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    The Leading Edge of the Dollar Hurricane
Sep 8, 2016 - 06:13:12 PDT
Exports are down nearly $64 billion this year. Yet the Fed is flirting with raising rates. Imagine the economic storm if the U.S. dollar gets any stronger.
Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic adviser at Allianz & Bloomberg View columnist, discusses market expectations of a September rate increase by the Federal Reserve, the effectiveness of global central banks, problems created by low interest rates, & fiscal help needed by central bankers.
The US Treasury yield curve (110Y-2Y) keeps on falling, almost in a linear fashion & is now down to 79 basis points. The US Treasury yield curve remains upward sloping. On the other hand, we have Brazil with a downward sloping yield curve. Brazil has 8.74% YoY "inflation" (meaning CPI YoY change) & their currency…
The global economy is full of risks right now. Growth is sluggish, & central banks seem powerless to fix it.
Bank of Japan Deputy Gov. Hiroshi Nakaso said Thursday that expanding the central bank's negative interest rate policy is still a key tool that could be us
    Swiss Banks Bet Big on Negative Interest Rates
Sep 8, 2016 - 05:44:30 PDT
Switzerland's central bank is expected to stick to its script of negative interest rates and a commitment to foreign currency interventions when it gives its latest monetary policy update next week, a Reuters poll found
    Behind Joe Stiglitz's dire view of the euro
Sep 8, 2016 - 05:43:42 PDT
Not only is the euro doomed, but the demise of the single currency is going to be a messy affair, Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz said on Wednesday.
As largely expected, the actual ECB press announcement did not contain major surprises, which saw the ECB keep all three key rates unchanged, adding that "the monthly asset purchases of €80 billion are intended to run until the end of March 2017, or beyond
Having dropped one trillion euros since his epic buying spree began, with nothing but lower bond yields & higher stock prices to show for it, the big question is whether Draghi will do more of the same that hasn't worked, or go full Japan-tard & start buying equities directly - which also hasn't worked for them.
GOLD AND SILVER TAKE A LITTLE BREATHER BEING WHACKED A BIT BY OUR BANKER FRIENDS...
Gold is back on investors’ radar. Gold futures for December delivery touched $1,357.60 an ounce, the highest for a most-active contract since Aug. 19
Bob Moriarty the founder or 321gold and 321energy sits down with Maurice Jackson to discuss his views on domestic issues from politics to bonds, what two geopolitical events have his attention, and…
This week, if physical demand continues at anywhere near these levels it will drive prices higher.
They’d believed in six years of Wall Street hogwash. Now reality sets in.
    U.S. Crude Inventories See Biggest Draw Since 1999
Sep 7, 2016 - 15:56:17 PDT
U.S. crude inventories collapsed by 12 million barrels this week, marking the largest inventory draw since January 1999
Do falling auto sales imply that the US labor market is starting to soften? MKM analysts look at recent data and
    75% Of Americans Concerned About Losing Housing
Sep 7, 2016 - 15:24:32 PDT
With this many Americans feeling “cost-burdened,” it’s no surprise that 80% welcome affordable housing. Nearly 40% of those polled
The reality was that FDR put the policies in place to allow a more humane form of capitalism to succeed in America. Those restraints are desperately needed again today.
    The Great Income Stagnation
Sep 7, 2016 - 14:52:57 PDT
Less noticed – but just as corrosive – is inequality between generations, a result of falling or stagnating incomes for the majority of households.
    Global Banks are Dead in the Water
Sep 7, 2016 - 14:46:20 PDT
Anyone who doesn’t recognize that we’re facing a serious debt & financial bubble has either been living under a rock, or has retreated into their own fantasy la-la-land to cope with just how bad central bankers & governments have let things get.