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Britain’s money-supply economists, who emerged from obscurity in the pandemic by correctly anticipating sky-high inflation before anyone else, are sounding the alarm again.
US equity futures struggled for direction as investors braced for inflation data and corporate results that could confirm fears about the health of the financial system.
For the second-straight quarter, earnings at the biggest U.S. companies are about to drop, marking the start of an earnings recession. The question for investors, as always, is whether this recession has already been priced in.
World stocks rallied on Tuesday as traders held onto hope that interest rates will soon peak and fall later this year, even if the latest U.S. jobs data supported the case for a May hike by the Federal Reserve. European stocks added 0.5%, U.S. equity futures pointed to a positive Wall Street open and Japan's blue-chip Nikkei rallied over 1%. Friday's non-farm payrolls ...
For the first time in 10 months, gold flowed into ETFs in March with global gold ETFs recording net inflows of 32 tons, representing an increase of about $1.9 billion.
In a surprise move earlier this month, OPEC announced further oil production cuts of about 1.16 million barrels per day. Analysts projected the cuts could raise the price of oil by $10 per barrel. Peter Schiff recently appeared on NewsMax's Wake Up America and explained why these production cuts will further complicate the Federal Reserve's efforts to fight price inflation, and more broadly, how global moves like this and others undermine the dollar.
TOP SILVER MINING STOCKS UPDATE APR 11th: What Do The Technicals Show & What Are The Best Mining Stocks To ConsiderApril 11, 2023
If you are going to invest in silver mining stocks, it's wise to consider the better-performing companies. In this update, I show which silver mining stocks have outperformed their peers and what is the best strategy when considering buying and selling shares...
As one of the most useful minerals on Earth, gold is favored for its conductivity, inability to tarnish, workability, and of course its good looks. But despite its seeming abundance, might our gold supplies one day run out?
Gold gained 9% in Q1 2023, but see-sawed on bond market volatility. A surge in March to record the highest monthly inflows since 2019, reversed two weak months for global gold ETFs and futures investment
Apr 10, 2023 - 13:19:18 PDT
The People's Bank of China (PBOC) reported an increase in the country's gold reserves of 18 tons in March, continuing its buying spree.
The activities of JPMorgan have distorted the gold market.
The price of gold is once again testing its all-time highs as both individuals and institutions flee the chaos of our times toward safety. What John Maynard Keynes decried as the “barbarous relic” just keeps coming back. The worse government policies become, and the more deranged and dysfunctional the Federal Reserve is revealed to be, the more people are turning to time-tested monetary truth.
Two Texas lawmakers introduced identical bills stating that a fractional equivalent amount of physical gold would back the digital currency.
The world is holding its breath for a simmering bank crisis in the United States triggered by the spectacular collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank.
‘Currency Wars’ author Jim Rickards reacts to China and Malaysia reviving a proposal to reduce dependency on the US dollar as other countries look beyond the dollar for a new global currency.
“Thinking the Unthinkable.” What does that phrase bring to mind? To me it suggests a situation that has become so stressed you are forced to consider undesirable solutions.
The Triffin dilemma or Triffin paradox is the conflict of economic interests that arises between short-term domestic and long-term international objectives for countries whose currencies serve as global reserve currencies.
How are bubbles formed in the market? And who is responsible for them?
Fed Survey Shows Inflation Expectations Re-Accelerated In March, Credit Access Worst EverApr 10, 2023 - 11:50:03 PDT
This feels very stagflationary. As the labor market starts to finally crack (the most lagged economic signal), and consumer credit growth slows (at their limits), The Fed has a problem as, according to the New York Fed's March Survey of Consumer Expectations, inflation expectations are on the rise once again, especially the short-term.
What Are Older Office Towers Worth When They Finally Sell amid Record Vacancy Rates? Not Much. Huge Losses EverywhereApr 10, 2023 - 11:46:43 PDT
But foreclosure sales are far worse, including a total wipeout of CMBS investors.