Hyperinflation describes a period of economic dysfunction characterized by price increases of at least 50% per month. Here's how to protect your investments.

Zimbabwe's leaders attempted to solve the problems by printing more money, and the country quickly descended into hyperinflation that, at its peak, exceeded 89 sextillion percent in November 2008.

What is it? What is hyperinflation? Many people use this term to describe less dramatic inflation crunches, such as the global inflation crisis of 2022.That was indeed a history-making issue, as ...

If you’re concerned about hyperinflation, economists say not to worry — the U.S. isn’t printing excessive amounts of money, nor is demand unrestrained. ...

Burning cash: why some people destroy money . By David Wilson. August 29, 2014 — 12.37pm. Save. ... but the policy devalued its currency and sparked hyperinflation, ...

Dear Mr. Know-It-All, This month everyone’s burning “Hell Money” in the streets. ... One theory is that it expanded to keep pace with China’s own hyperinflation during the 1940s and never ...