security expert tells Boom Bust

Cyber security experts at Microsoft have warned that hackers are targeting the global technology supply chain, with around 140 resellers and technology providers having been hit by ransomware attacks since May. Read Full Article at RT.com
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