The unemployment rate, at 5.0%, and the number of unemployed persons, at 7.9 million, changed little in September. Both measures have shown little movement, on net, since August of last year.
Bank will use ‘all instruments’ within mandate to support growth
IMF chief says banks must overhaul their institutions
The EU still hasn’t figured out how to live with historically low interest rates.
Central bank market intervention doesn't extinguish risk--it simply transfers it to the system itself. The unspoken claim of central bank...
American working-class white males with only a high school diploma saw a 9 percent drop in pay in the last 18 years, a new study finds. Even some who graduated college saw their incomes fall, but depending on their age, that was not usually the case.
The annual meeting of the IMF & the World Bank Group is due to start in Washington on October 7. This year, the meeting is overshadowed by a rise in opposition to its cherished policy of globalization.
The British pound suffered a jarring flash crash on Friday, nosediving more than 6% against the dollar in a matter of minutes.
Some of the world’s richest & most powerful people are convinced that we are living in a computer simulation. And now they’re trying to do something about it. At least two of Silicon Valley’s tech billionaires are pouring money into efforts to break humans out of the simulation that they believe that it is living in, according to a new report.
The criminals were again at it today...
Jim Rickard reveals how China takes advantage of opportunities like these to accumulate gold to gain greater influence in the world’s monetary affairs. And that’s not good for the dollar.
Bottom Line: We are very early in this gold bull market and we should enjoy at least a couple more years of substantial upside gains
Jim Sinclair and Bill Holter from JS Mneset join us to discuss what Jim says is "the most dangerous period in world history" and as goes Deutsche bank. "so goes the world."
CNBC's Rick Santelli and Peter Schiff, Euro Pacific Capital CEO, discuss the moves in the gold market
Jim Rickards points out three of them, with a focus on what could be the most dangerous.
It has paid to buy the dip in precious metals over the past year, as market participants become over zealous on the prospect of higher rates and ignore the real motivation of a weaker dollar and lower real yields
Every time we get tough talk from the Fed on interest rates, gold sold off. Each time it has only been temporary.
Nearly two years after the Netherlands made waves in the gold market when it announced that it had secretly repatriated 122 tons of physical gold from the New York Fed, this morning there was another surprising announcement
The IMF gives its blessing to China’s controlled currency
Dissent and social unrest just might split the U.S. into red and blue zones, and it's this very polarization that Donald Trump is using to his advantage.