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Following explosive inflation in Germany & China, US producer prices printed hotter than expected at 1.6% YoY (final demand) with a notably 0.6% MoM jump (versus 0.3% exp) - the biggest monthly jump since September 2012.
    Why Trump's Tarriffs Will Damage The USA
Feb 14, 2017 - 05:30:15 PST
In this presentation, Mike Maloney uses articles from fee.org and mises.org to give concrete examples of the stupidity of protectionism, showing that rather than helping an economy... it kills prosperity. What kind of protectionist policies will Trump burden the USA with? Please leave your thoughts below.
The Trump administration is exploring a new tactic to discourage China from undervaluing its currency that falls short of a direct confrontation, a media report said, signaling softening of America's stance against China on the issue.
Testimony from Fed Chairwoman Janet Yellen will be the focus for investors on Tuesday. The dollar was trading softer ahead of that.
Donald Trump's pick for EU ambassador Ted Malloch claimed senior Greek economists are looking into taking on the American banknotes if the country turns its back on the European currency.
With signs trillions of dollars & years of time invested by central banks to ward off deflation is working?, inflation is in focus Tuesday.
When the paper markets finally collapse, the silver market is set up for much higher price gains than gold. Why? 
    Banks Look to Cellphones to Replace A.T.M. Cards
Feb 14, 2017 - 04:58:18 PST
Bank of America and Wells Fargo plan to introduce cardless options to all their machines by the end of the year. And while swiping an A.T.M. card may not exactly seem onerous, bankers think going card-free will be a hit with consumers.
    This Chart Is Why Mike Invests in Precious Metals
Feb 14, 2017 - 04:56:55 PST
In this Insider’s Report, Mike looks at how much the world’s currencies have depreciated compared to gold over the past century. You’ll see that the U.S. Dollar has lost over 98% of its purchasing power and that once again, precious metals are the ultimate store of value.Mike also provides an update on the Commitment of Traders Report and forecasts where gold and silver prices might be headed next.
The Justice Department announced in January that Credit Suisse would pay a total of $5.3 billion to settle claims that it packaged & sold toxic mortgages between 2005 and 2007.
    Gold Prices Rise Ahead of Testimony from Fed's Yellen
Feb 14, 2017 - 03:54:44 PST
Spot gold was up 0.3 per cent at $1,228.90 per ounce at 0542 GMT, while US gold futures rose 0.4 per cent to $1,230.60.
Is Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen about to unleash a bond market bloodbath? That’s what some on Wall Street are wondering.
President Donald Trump swore in former Goldman Sachs banker and Hollywood financier Steven Mnuchin as Treasury secretary on Monday, putting him to work on tax reform, financial de-regulation and economic diplomacy efforts.
Embattled White House national security adviser Michael Flynn resigned Monday night, an abrupt end to a brief tenure.
The majority of financial analysts at CNBC, Bloomberg or Fox Business have no clue just how bad the situation will become for the United States as its energy sector continues […]
Rogers: We're going to have the worst economic problem's in our lifetime
Precious metals investors should be prepared that the next large market correction will likely cause record gold demand with much higher prices.
    This Silver News Won't Prevent a Bull Run in 2017
Feb 13, 2017 - 13:03:30 PST
The big silver news of the day is that the metal is on track for a weekly rise of 2.6%...
    Global Asset Allocation Update
Feb 13, 2017 - 13:00:14 PST
Long term momentum continues to favor gold over the S&P 500
A measure of U.S. inflation expectations rose for a second straight month in January to its highest level since mid-2015, according to a Federal Reserve Bank of New York survey released on Monday that reinforced the view that interest rates would keep climbing.