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Iceland plans to significantly ease capital controls for individuals & companies, marking the end of a regime that was described as the crutch for the Icelandic economy following the 2008 crisis.
The $6 trillion public pension hole that we’re all going to have to pay forAug 17, 2016 - 13:11:16 PDT
Why your state’s public pension plan is in a much bigger hole than you already fear.
The only question is what spark on what day will set off the powder keg
stress test was applied to 123 banks compared to this year just 51 banks. This, of course, has the smart money highly skeptical.
CIO of $350 billion portfolio: Central banks 'don't give a darn' about retirementsAug 17, 2016 - 11:52:50 PDT
The idea of central banks creating wealth by boosting asset values through low interest rates may prove costly for retirees, AIG's Doug Dachille says.
Banks are considering using vaults to store cash piles as rates go negativeAug 17, 2016 - 11:49:05 PDT
Some banks & insurers have recently started considering the idea of keeping piles of cash in high security vaults across Europe.
Images of citizens waiting in lines to get basic goods - toilet paper, flour, milk - throughout supermarkets in Venezuela abound across the internet.
Aug 17, 2016 - 11:36:41 PDT
In America today, more than 60 million people live in multi-generational households. That number is so large that it may seem difficult to believe, but the truth is that vast numbers of young…
Aug 17, 2016 - 11:29:56 PDT
The central paradox of today's economy.
Central bank policies have provided an extrapolation of the deflation in consumer goods described above, right at a time when those forces are reversing.
FOMC Minutes Show Fed Members Split Over July Rate-Hike, Fear Financial Risks From Low RatesAug 17, 2016 - 11:08:18 PDT
With Fed speakers attempting to jawbone the current narrative back from the uber-dovish record-high-creating Fed statement, all eyes today were glued on how hawkish the statement would be with regard 2016 hikes
In the blink of an eye. In a heartbeat. In a New York minute. Life can and does change in these thinnest slices of time. And yet for Don Henley’s anthem to the swiftness of change, and just how quickly … Continue reading →
The Bank of England’s quantitative-easing program isn’t working and should be abandoned in favor of other stimulus measures, according to demonstrators who gathered outside the central bank on Wednesday.
There’s a lot more to this story than the SEC is sharing with the investing public. It’s time for prosecutors with criminal powers to step into the void.
the Fed and its counterparts around the globe have kept the spigots of easy money flowing for too long, hoping growth will come around.
Negative interest rates by the ECB and Bank of Japan have failed, economist Mohamed El-Erian tells CNBC.
The central bank that cried wolf? Talk of higher U.S. interest rates is often just that Aug 17, 2016 - 09:48:38 PDT
Just words? The Federal Reserve has been on the cusp of rate hikes several times since 2013 — recall the famous taper tantrum — and it seemed on the verge of acting just last spring before backing off.
investors became more cautious ahead of the minutes of Federal Reserve’s most recent policy meeting due later in the day.
Aug 17, 2016 - 07:32:37 PDT
According to BofA Merrill Lynch, bond investors are growing more fearful of asset/credit bubbles, especially those in the high yield segment on the market...
Countries are up to their necks in debt that cannot not be paid. The derivatives propping the debt up are hundreds of trillions of dollars.