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The long-running debate about the advisability of so-called helicopter money has changed shape, as new ideas emerge about the form it could take – and questions arise about whether it is already being dropped on some economies. What hasn't changed is that it is a very bad idea.
What is called a negative interest rate is merely a deposit charge that is difficult to avoid. Central banks throughout the world are exploiting their ability to charge for reserves held by their bank customers.
Yale University Economics Professor Robert Shiller examines results of the June S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller report, which showed national homes prices rising 5.1 percent. Shiller also weighs in on when the Federal Reserve should raise interest rates.
It may not be obvious to the casual observer just yet, but the Central Banks are beginning to Lose Control...
Caterpillar said in September 2015 that it will cut as many as 10,000 jobs through 2018 and also might close or consolidate more than 20 plants around the world as it grappled with the mining and energy downturn.
This is of course the issue proclaimed as “shock a& awe” by Euro area ministers such as Christine Lagarde back in May 2010 as they sent Greece spiraling into an economic depression from which it shows little sign of returning.
The IMF has called for the heads of the world’s leading economies to take much stronger action on the global economy to avoid a low growth rut fueling concerns over globalization
Once upon a time, couples would have three to five children for that was their retirement. Now it's the Governments Job.
January 1939 through July 1989—manufacturing employment always exceeded government employment in the United States
The Writing May Be On the Wall In an exclusive interview, Former CIA Analyst Jim Rickards asks: What Do Central Bankers Know?
You’re seeing central banks all of a sudden become among the biggest buyers of equities in the world.
Ten flip-flops in just over three years. This reveals that the Fed has no idea what it is doing. The cycle continues. James Rickards reports.
As the cost of propagating BS drops to near-zero, the value of honestly achieved analyses and conclusions rises proportionately.
the “plateau” plus a real inventory problem would suggest further that the manufacturing recession may be about to get real.
Jobs report proves Janet Yellen is wrong about the economy: ex-Fed officialSep 2, 2016 - 10:01:49 PDT
It is time for Fed officials to recognize that their model of the economy is wrong. If the model was ever right, it is now broken.
The all too crucial monsoon season in India is on pace for a record year. The crops that need the rain will now be overflowing in the coming months. Translation – […]
Jim Rickards debunks the most commonly held arguments against gold in best selling UK financial publication Money Week:
Returns in September are four times the average of the 11 other months, writes Mark Hulbert.
Gold futures headed for the biggest gain in a month after U.S. employment data missed estimates, boosting the metal’s appeal as a haven.
WTF Chart Of The Day - US Factory Orders Tumble For Longest Streak In HistorySep 2, 2016 - 07:38:50 PDT
This is the longest period of decline in US history (since 1956) and has always indicated the US economy is in recession...