While the most memorable hyperinflation is Germany’s, it only ranks as the fifth highest. It’s peak daily rate was 20.9 percent and its peak monthly rate was “only” 29,500 percent.

This amazing graphic from Goldman Sachs researchers shows just how severe hyperinflation was in Germany during the 1920s. In fact, using a 10-year moving average, the current troubles in Germany ...

Germany, as is well known now, had a hyperinflation from 1919 to 1923. At the end, the mark was worth one trillionth of its original value. Afterwards, the new German mark was pegged to gold ...

Let's rewind back to 1920s Germany. Back then the country was ... It led to skyrocketing hyperinflation, economic breakdown, weaker institutions, and a destabilization of German politics.

In his latest Popular Delusions research report, "Some Useful Things I've Learned About Germany's Hyperinflation," SG Cross Asset Research strategist Dylan Grice notes some disturbing parallels ...

The Weimar Germany period is a recurring historical topic. It seems to pop up every few years. But when historians and columnists refer to Weimar Germany, they are usually focused on the years of ...

Hyperinflation is a rare event for developed economies but it's occurred many times throughout history in countries such as China, Germany, Russia, Hungary, and Georgia. Hyperinflation refers to ...

This amazing graphic from Goldman Sachs researchers shows just how severe hyperinflation was in Germany during the 1920s. In fact, using a 10-year moving average, the current troubles in Germany ...