Venezuela is the only country in the world that is currently experiencing the ravages of hyperinflation. As 2018 came to a close, Venezuela’s hyperinflation, which I am able to measure by ...

If one measures severity by the duration of a hyperinflation, Venezuela’s hyperinflation, which started in November of 2016 and has yet to end, is severe. It has lasted for thirty-six months and ...

Venezuela's currency, the bolivar, ... Venezuela's hyperinflation is jaw-dropping. See for yourself. by Patrick Gillespie and Rhonny Zamora @CNNMoney August 3, 2017: 9:25 AM ET .

The cryptocurrency exchange El Dorado — often used as a benchmark for Monitor Dólar — also shut down operations in Venezuela ...

Venezuelans worry about the possibility of entering hyperinflation if the government doesn’t make some decisions soon.

Venezuela today shows us what hyperinflation looks like in the digital age," said Guillermo Zubillaga, senior director of public policy programs and corporate relations at the Washington, D.C ...

Venezuela, Racked With Hyperinflation, Rolls Out New Banknotes The country is responding to its currency's alarmingly rapid devaluation with an unlikely solution — by devaluing it further.

Venezuela hasn't released official inflation data since 2015. But last month, according to the Caracas-based statistical firm Ecoanalitica, the country slipped into hyperinflation — and hit an ...

The government of President Nicolas Maduro of Venezuela introduced a series of new economic measures on Monday. The measures are meant to halt Venezuela’s hyperinflation of over 100 percent per ...

Hyperinflation Looms in Venezuela, Screwing the Masses and Helping Maduro Hold On THE ABYSS Donald Trump didn’t cause Venezuela’s disastrous economic woes, but his random war talk is making ...

Inflation in Venezuela began to creep up slowly after Mr. Maduro rose to power in 2013. As a journalist, I began to report on how it, along with chronic food shortages, was one of the reasons life ...

Venezuela Is Living a Hyperinflation Nightmare The country has the world's largest oil reserves and should be fabulously wealthy. Instead, children are starving.