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As energy andgas costs rise and rents and medical costs continued to rise.
Consumer inflation is likely to be above 2 percent for the first time in more than two years, but what's on Twitter Wednesday could matter more.
An examination of the Real Economic Numbers and Key Market Realities today leads to a Startling Conclusion. Soon in 2017 We Expect Investors to Experience a GREAT SHOCKER—
it was already unwinding over the past two weeks. And now that that another spark has been delivered, it fell a bunch more:
The president-elect's shock comment the dollar is too strong suggests the U.S. is about to declare as dead a two-decade policy.
"With lower growth, more inequality and much more transparency, I think you have the good ingredients of what is defined now as a crisis of the middle class in the advanced economies," she said.
The rise of populism across developed nations is now more important than central banks for global market participants, Ray Dalio has said.
British Prime Minister Theresa May said that London will try to broker a free trade agreement with the European Union once the UK withdraws from the bloc, but Brussels is unlikely to accept this proposal since it resembles a "hidden trade war," Professor Panicos Demetriades told Sputnik.
Anti-corruption campaigners have accused the British government of falling short on its longstanding commitment to fight corruption, voicing concerns over the government’s “rejection of the need to stop the UK tax havens selling secrecy.”
The rust-belt province of Liaoning fabricated fiscal numbers from 2011 to 2014, local officials have said, raising fresh doubts about the accuracy of China’s economic data just days ahead of the release of the nation’s full-year growth report.
Central Italy was struck with a series of earthquakes, measuring up to magnitude 5.7, with tremors reportedly felt across the regions of Abruzzo, Marche and Lazio – including the city of Rome.
Europe’s biggest lender Deutsche Bank & the US Department of Justice have reached an agreement over its sale of toxic mortgage-backed securities before the 2008 financial crisis, according to the government agency.
The recent blow-up of the Dallas Police and Fire Pension System was entirely predictable. Whilst it is tempting to blame unusual circumstances for the recent lock-up of redemptions and likely substantial reductions to pensions for those still in the fund
The U.S. will NEVER go back on a gold standard. WHY?
From the moment China became an elephant player in the physical market – selling gold is a one way street! Western sell-offs are shipped to China but do not return. […]
The geopolitical uncertainty of Brexit and Trump’s approaching inauguration are sending precious metals on an early rally for the year.Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May is clarifying her plans to ensure the UK makes a clean break from the EU’s single market, expressing the desire to remain a “good friend and neighbor in every way,” according to Bloomberg. However, her diplomatic tone is also backed by warnings about any attempts to punish the UK for its decision to leave the European bloc.
Doc & Dubin Are Back in the Saddle Breaking Down the Big PM Rally to Start 2017. Doc Presents A Potential Black Swan For Silver Entirely Off the Radar: Could […]
From Scandinavia to Amsterdam to India and elsewhere, the trend of going “cashless” is gaining traction.
The final weapon in the Fed’s arsenal is the financial equivalent of nuclear war. The Fed could instantly create inflation and achieve nominal if not real growth by massively devaluing the dollar when measured as a unit of gold.
I’m expecting silver’s ongoing catch-up to gold could propel it to $19 in Q1 and possibly help it breach $22 by Q2.