Rappler's latest stories on hyperinflation
Basagan ng Trip with Leloy Claudio: Inflation, deflation, and hyperinflation
Leloy Claudio talks about the good and bad of inflation
Venezuela claims 'thousands' of migrants want to come home
Brazil President Michel Temer has called on 'the international community to adopt diplomatic measures' to halt the 'tragic' exodus of Venezuelans that 'threatens the harmony of practically the entire continent'
Venezuelans in Peru take up Maduro's offer to fly home
The move is part of the socialist government's 'Return to the Homeland' scheme to counter a mass exodus and woo back young Venezuelans to work in the crisis-torn country
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Venezuelan business leaders hit Maduro's new banknotes
(UPDATED) Alongside the bolivar redenomination, President Nicolas Maduro announces other measures to tackle widespread poverty, including a massive 3,400% wage hike
Venezuela relaunches currency, as analysts warn of worsened crisis
Ahead of the relaunched currency, President Nicolas Maduro announces a minimum wage hike, the fifth so far this year
Venezuela loosens grip on currency in bid to ease crisis
The Constituent Assembly, dominated by President Nicolas Maduro's loyalists, announces the passage of a decree authorizing money exchange operations
Venezuela senior citizens block streets demanding pension checks
Some 200 seniors block traffic near the presidential palace demanding payment in full of their monthly retirement pension
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Watch Rappler’s midday newscast with Margie de Leon
Federalism might lead to hyperinflation – economists
(UPDATED) Economists from the University of Asia and the Pacific warn that sky-high inflation may happen to the Philippines should it shift to federalism
Venezuela's 'millionaires,' the new poor
Sitting atop the world's largest reserves of crude, Venezuela – once Latin America's richest country – is now a state of millionaires, but the millions are in bolivars and practically worthless
Venezuela inflation hits 24,571% – lawmakers
The country is in the midst of an ever-deepening crisis, with food and medicine in short supply
