➡️ China May Have Just Crushed Inflation

Good morning. Inflation has gone from a dreaded word to a painful reality. Who knew that printing..

It's the monthly jobs numbers today and they're not going to be pretty and will be possibly the tip of the iceberg as we head into May.

Good morning. Inflation has gone from a dreaded word to a painful reality. Who knew that printing money, combined with shutting down access to goods and services during a pandemic would lead to higher prices? With everything from lumber to steel to corn at multi-year highs, inflation is looking higher than the government's official numbers. Enter China. Regulators there have announced that they're looking to step in and keep prices on key commodities, mostly in the metals market for now, from rising any higher. If commodities stop their recent rally, other areas may have the opportunity to cool down as well. If so, it's possible that China's commodity crackdown, if effective, can lower inflation rates and soothe troubled markets. Now here's the rest of the news: Sponsored Content Do You Have Zero Experience Trading? Quick!.... get this free e-book that was designed to teach beginners how to trade options while you still can. Want to start trading with a small account? 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Now with a bear market underway, some traders are looking to establish peer-to-peer networks for trading that can bypass cryptocurrency brokerage firms. • Ray Dalio Unveils Bitcoin Stake Billionaire investor Ray Dalio has joined the Bitcoin club, revealing that he owns some Bitcoin, even after previously expressing some issues about the cryptocurrency's future. Nevertheless, he stated that the cryptocurrency was a preferable investment to a bond (at least at the moment). • Aurora Solar Raises $250 Million in Series C Funding Aurora Solar, a startup that uses satellite imagery to measure a roof for solar panel installation, has just completed its latest round of funding, putting in $250 million in a Series C. That's five times larger than the $50 million the company pulled in during it Series B just six months ago. The company also has software for managing solar panels, and isn't involved with the costs of manufacturing or installing panels. 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