So all this talk of a three interest rate or four interest rate hike, in my opinion, is baloney."
The world is now standing on the edge of the precipice, the next phase could happen very quickly. Because we are now looking at a situation when every major nation […]
David McWilliams, economist, writer and journalist, has warned that the coming French election may lead to the euro breaking up and that Ireland should have a ‘plan B’ and ‘print […]
The US government debt is now bigger than the debt of any other government in human history. This video ask's you does the size really matter?
Could grab the wheel for at least two days in the coming week, when Fed Chair Yellen testifies before Senate & House committees on the economy & Fed policy.
U.S. Federal Reserve Vice Chair Stanley Fischer said there was significant uncertainty about U.S. fiscal policy under the Trump administration, but the Fed would be strict in meeting targets of creating full employment and getting inflation to 2 percent.
The European Central Bank will allot 30.0 billion euros (25 billion pounds) to banks at its weekly refinancing operation, slightly more than the 29.6 billion euros maturing, a Reuters poll found on Monday.
Debt crisis 2.0? Political instability in Europe is widening yield spreads and revamping fears over debt sustainability across the region, leading to speculation that the European Central Bank will need to continue with its ultra-loose monetary policy.
The high rents in Hong Kong are forcing some of its seven million people into so-called 'coffin homes,' or 20-square-foot cages just big enough to lie down and hang a few shirts and pairs of pants.
CHINA'S mounting debts are a huge cause for concern and could blow up into a financial crisis worse than 2008, experts have warned.
Unconventional monetary policies have been, at best, a mixed blessing for the financial sector. Insurers and pension funds have been among the hardest hit as they struggle to generate meaningful returns on their customers’ savings.
An eerie sense of calm pervades the markets. I say “eerie” because some familiarity with market history can cause observers to view the market’s calmest moments with suspicion.
Rumors of the reflation trade’s demise seem to have been at least a little exaggerated, as investors shifted to equities from bonds.
Tens of thousands of people have been fleeing California towns downstream from the Oroville Dam after fears of an imminent collapse of its spillway prompted an evacuation order. Authorities are seeking to stem the breach with the help of helicopters.
In the age of Trump, America’s biggest foreign creditors are suddenly having second thoughts about financing the U.S. government.
The media took Trump literally but not seriously, his supporters took him seriously but not literally. The outcome of these expectations are showing themselves. We take a brief look at […]
Silver Expert David Morgan Joins The Show & Breaks Down the Two-Month Rally In The Metals: Is A MAJOR Bull Move Just Getting Started, Or Is Yet Another Cartel FLUSH […]
A Mini Squeeze Has Sent Silver Prices Up 50 Cents This Morning. Billionaire PM Investor Eric Sprott Breaks Down The Action:
What's Better Than New Jim Willie? Golden Jackass With Clif High Web Bot:
Gold stocks’ recent rally is only the vanguard of another MAJOR bull-market upleg: