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This conclusion was also put forward by J. Yellen in her recent Jackson Hole speech: „…I expect that forward guidance and asset purchases will remain important components of the Fed’s policy toolkit.“
IMF has had a troubled credit crunch. A major factor in this has been the way that its Managing Directors which as it happens have both been French politicians have moved it away from its original methodology.
IMF has warned against a mounting global debt level affecting both the corporate world and private households. It could be the breeding ground for another financial crisis.
The US economic slump will not end soon. Credit growth remains too sluggish. If interest rates rise, credit will slow and the economy will fall into recession.
The New 'Too Big To Fail' - EU Proposes Taxpayer-Funded Derivatives System BailoutOct 6, 2016 - 05:44:52 PDT
all the bailed-in depositor money in the world won't stop the novated, rehypothecated, collateral chain collapse contagion that Deutsche Bank's $40 trillion-plus derivatives book's Damocles sword hangs over the status quo
Embattled German lender Deutsche Bank announced Thursday that an extra 1,000 jobs would be lost in its home nation as part of an ongoing restructuring plan.
Deutsche Bank AG, indicted for colluding with Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena SpA to conceal the Italian lender’s losses, mismarked the transaction and dozens of others on its own books
That is why the price of insuring the bank’s debt against default in the event of bankruptcy has spiked this week. This is more worrying than the fall in the bank’s shares
And here's Why The Fed Won't Raise Rates This Year
Oct 5, 2016 - 15:30:22 PDT
manipulators have attacked gold prices and deliberately targeted a big Chinese holiday week in order to avoid having to deliver real gold. Short sellers
Oct 5, 2016 - 15:26:51 PDT
On yesterday's plunge in gold and silver, today John Embry told us that Andrew Maguire is right, the gold and silver smash was orchestrated to bailout shorts.
“In the long-term I have no doubt that the gold price will continue rising,”
In Major Victory For Gold And Silver Traders, Manipulation Lawsuit Against Gold-Fixing Banks Ordered To ProceedOct 5, 2016 - 15:19:35 PDT
Many expected that this case would never go anywhere and that the defendant banks would stonewall indefinitely: after all their legal budgets were far greater than the plaintiffs.
Global debt hits all-time high of $152 trillion as IMF warns of world-wide economic stagnationOct 5, 2016 - 15:15:55 PDT
Global debt has hit a record high of $152 trillion, weighing down economic growth and adding to risks that recovery could turn into stagnation or even recession, the International Monetary Fund has warned.
Oct 5, 2016 - 15:13:47 PDT
It is now been over a year since the 10 year swap spread turned negative on September 23, 2015. Swap spreads, the yield difference between receiving matched maturity fixed rates in the cash market
If it took the IMF models about seven years to finally move beyond the recovery fantasy, how much longer will it take them to figure out why? We just don’t have that much time.
"And nobody is talking about it" the Swiss publication adds stunned, which had prompted the bizarre question: "Is someone trying to buy the Swiss National Bank."
"It Cannot Be Allowed To Fail": Germany Pursuing "Discrete Talks" With The US Over Deutsche Bank Oct 5, 2016 - 14:57:24 PDT
So much for last week's rumor of an imminent reduction in the DOJ $14 billion settlement, which sent the price of DB soaring, and propelled the global stock market higher.
Blain: "If The ECB’s Bond Buying Largesse Is Over Get Set For The European Debt Crisis Part Two"Oct 5, 2016 - 14:48:33 PDT
With the rumor, or at least trial balloon, of an ECB taper rocking bond markets and pushing EM equities lower, a dire forecast has emerged from Mint Partners' head of capital markets Bill Blain who in his latest note warns
Deutsche Bank’s troubles are pressuring global capital markets as liquidity concerns persist. Will it spread?