This is not a matter of if, but WHEN. This chart below says it all:
The stock market is marking time but showing sign's of cracks with uncertainty at records high.
Will Trump INTENTIONALLY Trigger A Massive Market Crash In An Effort To Rebuild the US Economy?
History could be set to repeat itself as excessive growth has left the U.S. dollar poised to collapse, according to OMFIF.
Central banks are stuck in a permanent cycle of low interest rates & money printing that bond guru Bill Gross says will blow up.
The thinking is that if interest rates & gold rise in tandem, it signals rising inflation, which lead the Fed to increase its short-term interest rate targets. Rate hikes tend to be bad news for the economy & for stocks in particular.
Gold gained additional traction on Monday and rose back to the highest level since November amid fading expectations for near-term Fed rate-hike actio
Gold prices edged up on Monday, gaining for a third day, on technical buying & a weaker dollar after mixed U.S. jobs data late last week muted expectations for near-term interest rate hikes. having to do with bothIran and Ukraine, INTL FCStone analyst Edward Meir said.
Gross says investors should plan for asset purchases by global central bankers to continue to dominate financial markets & keep interest rates artificially low.
the anti-globalization stance from President Donald Trump is spelling trouble ahead for the greenback, strategists at J.P. Morgan warns.
Donald Trump is expected to order a review of the Dodd-Frank Act, which was implemented in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis to prevent a repeat of the worst financial crash since the Great Depression.
Surging inflation is stoking frustration in some countries - notably Germany - while the slow exit from the financial crisis is fuelling a backlash against deeper European integration.
Germany's Finance Minister has added to the debate over the value of the euro, blaming the ECB for keeping it too low for his country.
Editorial says two countries should strive to avoid conflict in first statement since Donald Trump’s election win
As allies across Europe and Asia adjust to changes brought by President Trump, Germany is in a uniquely difficult position.
A rethink, if not an outright reversal? Just a few weeks ago, Wall Street analysts were busy boosting their economic forecasts on the expectation that President Trump would implement sweeping corporate-tax reform
President rump said the process for coming up with a replacement for the Affordable Care Act could stretch into 2018, a longer time frame than he previously indicated.
Almost a decade after it all began, the Federal Reserve is finally talking about unwinding its grand experiment in monetary policy.
and it's making some people nervous. The trend of buying a fixer-upper, making some repairs and "flipping" to a new buyer is making a return, an expert tells CNBC.
Something EXTRAORDINARY has happened in recent futures trading: