\China sought to maintain ample cash levels in its financial system with liquidity tools of different maturities, helping halt the worst government bond selloff in six years.
While oil supply fears are legitimate, a fundamental shift in the global economy is set to counter supply disruptions with significant demand destruction
Britain’s job shortages showed no signs of easing in the third quarter as more people dropped out of work and wages grew at the fastest pace in over a year, adding to inflationary concerns for the Bank of England.
Marko Kolanovic took another step in backing off the bullish stocks call that he had maintained throughout much of the market’s rout this year.
If you think the stock market selloff has come to an end, Morgan Stanley has some bad news.
Economists see US inflation running hotter through next year than they did a month ago and recession odds continue to mount against a backdrop of rising borrowing costs.
The central bank’s main inflation-fighting lever largely improves one side of the supply-and-demand equation, while potentially hurting the other.
Arbor Financial Group President Jeff Small and U.S. Bank Wealth Management Senior Investment Strategist Rob Haworth join Yahoo Finance Live to discuss the latest inflation data, Fed rate hikes, and retail earnings.
Festival and wedding buying boosted gold demand in India last month and the outlook looks strong moving forward.
If you are holding American Silver Eagles, this is a great time to exchange them for silver bars and walk away with a lot more silver.
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In the third quarter of 2022, central banks bought record amounts of gold and made the case for $3,000/ounce gold prices much stronger. There was even a mystery gold buyer during the third quarter.
2022 has been a highly unpleasant year for bonds so far. Over the course of the year, 30-year US Treasuries, for example, fell by around 45%, 10-year US Treasuries by around 18% and German Bunds by around 19%. One of our central theses of the In Gold We Trust reports of the past years is now likely to come true: (government) bonds are no longer the antifragile portfolio foundation they have been over the past 40 years.
Silver notched its best finish in five-and-a-half months and gold logged its top close in three months. Gold for December rose $7.50, or 0.4%, to settle at $1,776.90 an ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. The settlement was the
"I think it will probably be appropriate soon to move to a slower pace of rate increases," she told Bloomberg News in a live interview.
Between Biden’s green energy mandates and the spendathon by the Pelosi/Schumer led Keynesians in Congress (or Kongress), we saw a 40-year high in inflation. But with roaring Bidenflation, we have the S&P 500 index experiencing, in real terms, the worst performance since 1872.
Americans are bracing for higher inflation in the short, medium and longer terms, a monthly survey shows. However, they see the rate of price increases moderating over time.
Vice president trails financial stability review due Wednesday Low liquidity could ‘amplify’ a selloff, ECB official says
When bubbles pop, it's natural selection at its most unforgiving: "adapt or die," and those who ignore or discount consequential asymmetries will have a very difficult time navigating the triage.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell has been insistent that the central bank will lower inflation to 2%.
“We are resolute in our goal to fight inflation… we have the tools to bring it down to 2%” are just some of the public comments coming from his office.