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U.S. and China are on a collision course that could result in a devastating currency and trade war. And another market crash. Read on...
They were bearing either Perth Mint or PAMP (Produits Artistiques Métaux Précieux — Switzerland) stamps.
Police say anyone purchasing a similar bar should take extra steps to ensure its authenticity.
This does not look good: a Chinese multibillionaire defaults on retail bonds that his company issued. His reason: “severe cash crunch”. His company is the huge CoSun group. Where there […]
Starting in 2011, something strange began happening in markets...
US Pension Funds are massively underfunded and grow progressively more untenable with each recession & financial market downturn....
Michael Covel reveals the massive retirement shortfall you haven't been told about. Then Michael discusses writer and philosopher Ayn Rand and the perils of government control of our lives on Trend Following Radio.
Vice President of the Central Bank of Venezuela Jose Khan said he received 11.5 million bills of VEF $500 on Tuesday
Why are the dollar bills in people's pockets worth anything? According to some experts, the dollar bills carry value because the government in power says so. Other experts are of the view it is because people are willing to accept it as payment.
This sad sorry saga is now coming to some sort of climax. Yesterday evening as City-AM reports the board of directors met and decided it was over.
More than eight years after the collapse of the global financial system, the Continent's banks are struggling & things may worsen.
Is there a way out? The top 50 central banks have seen a total of 690 interest rate cuts since the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008.
We can be certain that another major financial crisis will arrive at some point. What is less certain is how people will react when the inevitable happens. A lot will depend on the dominant ideas that people are embracing at the time.
They have been caught colluding to fix interest rates, exchange rates, and commodities prices to the detriment of their own customers.
As we approach 2017, the euro appears far worse than anyone could imagine. The biggest hypocrite is actually Mario Draghi who is outrageously managing the
Friday marks the six-month anniversary of the Brexit vote, but we are still none the wiser as to what will happen if the government sticks to its avowed aim to invoke Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty by March 31. Are Theresa May and her gang just making it up as they go along?
It has been called ''a bigger risk than Brexit'' -- the Italian banking crisis that could take down the eurozone.
Deutsche Bank AG’s $7.2 billion settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice over the sale of toxic mortgage securities is a good deal for the troubled German lender, according to Horst Loechel, professor for economics at Frankfurt School of Finance & Management.
Credit Suisse Group AG agreed to pay $5.28 billion to resolve a U.S. investigation into its business in mortgage-backed securities as officials work through a backlog of crisis-era bank cases.
Barclays Plc’s management team, facing a U.S. demand that it pay up over mortgage misconduct from the financial crisis, dared prosecutors to sue. The Justice Department obliged.
The Bond Market: The Potential Spark of the Next Gold Rally?