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The Fed could impact markets when it releases minutes from its last meeting Wednesday, particularly if it signals it could raise rates soon.
Debt Restructuring or “Italeave” on the Way? Via email, Eurointelligence asks Is Italy heading for debt restructuring or euro exit?
In a bid to end years of struggles, the Italian government is taking control of bank Monte dei Paschi under a relaunch plan agreed by European officials that includes the disposal of a massive 28.6 billion euros ($32.5 billion) in bad loans. In detailing the plan Wednesday, CEO Marco...
Hugo Salinas Price discussed he urged Russia to issue a silver ruble in expectancy of replacement of the U.S. dollar standard
David Morgan Believes We Could Be Seeing a Bottom in the Precious Metals Markets...
There’s one corner of the commodity world that still depends almost entirely on printed paper -- making it an easy target for crooks.
A bizarre computer glitch sent shares in dozens of US technology companies including Apple, Amazon and Microsoft to the same price on Tuesday morning, leading some to apparently lose billions in market value.
In their campaign programme for the German election, Chancellor Angela Merkel’s conservatives have dropped the term “friend” in describing the relationship with the United States.
The U.S. traditionally takes point in the search for common approaches to the big global issues of the day at G-20 summits. Not this time.
The Bank of England told U.K. banks to prove that their policies on credit cards, personal loans and other types of consumer lending won’t leave them weaker in a downturn.
Swedish Riksbank Governor Stefan Ingves said it was likely that the benchmark repo rate would remain unchanged at minus 0.50 percent
Adair Turner, chairman at the Institute for New Economic Thinking discuss the outlook for the global economy and monetary policy
Strategic Intelligence Editor Jim Rickards discusses the price of gold and North Korea
'So much for China working with us'. The latest missile test by North Korea involved an ICBM, which some experts believe could have the range to reach the US
it didn't solve the root causes of the crisis. Global debt levels are up 276 percent in the last decade to $217 trillion, or 327 percent of GDP
O Say Does That Star-Spangled Banner Yet Wave O'er the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave?
If you think the US stock market looks a bit toppy, as valuations hit new all time highs… If you think the nearly $1,000 price for one share of Amazon […]
You Think the Government Will Allow Citizens to Protect Themselves From the Global Financial Collapse?