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Are we in the early stages of a Massive gold rally? We discuss the macro arguments for gold’s coming rise, the dollar’s crash and overall economic chaos...
For the 18th month in a row, annual changes in sales declined and inventories rose.
Private creditors have replaced the public sector as lead borrower to developing countries, which has contributed to a new borrowing and lending boom.
Moller-Maersk kept its downbeat 2016 profit forecast on Friday as the Danish shipping and oil giant reported net profit way under expectations.
We have certainly embarked down the road of a police state. Federal agencies are tracking people who travel on trains or in the air.
Big Wall Street banks are asking the U.S. Federal Reserve to grant them an additional five-year grace period to comply with a financial reform regulation known as the Volcker rule, people familiar with the matter said.
The IMF are urging the European Central Bank to stop yanking interest rates further into negative territory, warning it will take a toll on the region’s already struggling banks and reduce lending to businesses and households.
There is no recovery hidden up Janet Yellen’s sleeve, and bonds fundamentally know it and what that means for tomorrow, five years from now, &beyond.
Gold & oil advanced - Treasuries rallied, while the dollar fell with U.S. stocks after data showing stalling retail sales added to speculation the Federal Reserve will be in no rush to raise interest rates this year.
YoY growth in retail sales slowed to just 2.3% - indicative of recessionary levels...
European Central Bank (ECB) has broken all available records when it comes to easing the monetary policy. Bond buying is continuing at a record pace of 80 billion, theinterest rate is at record low of -0.4 percent and...
The quarterly rate of growth halved from January-March’s 0.6% expansion
It has failed to meet its own "price stability target of 2 per cent" set three years ago. But why has Japan run through its bag of monetary tricks in the first place?
European banks were clobbered during the global financial crisis & have never recovered. With the ECB throwing everything and the proverbial kitchen sink at the stagnant economies of Europe, THIS is the IMF’s definition of working for the lenders?
Rate cuts by global central banks have done little to weaken surging currencies. However, all this year the opposite has been happening.
SDR would be created for every dollar that was exchanged, & should be seen as a next crucial step in the big reset.
The murky balance sheets of China's banks have long spurred fears of an impending crisis, but the clean-up may already be proceeding apace, UBS said.
Fresh economic data from China adds to a raft of indicators suggesting the world's second largest economy remains in the doldrums.
“When Ms. Hoffman heard the ECB was knocking rates below zero in June 2014, she considered it ‘madness’ and promptly cut her spending, set aside more money, and bought gold.” […]