The US federal government is insolvent, plain and simple. This isn’t some wild conspiracy theory. It is a statement of fact based on publicly available data published by the US government itself.
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Gold “fundamentals are still the same and we think that [any] pullback could be an opportunity to get back in".
“Overall, the global environment doesn’t seem to be sending a strong signal for a change in U.S. interest rates,”
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The market is seeing some more manic pricing. Consumer sentiment in California is near the levels last seen during the last bubble.
Could it be that were about to run into the past where Paul Volcker raised interest rate's to kill off rising inflation and Gold hit all-time highs? It seem's the symptom's are mounting.
Market valuation can be measured in many ways, but one model yields a troubling conclusion.
US to fall behind India, Russia to top Europe Over the next three decades, the global economy will be dominated by China, and the US economy will lose steam and fall behind India, says consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC).
Forget Mexico: The U.S. runs a massive trade deficit with China. Underscoring the difficulty the Trump administration faces in bringing the nation’s trade outlook back into balance.
It may be true that the Fed is gradually raising rates, that the BoE is talking about it again, but neither have reversed QE
Greece is on track to fall short of budget-surplus targets set under a bailout by the nation’s euro-zone creditors, the International Monetary Fund said.
The year “will be remembered for some of the most impactful global events on record that not even the most well-informed experts could have predicted.”
taxpayers should temper their enthusiasm because, even in the unlikely event tax collection is simplified, tax reform will not reduce the American people’s tax burden.
We are way, way past Humpty Dumpty time. You can bring back prop trading, but you still have to have asymmetry for banks to trade in it. That ship sailed for good in late July 2011.
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China may not be in a position to keep buying Treasury debt either. China’s reserves are dropping and it has become a net seller of Treasuries. It looks like the days of cheap foreign finance are over for the U.S. regardless of Trump’s policies.
Further erosion of the world’s largest stockpile may prompt policy makers again to tighten measures for controlling outflows and on companies transferring money to other countries. Authorities recently rolled out stricter requirements for citizens converting yuan into foreign currencies as the annual $50,000 foreign exchange quota for individuals reset Jan. 1.
Data shows imports from Switzerland soaring in December, at a time the yuan was falling and Sino-US relations looked shaky