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Inflation in Venezuela is expected to rise 1,660% next year, according to the IMF. The country has been in recession for three years now.
Use this interactive map to explore fascinating data on international trade. Which countries trade with each other, and which are stuck as hermits?
This is a Must watch of Grant Williams presentation from the 2016 Spring Investment Institute Forum in Cary, NC
What is the TRUE price of gold? Jim Willie is back, with an update on GOLD...
Have We Seen the End of the Savage Attack on Gold and Silver? Doc Breaks Down A BRUTAL 48 Hours...
The largest one day moves EVER IN HISTORY for stocks and bond rates just happened with Trump election, followed by record highs for stocks re-inflating the bubbles of 2000 and […]
Eric Sprott Breaks Down The Fed's Rate Hike & Reaction in Gold & Silver Prices, the Dollar, & Bond Markets. Was This Week's PM Take-Down Planned MONTHS AGO? Finally, Sprott Explains Why The […]
Thursday volume was quite heavy, but once the gap down occurred, the price did not move lower. This tells me a lot of traders were capitulating – and an almost-equal […]
What matters is the trading position of speculative money (hedge funds) relative to the bullion banks (listed as swaps) on Comex. When the bullion banks have closed their shorts, and […]
Has China Just Triggered the END GAME?
US Fed not expanding asset base; dollar overvalued, he said...
Inflationary policies in the U.S. and China ought to stoke demand......
we divide that into the national debt into $14 trillion, that yields a price of a staggering amount $53,639 per ounce.
From JR Crooks, III: Raise your hand if you know of Jim Grant from Grant’s Interest Rate Observer fame. OK, put your hand down. (I can’t see it anyway!)
The U.S. federal debt is still expected to increase from 77% of U.S. GDP at year-end 2016 to 86%, or about $23 trillion, over the next decade
Over the last few week's I have discussed the post-election surge in the market based on rather optimistic outlooks as opposed to the technical underpinnings
Businesses expect their “prices paid” to surge.
To see how misleading the Fed’s interest rate hike projections have been in recent years, have a look at the chart
Perhaps the biggest risk in 2017 then is that the Fed now underestimates inflation, is behind the curve already