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Stagflation is beginning. It’s time for Western gold bugs to throw some caution to the wind. Sit back and enjoy the ride…
Foreign journalists visiting North Korea have been told to prepare for a "big & important event" on Thursday, although there were no indications it was directly linked to tensions in the region over the isolated state's nuclear weapons program.
Trump told The Wall Street Journal that the strong dollar will hurt the US', as a result, prefers low interest rate policy.
Mortgage credit for borrowers under 620 FICO score is expanding at the fastest pace since Dodd-Frank & The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau were created in 2010.
The Markets Broke. Died. They've Been Zombies...
Rickards: Were in a depression since 2008 and its about to get worse
"We are highly leveraged" implicitly warning President Trump that the country’s ability to boost growth through debt is limited.
This new Fed message will last until either the GDP or the stock market tanks. We will find out more on April 28 when the BEA posts first-quarter GDP.
The Fed thinks three more rate hikes are baked in the cake over the rest of the year. I highly doubt the Fed gets in even one more hike.
Threatens "Never Before Seen" Measures. China may be just waiting for Trump to "decapitate" the N. Korean regime, to pounce and immediately fill the power vacuum
It would be bigger than just 2008, for a whole decade has been flushed based on what?
Where's the growth going to come from as the dominant generation makes less, borrows less, spends less, saves more and turns away from long commutes, malls & suburban living & abandons the worship of private vehicles?
The robots can sort up to 200,000 packages per day they can work 24/7. Apple’s supplier Foxconn last year replaced 60,000 factory workers with robots.
They follow Wal-Mart's decision to eliminate some 1,000 corporate positions earlier this year, including 200 in its e-commerce division.
An AAA study estimates 64 million drivers could not pay out-of-pocket for an average repair bill of $500 to $600.
Car sales seem to have peaked, and the question is how much has to do with consumers pulling back versus lenders tightening the rules on loans.
Mortgage originations related to discretionary segments of the economy are in complete free fall with retail & hotel volumes down 19% and 39%, respectively.
The metal kept going higher in after-hours trading with the futures reaching an intraday high of 1,277.40, which was their highest level since Nov. 10
China called for a "peaceful" resolution to tensions on the Korean Peninsula Wednesday, as a United States aircraft carrier strike group churned towards the contested region.