TROUBLED Deutsche Bank's huge exposure means the firm could have a devastating impact on Europe's financial system if it were allowed to fail, experts have warned.
A combination of cheap debt, strong employment & a high demand from Asia has inflated property prices the last few years.
Monetary policy is clearly not doing the trick. And the insiders are now coming to terms with it. They need a new hustle. What? Fiscal stimulus!
The public is fed up with what’s coming out of the Frankenstein lab of monetary policy.”
Overall debt across the world has exploded, with more than $5 trillion of new debt issued in the first nine months of 2016 alone, putting this year on track to beat the previous record set in 2006.
The three major indexes hit session lows shortly after Bloomberg reported that approximately 10 hedge funds were reducing their exposure
So who blinks first? The ECB – knowing the collateral chains that will snap. The Bundesbank – knowing their entire banking system is at risk. The German government – knowing it’s over for them if DB depositors have […]
Europe’s problems with some of its largest financial institutions could spill over into the rest of the global market.
Well, Deutsche contagion is spreading... rapidly. Since Deutsche's recent highs, the short-end of the EUR-USD basis swap curve has collapsed...
Speculation concern's whether Germany's biggest bank could survive without the bailout or become the next Lehman Brothers.
For investors who are both just beginning their foray into gold investment, and for those who have been long time proponents of gold, Sprott Senior Advisor John Embry breaks down […]
a number of funds that clear derivatives trades with Deutsche Bank AG have withdrawn some excess cash and positions held at the lender
Deutsche Bank desperately needs to shore up its thin capital margins, and that likely means more pain for shareholders.
As the S&P 500 is near record highs, Warren Buffet is more out of the market than he has ever been and waiting for a collapse. That the 86 year […]
The PBOC’s demand for gold now exceeds the 450 tonnes produced by China...
Draghi is under pressure in Europe’s largest economy for his policies that are accused of hurting savers, weakening banks and helping fuel the rise of populist parties
The ECB president refused to answer questions on Deutsche during a closed-door meeting with legislators but told reporters after the session that negative interest rates imposed by the ECB were not responsible for the German financial system’s troubles.
We don't just deserve an affordable, sustainable healthcare system-we're doomed to bankruptcy without one.
When Health Republic Insurance of New Jersey announced last week that it’s $46 million in debt & shutting down, it became the 17th failed ObamaCare co-op since the Affordable Care Act launched three years ago.
"evidence is piling up that without more new home construction the current housing recovery could stall."