Dirk Müller: So werden wir von den Eliten geplündert – exklusives Interview | #missionmoney

"Wir haben noch nie in einer Demokratie gelebt", sagt Dirk Müller im exklusiven Interview mit MISSION MONEY. Warum die Reichen und Mächtigen auf Kosten der Kleinsparer regieren, erklärt er uns in diesem Video. Außerdem verrät uns Mr. Dax, was die größte Blase der Wirtschaftsgeschichte ist und welche Aktien er am liebsten im Depot hat. Plus: Wir haben ihn zu seinem Fonds befragt ...

Thilo Sarrazin: Deswegen macht uns der Euro alle ärmer | #missionmoney

Macht uns der Euro reich? Oder verliert der deutsche Steuerzahler Milliarden durch die Gemeinschaftswährung? Thilo Sarrazin erklärt, welche Pipelines gelegt wurden, um das Geld aus Deutschland abfließen zu lassen. Zudem verrät er, wie er sein eigenes Geld in Sicherheit bringt und welche Aktien er niemals verkaufen würde ...

Thilo Sarrazin: Was für unser Land alles auf dem Spiel steht | #missionmoney

Schafft sich Deutschland tatsächlich ab? Wir haben nachgefragt bei Thilo Sarrazin. Der Ex-Bundesbänker und Bestseller-Autor erklärt im exklusiven Interview, warum Angela Merkel Deutschland schadet. Warum aus seiner Sicht ein Sozialstaat nur mit sicheren Grenzen funktioniert. Und was er von der AfD hält.

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Will a Saudi Aramco IPO Ever Happen? | Inside Story

Saudi Arabia has reportedly delayed its plans to list shares of its state-owned oil company Aramco on the stock market.

Media reports say the initial public offering has been postponed indefinitely. But the Saudi government has disputed this. Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih says the government is committed to conducting the IPO, at the 'appropriate circumstances and time'.

The plan to float around five percent of the oil company was expected to be the world's largest stock sale; and it lies at the heart of Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman's vision to transform the economy.

So, where does this leave Saudi Arabia's efforts to raise money and diversify its economy?

Presenter: Richelle Carey | Guests: Mahjoub Zweiri - Professor in Contemporary History of the Middle East at Qatar University; Mohammed Cherkaoui - Professor of Conflict Resolution at George Mason University; James Dorsey - Senior Fellow at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies at Nanyang Technological University

Saudi Cancels Plan to Sell Shares of State Oil Company Aramco

Saudi Arabia has reportedly called off plans to sell shares of its state oil company, Aramco. The kingdom would bring in trillions of dollars by selling a mere 5 percent of Aramco on national and international stock exchanges. The public stock offering was being billed as the biggest in history. The IPO was also forecast to return trillions of dollars to the kingdom, enabling it to restructure its economy and reduce dependency on oil revenue. Al Jazeera's Paul Chaderjian reports.

UK to Release Plan on Avoiding Economic Collapse without Brexit Deal | Al Jazeera English

The British Government is to release a report detailing how it will avoid economic collapse if it fails to get a deal on its withdrawal from the EU. The so-called 'no deal' scenario has prompted warnings that the UK could run out of food and medicine, and that major airports could close down. There have even been warnings of social unrest. Negotiations remain deadlocked just months before Britain is due to pull out of the bloc. Al Jazeera's Laurence Lee reports from London.

Greece Exits Its Bailout but Remains Shackled by Debt and Austerity

Former Greek MP Costas Lapavitsas says Greece has been reduced to a ‘weak and marginal Balkan economy’

Brexit Fallout: Barnier - Why Should the EU Change Its Principles Just to Suit the UK?

Can Venezuela Recover from Its Financial Crisis? | Inside Story

Inflation has skyrocketed, prices are at an all-time high and the national currency, the Bolivar, has lost much of its value, The financial devastation has led to mass migration, starvation and political unrest.

President Nicolás Maduro blames it on what he calls an “economic war” against his country. His critics say widespread corruption and the government's mismanagement are responsible.

In an attempt to solve the problem, the government has introduced a plan to curb hyperinflation. There's a new currency, the 'SOVEREIGN BOLIVAR', which will remove five zeroes from banknotes. It's backed by a crypto-currency, the Petro, that's pegged to the price of oil. The government is also raising the minimum wage by 3000 percent, raising taxes and increasing petrol prices for some drivers.

How are Venezuelans reacting to the new measures?

Presenter: Mohammed Jamjoom | Guests: Paul Dobson, journalist; Sonia Schott, Latin America analyst; Charles Shapiro, Former US Ambassador to Venezuela

Brexit Fallout: Carney on Why BoE Brexit Forecasts Were Right and No Deal Armageddon

Sen. Bernie Sanders Says GOP Is "Bankrupt Intellectually"

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders won his state's Democratic primary Tuesday night. But he will run as an independent for re-election in November. Sanders joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss the ideas Democrats are fighting for and the energy he's seen across the country.

Posen Discusses the Damage of Brexit to the British Economy

PIIE President Adam Posen says that the United Kingdom’s choice to close itself off from the European single market will damage Britain’s economy.

Turkey's Currency Crisis Spreads Globally | Al Jazeera English

The crisis in Turkey is spreading to other emerging markets - like India, Argentina and South Africa. On Tuesday, the Indian rupee hit an all-time low against the US dollar. The South African rand and the Argentinian peso have also seen big drops in recent days. Many fear the crisis in Turkey could damage the global financial system. Al Jazeera's Shihab Rattansi reports.

Trump Continues Trade War with Turkey

President Donald Trump is continuing his trade war, this time it's with Turkey. Trump took to Twitter authorizing the doubling of tariffs on Turkish aluminum and steel. Turkey’s economy is already in turmoil due to high inflation, causing financial instability to financial markets. RT America’s Sara Montes de Oca has the details.

What Is US Hoping to Achieve by Re-imposing Sanctions on Iran? | Counting the Cost

Americans Struggling to Make Ends Meet | A Hidden America with Diane Sawyer | Nightline

From fast food workers to shuttle bus drivers, many Americans aren't able to afford housing or pay the bills on current wages.

Trump Clashes with EU over Iran Sanctions

If the EU and the British Government want to keep trade flowing to protect the Iran nuclear deal, it doesn’t seem to be succeeding. Donald Trump's promise to hurt businesses that trade with Iran - by stopping them trading with the U.S - is already having an impact.

Daimler, the German truck and car giant, has already said it will pull out just hours after the U.S President reintroduced his sanctions and other companies are following suit.

While Corporations Enjoy Their Tax Cuts, American Workers Are Losing Everything

On the surface, the US economy appears to be doing quite well right now, though most credible economists have been warning us for months that things are about to come crashing down. And one of the reasons for this impending crash is the fact that American workers are getting less pay, fewer benefits, and NOW Americans could see dramatic cuts to programs like Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security. Those cuts are coming at the same time that the Trump administration is trying to unilaterally cut taxes AGAIN for the wealthy. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins discusses this.