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Trade wars - Why the central pillar of global order is in danger of collapse as TTIP disintegratesAug 31, 2016 - 14:59:14 PDT
The Transatlantic pact intended to unite Europe and North America in a vast free trade zone is close to collapse after France called for a complete suspension of talks, accusing the US of blocking any workable compromise.
The United States is furious at the European Union for demanding Apple reimburse up to €13 billion in unpaid taxes in Ireland.
Princeton University economist Christopher Sims, policymakers were told that it may take a massive program, large enough even to shock taxpayers into a different, inflationary view of the future.
Holding physical precious metals continues to be in high demand around the world. In fact, the need for physical gold is so high that Australian-based mining company, Resolute Mining, is offering to pay out investor dividends in the yellow metal.In an unprecedented move, the mining company’s new policy states that “shareholders with more than 5,000 shares can opt to receive their dividend payment in gold through a personal account held with the government guaranteed Perth Mint.”
The global provider of interbank money transfer services, SWIFT, has confirmed more hack attacks on its member banks. The attacks occurred after SWIFT updated security procedures following February’s breach at the Bangladesh central bank.
Global Supply Chains Paralyzed After World's 7th Largest Container Shipper Files Bankruptcy, Assets FrozenAug 31, 2016 - 13:15:52 PDT
A bankruptcy for Hanjin Shipping would be the largest ever for a container shipper in terms of capacity
From the vantage point of the great bond bubble of 2016, the first dotcom insanity now looks like an oasis of common sense.
Aug 31, 2016 - 12:58:44 PDT
The European and UK banks have struggled mightily since the financial crisis of 2008 and late 2007. The European Central Bank has thrown zero interest rates and asset purchases at the struggling banks, to no avail. European nations now have negative sovereign yields, at least under 10 years in maturity. And despite The Fed's Vice…
Nearly everywhere on the planet the giant financial bubbles created by the central banks during the last two decades are fracturing.
At present, we have two economies operating at different speeds, but, in the end, we have one world and it is deflating.
Just jam cash into Americans' pockets. It would make fighting any future recession a cinch.
Knowing how the Federal Reserve is organised and who’s in charge can position you to preserve wealth and even profit from the coming Fed-induced turmoil.
Without free cash from the Fed, the bubble in stock markets will finally and thoroughly implode, crashing down to meet all other fundamentals.
Americans are in real trouble. While Americans have been suffering 45 years of Gold & Silver Monetary Amnesia, PRECIOUS METALS RELIGION will finally wake up the living dead...
Spending … lots and lots of spending (and borrowing — and spending some more) … is the new prescriptive for the world’s economic ills. (Never mind whether it works or not.)
“The stock market, even though it’s setting new highs, is getting cheaper and cheaper measured in gold…” -- Mike MaloneyMike provides an update on the various economic indicators that he has been tracking over the past months. He believes a very large event starting to unfold. Now is the time to prepare.
Aug 31, 2016 - 10:49:44 PDT
"We are not interested in SDR bonds and we can't see why Chinese investors should want these bonds since they can easily buy much higher yielding bonds in China," said a fixed-income fund manager in Hong Kong who invests both onshore and offshore debt markets.
Canada's economic output shrinks by its largest percentage since the global economic crisis after wildfires hit the country's oil-producing region.
Dishonest bankers threaten new financial crisis says Bank of England Governor Mark CarneyAug 31, 2016 - 10:31:34 PDT
Corrupt bankers represent a threat not only to those they directly rip off but also potentially the entire global financial system, the Governor of the Bank of England has warned.
The ECB has cut rates deep into negative territory, given banks free loans and is buying 80 billion euros worth of assets per month, but inflation has hovered near zero