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The European Commission proposed tightening controls on cash and precious metals transfers from outside the EU on Wednesday, in a bid to shut down one route for funding of militant attacks on the continent.
Some ask why I only criticize the left and not the right. As the Guardian wrote, the left is on the rise. There are 50 shades between left and right. If we are
The last year homes were this unaffordable to American families was back in 2008. If you remember in 2008 the market was in full on implosion mode. Of course that is now a distant memory and those 7,000,000+ foreclosures are simply a distant nightmare. The nightmare now turned dream of
Bloomberg’s Alix Steel reports on today’s top "QuickTake" topic: Puerto Rico's current financial state
Chris Powell Rages: "Why Invest In The Monetary Metals & Their Miners If They Won't Defend Themselves?"December 27, 2016
The logic of the use of derivatives to suppress monetary metals prices is that there is enormous potential for prices to explode if the rigging stops and the physical market […]
The world doesn’t realize it yet, but the implosion of the global markets has started and can’t be stopped...
Economist Jim Rickards appeared on CNBC’s “Squawk Box” outlining his 2017 predictions for rate hikes, Trump stimulus, and the coming US recession. Rickards believes the markets are unwittingly pricing in a stimulus plan that will never materialize.“Trump wants to cut taxes. Steve Bannon is talking to his advisors about a trillion dollars of infrastructure spending, cutting regulations. All of these things are viewed to be highly stimulative. That’s why the market is going up. Pharmaceuticals are going up on the repeal of Obamacare, banks going up on the repeal of Dodd-Frank.”The markets and the Fed have the perception that tax cuts and spending will continue despite the realities of a fiscally conservative congress, a $20 trillion of debt and a 104% debt-to-GDP ratio.
Bullion traders feel that this year the total import may not cross 5,000 tonnes as demand was low and traders were offloading the metal in the market and booking profit.
Analysts reckon broad concerns about European bank solvency and uncertainty surrounding President-elect Donald Trump's economic policies will likely bolster gold prices in 2017.
The Federal Reserve hiked interest rates two weeks ago for the second time in a decade, but it will be cutting them again, said Jim Rickards.
It will be the middle class that accepted the notion that "real estate is the foundation of family wealth" that will be stripmined by highe...
The market is in the biggest bubble yet. Phillip Kennedy from Kennedy Financial joins Silver Doctors to sound the alarm: the 2008 crash was just the warm-up for what is […]
The big theme for 2017 will be Cash… not a pro-deflationary “time to own cash” theme… but a “let’s ban it as quickly as possible” theme. Let’s review. In 2016: Former Secretary of the Treasury, Larry Summers, called for the US to do away with the $100 bill. Former Chief Economist for the IMF, Ken
When it comes to propping up the stock market in the US, the Federal Reserve does so with a certain degree of nuance, keeping at least one layer of disintermediation between itself and the market, which usually involves
This infographic uses data from Numbeo.com to show how the cost of living compares in some of the most expensive cities around the world. In the top section, there’s a dollar-for-dollar comparison of what it would cost a single person […]
An occasion for dealing with monetary problems appears to the authorities in the same way in which they concern themselves with all other objects exchanged, namely, […]
(Despite Record Low Wage Recovery After A Recession) What an incredible "recovery" from The Great Recession! The Case-Shiller 20 Metro home price index hit an all-time high! Despite home price growth YoY of 5.10% being over 2x average hourly earnings growth for production and non-supervisory workers of 2.40%. The WORST wage recovery from a recession since 1965. The big loser? The Big Apple!!…
Moody’s & Reserve Bank of Australia Warn of Increasing Mortgage Arrears and Looming Apartment Defaults. Last Wednesday Moody’s reported that mortgage arrears continue to rise across Australia, particularly in the mining states of WA & NT: