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The IMF has lowered their forecast of US GDP for 2016 to ... 1.6%. The US is now expected to have lower growth than the EU & the UK. Despite the reduced forecasts for US GDP growth, the S&P 500 index keeps on rising. President Obama once said he wanted the…
Shares of Deutsche Bank seesawed in the European session on Tuesday, with bosses at the embattled lender still yet to reach a settlement.
The end of U.S. dollar dominance may be unfolding in front of our eyes. No, we don't think China's ascent is the key threat; instead, key to understanding the U.S. dollar may be to understand the money market fund you might hold.
ISM NY Employment crashed from 54.9 to 33.9 - its biggest drop ever - back to June 2009 lows...
It’s official: US government ends fiscal year with $1.4 trillion debt increaseOct 4, 2016 - 06:51:57 PDT
The United States government closed out the 2016 fiscal year that ended a few days ago on Friday September 30th with a debt level of $19,573,444,713,936.79.
The IMF warned three months ago that Deutsche Bank posed a potential systemic threat to the global financial system. Today the problems facing Germany's largest lender are fueling a different kind of risk
The British pound fell to its lowest level in 31 years as the country's Brexit plan for leaving the European Union revives fears about long term damage to the economy.
The Bank of Japan would deepen negative interest rates to thwart any sharp spikes in the yen, which the central bank sees as an obstacle to stoking inflation and economic growth, sources familiar with its thinking say.
Oct 4, 2016 - 06:30:19 PDT
Italy just announced that it would issue 50 year sovereign debt, replacing their maximum maturity of 30 years. Italy is now following Belgium, France, Japan and Spain in taking advantage of the historically low interest rates spurred by central bank stimulus. Japan's maximum maturity is only 40 years, however. And notice that each country on this…
For 2016, the new World Economic Outlook sees 1.6% GDP growth in the U.S., which is down from 2.2% in the July update. Next year's forecast saw a 0.3 percentage point drop from July to 2.2% GDP growth.
Atlantic City is on the verge of another missed deadline that risks pushing the troubled New Jersey resort town into default and closer to a state takeover.
Hurricane Matthew path update: Latest storm track, weather models, maps and forecastOct 4, 2016 - 06:19:44 PDT
HURRICANE Matthew is ripping through Haiti and the latest NOAA storm track updates forecast it will make landfall in Florida on Friday at Noon.
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond President Jeffrey Lacker urged the central bank to raise interest rates to head off a likely pickup in inflation that would force bigger increases later.
What “global turmoil” has done is to reveal the illusion even to a great many who had been quite willing to give it every chance.
From “rising dollar” to third order economic effects, it looks more and more like Bernanke’s “bank shot” is totally unraveling.
We forget - or willfully ignore - that our models are simplifications of the world ... One of the pervasive risks that we face in the information age ... is that even if the amount of knowledge in the world is increasing, the gap between what we know and what we think we know may…
Global central bank policy makers have turned world financial markets into a casino, thanks to their unprecedented monetary policies, warned bond investor Bill Gross of Janus Capital Group (JNS.N) on Tuesday.
Oct 4, 2016 - 05:28:02 PDT
Twelve years ago, John Perkins published his book, “Confessions of an Economic Hit Man.” Today, he says “things have just gotten so much worse.”
Policy-making elites converge on Washington this week for meetings that epitomize a faith in globalization that’s at odds with the growing outcry against the inequities it creates.
In this video, Mike previews episode 7 of Hidden Secrets of Money. He explains how an “invisible crash” can devastate your purchasing power. You’ll see how the average investor gets poorer despite stocks surging higher and higher in Mike’s easy to understand animations and charts.It’s important to remember that before any big or hyperinflation scenario, Mike believes we’ll be hit with deflation first. Before episode 7 is released tomorrow, October 5, be sure to watch episode 6 for Mike’s top 4 reasons for deflation. Or catch up on the entire series: