The Fed, with its bargain-basement interest rates, is manipulating financial markets & hurting capitalism, bond king Bill Gross says.
John Williams is an economist who’s been following government statistics for 30 years. A lot has changed during this time.
The best that can be said about Bitcoin right now is that it still exists.
Treasuries are heading for their worst month since June of last year after Janet Yellen and a chorus of Federal Reserve officials said the case for higher interest rates had strengthened.
Japan’s Defense Ministry is seeking a record budget for the next financial year as the nation seeks to cope with increasing pressure from China over disputed islands in the East China Sea.
What are the potential consequences of sub-zero interest rates for the global economy and people across the world?
The decision of several major insurance companies to cut their losses and withdraw from the Obamacare exchanges, combined with the failure of 70 percent of Obamacare's health insurance “co-ops,” will leave one in six Obamacare enrollees with only one health insurance option.
I will argue today that these huge household debt levels are one of the reasons that this economic recovery is so weak, with GDP growth averaging less than 1%
over the past five months, the average ADP employment gain is 175K, which is the lowest since July 2013
For shipping companies, Amazon has been great. Now it's taking business away from them.
When governments suddenly wake up one day and say, “Wait a second, all these people we tried to chase out of paper money, they’re going into gold.”—at that point, there […]
We have been highlighting the wave of billionaires who are all getting out of the stock market this summer and buying gold. Well, now it’s a trillionaire...
A number of economists have made the case against gold. They are all dead wrong, says Jim Rickards.
If gold is viewed as a currency, the yellow metal should be worth $1,700 an ounce according to Deutsche Bank
A newcomer to the IMF's New World Money agenda... China continues its quest toward financial superpower status... James Rickards reports...
Gold and housing are headed in different directions...
Recognizing that the departure from gold and silver backing to our money has led to crushing debt and great financial instability, a few freedom-minded state legislatures have begun to consider how to defend themselves and their citizens.
Can the Utility Settlement Coin and other cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin replace the dollar when the next crisis strikes? Jim Rickards has the answer...
New data disclosed to Reuters shows a third of bitcoin trading platforms have been hacked, and nearly half have closed in the half dozen years since they burst on the scene.
Such a state-run gold depository doesn’t currently exist anywhere else in the U.S. It’s hoped that it will help turn Texas into a “financial Mecca,” in the words of one state senator.