Beijing fears social unrest through real estate crisis

The Bank of England is expected to be considering its greatest rate hike for more than 25 years, the EU and Great Britain loosen the Russian oil restrictions to prevent gas prices from shooting, and some investors rise again after a previous crash into the cryptom market one this year. In addition, China tries to raise a rescue fund of $ 148 billion in order to help to complete the real estate developments in view of the concern about social unrest.

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Bank of England is considering the greatest rate increase in more than 25 years

West loosens oil restrictions, since inflation and energy fears

Crypto prices rise when retailers immerse themselves in the market for digital assets

China's central bank tries to mobilize rescue packages of $ 148 billion for real estate projects

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