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The hunt for yield has pushed private equity firms and professional investors into new segments of the real estate market. In recent years, sophisticated investors have snapped up multi-family units and single-family homes. Now, corporate landlords are targeting the most cost-effective segment of the real estate market: mobile home parks.
Central banks could be forced to backstop crucial parts of the financial system that are vulnerable to higher interest rates, undermining their attempts to fight inflation, the Bank for International Settlements warned on Monday. The BIS, dubbed the bank for central banks, said the crisis that …
As millions of Americans will no doubt mark Jan. 1, 2023 with resolutions for self-improvement for the year ahead, the federal government’s main social welfare safety net will be undergoing changes too.
A parcel of economic data awaits Wall Street this week as investors inch closer to the Federal Reserve’s final rate-setting meeting this year.
Institutions outside the US are holding an estimated $65 trillion in “missing” dollar debt off their balance sheets through currency derivatives, making it harder for global policymakers to anticipate the next financial crisis.
National Association of Manufacturers CEO and President Jay Timmons joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss the November jobs report and why immigration reform could potentially help ease worker shortages.
    Watch Leveraged Loans as Canary in Credit Coal Mine\
Dec 5, 2022 - 05:28:35 PST
Investors watch leveraged loans for the first signs that aggressive central-bank rate hikes are starting to hit companies hard. They also brace for more FTX-like blowouts in the private equity industry and expect investment grade to do well next year.
The US dollar has erased more than half of this year’s gains amid growing expectations the Federal Reserve will temper its aggressive rate hikes, and as optimism grows over China’s reopening plans.
Morgan Stanley strategist Michael Wilson is returning to the bear camp.
    Futures Slip as Yields Rise, China Optimism Fades
Dec 5, 2022 - 05:24:47 PST
US futures slipped as Treasury yields rose on inflation risks and uncertainty about the path of American rate policy, stifling potential gains from China’s move to ease Covid restrictions.
    Stock Futures Fall Ahead of More Economic Data
Dec 5, 2022 - 05:24:47 PST
Stocks finished mixed on Friday as investors digested hotter-than-expected jobs data. The strong job gains and robust wage growth are the opposite of what the Federal Reserve would like to see in its battle against inflation. Friday’s figures showed demand for workers remains out of balance with supply, signaling to Fed policymakers to either take rates higher than previously anticipated or them higher for longer in restrictive territory.
    Central Banks Start Q4 Buying More Gold
December 5, 2022
After adding a historically high amount of gold to reserves in the third quarter, central banks kicked off Q4 buying more gold.
According to data compiled by the World Gold Council, central banks globally added another 31 tons of gold to official reserves in October.
Peter Schiff recently appeared on Real America with Dan Ball to talk about the economy, energy prices, and inflation. Peter said if you think inflation was bad this year, wait until next year with a much weaker dollar.
    Government Jobs Numbers Don't Add Up
December 5, 2022
Have you ever had a gut feeling that the labor reports put out by the Bureau of Labor Statistics are hinky?
If so, trust your gut.
According to the Democrats and many mainstream pundits, the US economy is "resilient." As Laura Ingraham put it, "it's all peaches and cream according to Joe and his team."
But what's the truth?
Peter Schiff painted a less rosy picture during his appearance on The Ingraham Angle, saying the coming currency crisis is going to fuel the inflationary fire.
While demand for physical gold and silver have been robust, managed money has dominated the market. So, is it buying this bull market?
Please note: the CoTs report was published 12/02/2022 for the period ending 11/29/2022. “Managed Money” and “Hedge Funds” are used interchangeably.
The Fed has a targeted balance sheet reduction of $95B a month. Up until this point, the Fed had failed to reach its target almost every month since QT began.
In the latest month, the Fed made up for their recent shortfall with a big balance sheet reduction of $139B, exceeding their target by 50%! Despite the larger-than-expected reduction, the Fed still missed its target on Mortgage Backed Securities (MBS).
With natural gas inventories now drawing down, what does that mean for Europe this winter?  Unfortunately, European natural gas prices are once again surging higher.  Also, what is going on with the precious metals prices and the Dollar?  Is the Dollar still heading lower...
    Silver: Is the Shine Coming Back for Traders?
Dec 2, 2022 - 12:53:17 PST
Trader and technical analyst Henrik Mikkelsen writes about the latest insights from his silver charts and explains current dynamics.
    Central Banks Maintain Their Appetite for Gold
Dec 2, 2022 - 12:49:43 PST
Central banks continue to accumulate gold according to the latest data available.1 In October – data is lagged by two months – central banks added a further net 31t of gold to international reserves (-41% m-o-m). This initial figure helps lifts global official gold reserves to its highest level since November 1974 (36,782t).