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The Four Horses of U.S. debt are rushing into a crisis even worse than before...Cheap money has both created and masked pitfalls in the U.S. economy...
Interest rates could dive into negative territory regularly in future economic downturns, according to a top European Central Bank official, while ultra-low interest rates will become the norm even in boom times.
I frequently get a headache trying to understand Stanley Fischer's speeches or interviews. OK, US labor productivity is declining. But he is hoping the technological advances with fix the problem? Other than create even MORE unemployment? “We’re growing at around 2 percent, and the problem we face is that of productivity,” Federal Reserve Vice Chairman…
Aug 30, 2016 - 14:59:38 PDT
The biggest decliners? San Francisco and San Diego...
After Its "Predatory Tax Grab", Europe Prepares Crackdown On Amazon, McDonald'sAug 30, 2016 - 14:53:43 PDT
The full impact of the unwind of Europe's tax policies will take many years; the bigger question is whether, as a result of the ongoing nationalist, refugee and social upheavals, there will even be a Europe in several years.
Economists Just Now Finding Evidence Against Money Printing That Markets Settled On Years AgoAug 30, 2016 - 14:50:46 PDT
For a central bank, deflation is the starting point which makes inflation the emphasis. So long as there is a “small” amount of positive inflation then economists have suggested deflation
Japan's debt ratio is spiraling out of control but how much longer can the company sustain its borrowing?
After Janet Yellen’s speech at Jackson Hole last week, gold stocks sold off on the Chairwoman’s “hawkish” tone. It was once again an overreaction and misinterpretation of the Fed’s real impact on the economy. In his latest take on Yellen’s speech, Peter Schiff explains why the Fed’s “hawkish” talk is just a front to keep the markets anticipating action. In any case, Peter explains, the decision to hike or not will have little effect on the economy.
As part of the US economic slowdown, many have observed the sharp drop in demand for heavy trucking, coupled with the steep dropoff in train and intermodal traffic. Now, a third maj…
Last year's discovery of just 2.7 billion barrels is the smallest since 1947. The volume has dropped 90 percent compared to 1960.
If the index is rejected here, then not only is further upside in financial shares going to be a challenge, but the interest rate pendulum may again swing back to the doves.
Going from the final quarter of 2015 through March of this year, 37 percent of unemployed Italians gave up their job search, while only 13 percent landed new work and a full half found their status unchanged.
Bazookas! Sinks! Aggressive Doves! Nobody Loves Silly Metaphors More Than Central BankersAug 30, 2016 - 12:00:13 PDT
Since the financial crisis, unorthodox policy moves from the Federal Reserve and other central banks have inspired metaphors such as bazookas, sledgehammers, kitchen sinks and bullets.
Central Banks Double Down on the Mistakes of 2008... Creating the Greatest Bubble in HistoryAug 30, 2016 - 11:41:58 PDT
All told, the bond bubble is now $199 TRILLION in size. It is over TWO times the size of global GDP. And because the Fed never bothered to actually crack down on the derivatives markets...
On average, families at or below the 25th percentile were $13,000 in debt.
Is GOLD the only solution to End the Fed? Legendary Fed critic and Presidential Candidate Ron Paul explains...
What’s going on is that the common people have figured out that the elites who are running the central banks, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the G20 and managing these tremendous bubbles arise from Wall Street and don’t know what they’re doing. They are setting the world up for a great fall.
UBS - We are witnessing the end of the credit cycle, and a crash is comingAug 30, 2016 - 10:38:13 PDT
The risk of a stock market crash is growing, according to UBS.
With years of monetary accommodation having inflated bond, equity and property prices to unsustainable levels, developed world economies are now beset by low productivity and weak levels of investment and impaired prospects for banks
Aug 30, 2016 - 10:17:21 PDT
No Federal agency has done more to drain investor and consumer confidence than the crony Securities and Exchange Commission. Public revulsion of the SEC has now reached such epic proportions that a whistleblower