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Despite widespread public support for Biden's $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief plan, Republicans in Congress are skeptical of it.
American Airlines warned employees last week that another round of furlough notices could be coming.
As much as $17.6 billion in unemployment benefits — or 38% less than what out-of-work Americans were due to receive — didn’t reach their bank accounts in January.
    Why I Invest In Silver - PHYSICAL Over ETFs
Feb 3, 2021 - 15:25:31 PST
How does Mike Maloney invest in silver, and why? Join Mike and Jeff Clark as they discuss the pros and cons of the most popular forms of silver investing.
The was a major disruption in the silver market when the WallStreetBets and Reddit instituted their "Silversqueeze" campaign, which hit the mainstream financial networks.  While the silver price surged and then sold-off, I believe the silver market disruptions will continue to increase in 2021...
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    Silver Claws Back As Market Looks past Retail Swings
Feb 3, 2021 - 13:01:39 PST
The recent moves have attracted a lot of new interest in silver, “not necessarily Reddit investors, but just people out there looking at silver as an undervalued asset,”
Gold and silver prices settle slightly higher Wednesday to recoup a portion of losses from a day earlier, as trading for both metals looked to stabilize...
    Crushing the Silver Short Positions: Ted Butler
Feb 3, 2021 - 12:53:46 PST
Tom welcomes Ted Butler back to the show to discuss the recent activity in the silver markets. Ted discusses the massive short position held on the Comex by Commercial speculators.
It's urgent for the U.S. government and companies to band together and bring manufacturing back home.
    The Game Stop Fairy Tale And Its Lesson
Feb 3, 2021 - 12:25:41 PST
We tell the story of GME because it’s fascinating and important. It also holds an important lesson about the level of speculation the Fed is fostering.
There are all sorts of signals pointing to rampant speculation in the stock market today. And if we are to measure it by way of margin debt (normazlied by the size of the economy), then what we are witnessing is, in fact, a level of speculation that dwarfs anything seen in modern times.
    The Risks of Too Much ‘Stimulus’: WSJ
Feb 3, 2021 - 12:01:47 PST
That view has been espoused by Bill Clinton’s Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers and Barack Obama’s former top economist Jason Furman. Both have expressed concern that the economy may overheat.
    Inflation In The Pipeline: PPI, CPI, 5 Year TIPS
Feb 3, 2021 - 11:51:22 PST
Today we’ll continue the exploration of US inflation that we started 2 weeks ago with a discussion of Producer Price Inflation. What does PPI actually measure? Does it help us predict when consumer price inflation might lift off? Inquiring minds, as the old advertisements use to say, want to know.
The U.S. Treasury is leaning toward backing a boost of as much as $500 billion to the International Monetary Fund’s resources, helping it support developing nations against the Covid-19 crisis, according to people familiar with the matter. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen could make a decision as soon as the end of February, when finance ministers...
Draghi is seen as the “lender of last resort” of institutional and political capital to the country. It is therefore hard to envision who could succeed to form an effective government if he fails, and Goldman expects a notable increase in sovereign risk in this scenario.
Big cities have a host of problems, including congestion, crime and crippling taxation. Hence, the out-migration from big cities to smaller cities. But smaller cities also have better unemployment …
    Greek Deflation as Fast as the Eurozone Crisis
Feb 3, 2021 - 10:41:40 PST
Consumer prices in Greece are declining at the fastest rate since the fall-out from the Eurozone crisis which kicked-off a decade ago. Greece’s annual EU-harmonized inflation was negative for the ninth straight month in December, at -2.4% on an annualized basis, from -2.1% in November. Headline consumer price inflation (CPI) was at -2.3% from -2.1% in the previous month. This is a clear sign that deflationary forces are at work.
New reporting reveals that Chief Financial Officers at top American companies are “considering raising prices, cutting workers’ hours and investing in automation to offset a potential rise in labor costs.”
“There is no justification” for continuing the purchases of mortgage-backed securities. The Fed is “misdiagnosing its impact on the housing market.” Pressure rises on the Fed to back off, in face o…