Federal Reserve officials are looking under the hood of their most basic inflation models & starting to ask if something is wrong.
We can talk theory all day, but in reality, we have fallen under the spell, and it's getting ugly...
The TIC data on the banking side adds to the increasingly negative monetary picture of repo markets as well as derivatives.
The Golden Jackass says the United States has run out of Arab gold to steal, and now the petro-dollar collapse is moving at full speed. Here's what comes next as […]
"Fear" is getting worked up here on Thursday. Here's how it's shaping up for the metals...
Today's chart comes from Jason Goepfert at SentimentTrader.com. Last month, Jason told FS Insider that sentiment readings were reaching extremes, even surpassing 2000 tech bubble-levels of euphoria, w
Given obscene valuations, lopsided bullishness, and (importantly) clearly deteriorating internals, consider watching from a safe location.
A third of Chinese bank assets being "bad" would be nothing short of a "doomsday" scenario for China's financial system also explains the relentless attempts by local to park their money offshore before the system one day "unexpectedly" crashes.
The Dow is coming off a four-day string of gains has risen in 14 of the past 18 trading days.
The only solution is to have physical gold, silver and bank notes in private storage.
While the US Fed remains puzzled as to why US inflation is so low, President Maduro & his Socialist compadres has managed to lower Venezuela's annual inflation rate from a crippling 1,823% on August 4, 2017 to "only" 1,195% as of August 15, 2017. Meanwhile, Venezuela's 2 year sovereign yield has jumped from…
Central banking and artificial monetary creation may be more costly than usually assumed by policy-makers.
The post-recession recovery has seen a disappointingly trivial 0.7 bounce (that's 42 minutes).
This latest meeting the members were rethinking the whole paradigm. Gets closer to the heart of what is really going on here
Millennials are stuck in their parents’ basements. They either can’t save their money due to student loan burdens
Homelessness spiked 23 percent across Los Angeles County’s neighborhoods and suburbs this year compared with 2016, with more than 55,000 people sleeping on sidewalks, in their cars
In short, North Korea presented the United States with a clear choice: stop B-1B flights or risk highly destabilizing missile launches.
Missing expectations and slowing from last month's 0.4% gain. Manufacturing production actually shrank (-0.1%)...
Philly Fed failed to live up to its neighbor's promise, dropping from 19.5 to 18.9 in August (a small beat of 18.0 expectations).
When government over taxes or over regulates business, the prosperity of a country is crushed. How crushed are you compared to the world?