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Insta Humor

Here you can find jokes, various friendly cartoons, and caricatures of current events in the world of economics. Moreover, descriptions of the pictures contain a lot of useful information.
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Without humor, our life would become dismal, mundane, and tedious. Smile therapy puts people in a better mood and distracts them from unhappy situations, regardless of their interests, occupation, and profession. Any job, just like trading, requires a balance between business and leisure time. That is why we should remember to spend our free time with a smile and humor. But, if even when resting you can’t stop thinking about trading, this section will help you smile and look at trading from a funnier perspective.


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Trump delays 50% tariffs on EU until July

Trump delays 50% tariffs on EU until July

An intriguing turn in US trade policy is playing out under President Donald Trump. One moment he circles like a hawk, threatening punitive tariffs on America’s partners, and the next, he dons the cloak of a peacemaker. Most recently, the White House agreed to extend a reprieve on Trump’s proposed 50% tariff against the European Union by another month.
13:09 2025-05-30 UTC+00
China pushes yuan in cross-border trade amid rising tensions

China pushes yuan in cross-border trade amid rising tensions

In a notable policy shift, Chinese authorities are ramping up efforts to promote the use of the yuan in global trade. According to Bloomberg, the People's Bank of China has raised the minimum share of cross-border trade settled in yuan to 40%. Beijing views the expansion of the national currency's use as a strategic imperative.
11:36 2025-05-30 UTC+00
US on brink of debt crisis?

US on brink of debt crisis?

Analysts are sounding the alarm once again! Could the US be drifting toward a sovereign debt crisis? It is a real possibility.Concerns have escalated following Moody’s downgrade of the US government’s credit rating. At the same time, global markets have seen a spike in Japanese bond yields, and the S&P 500 index tumbled 1.61%.
11:27 2025-05-30 UTC+00
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A rather frugal man asked the bank for a loan of one dollar and was told he would have to pay nine percent interest at the end of the year. For security he offered $60,000. in U.S. bonds. The banker, foreseeing a potential depositor, accepted the bonds and gave the man a dollar. At the end of the year, he was back with a dollar and nine cents to clear up his debt and asked for the return of his bonds. Upon returning the bonds the banker asked, "I don't want to be inquisitive, but since you have all those bonds, why did you have to borrow a dollar?""Well," said the tightfisted old gent, "I really didn't have to. But do you know of any other way I could get the use of a safe-deposit box for nine cents a year?"
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Experts spot green shoots of recovery in German economy

Experts spot green shoots of recovery in German economy

Investors are puzzled about what is going on in the German economy. At first, it seemed like it had come back to life and stopped stalling, but let’s not celebrate too soon. What if it slows down again or even slides into the abyss? Nevertheless, investors still believe in its resilience.
10:41 2025-05-30 UTC+00
Trump’s tariff policy focused on high-tech goods and military equipment

Trump’s tariff policy focused on high-tech goods and military equipment

US President Donald Trump eventually clarified the goal of his tariff policy. The US leader declared that his actions are aimed at boosting domestic production of technological goods and military equipment, “things like tanks, not clothing items like sneakers and T-shirts.” Now it all makes sense! The focus is on the nation’s strength and greatness, not everyday consumer goods.
10:38 2025-05-30 UTC+00
Trump named top-earning president of all time

Trump named top-earning president of all time

Believe it or not, Donald Trump has been named the most commercially successful US president in history. According to the New York Times (NYT), Trump and his family earned more money during his presidency than any of his predecessors. It is quite the achievement for the man in the Oval Office!The Trumps have reportedly monetized the presidency more aggressively than any past administration.
09:55 2025-05-30 UTC+00
USD loses ground again and may remain sidelined

USD loses ground again and may remain sidelined

The US dollar is facing another round of weakness and, according to analysts, could continue its decline through 2026. Throughout this year, the greenback has shown signs of vulnerability, and the next may be no easier.
13:12 2025-05-29 UTC+00
Beijing aims to boost high-tech manufacturing

Beijing aims to boost high-tech manufacturing

China’s government is once again breathing life into its industrial ambitions, considering a new version of its strategy to boost high-tech manufacturing.Experts believe this is China’s way of maintaining its dominance in the manufacturing sector, despite President Donald Trump’s efforts to bring more factories back to the United States.
12:45 2025-05-29 UTC+00
Deutsche Bank sees Germany avoiding stagnation in 2025

Deutsche Bank sees Germany avoiding stagnation in 2025

Germany’s economy is showing signs of revival. According to analysts at Deutsche Bank Research, the country has gained enough momentum to avoid stagnation in 2025. Revised data from Germany's Federal Statistical Office indicates that GDP grew by 0.4% in the first quarter of 2025, potentially marking a turning point after a period of underperformance.
12:41 2025-05-29 UTC+00
Trump says US should prioritize tanks and chips over sneakers and T-shirts

Trump says US should prioritize tanks and chips over sneakers and T-shirts

US President Donald Trump has once again sparked attention with his latest remarks. On May 25, he explained that the primary objective of his tariff policy is to stimulate domestic production of technological goods and military equipment, such as tanks, rather than focus on consumer items like sneakers and T-shirts.
12:08 2025-05-28 UTC+00
Oil drops as US crude stockpiles surge, snapping early rally

Oil drops as US crude stockpiles surge, snapping early rally

Turmoil has returned to the hydrocarbon market. According to Bloomberg, oil prices fell sharply after a second consecutive weekly increase in US crude inventories outweighed reports that Israel is preparing for a potential strike on Iranian nuclear facilities.
11:13 2025-05-28 UTC+00
Trump suspends 50% tariffs on EU imports until July 9

Trump suspends 50% tariffs on EU imports until July 9

US President Donald Trump puzzles market participants with his tariff policy. On May 25, he agreed to the EU leaders’ calls to postpone the 50% tariffs he imposed on EU imports for another month. Now, the European Union can breathe a little easier, at least until early July.
11:08 2025-05-28 UTC+00
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