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Hospitality Industry Sees Job Growth Come to a Halt, With Little Hope AheadDec 4, 2020 - 09:13:14 PST
Signs of hope for workers in the hard-hit Hospitality field all but disappeared in November, and their prospects for getting re-hired grow bleaker by the month.
Restaurant Industry Loses Jobs for the First Time Since April as New Restrictions Hit EmploymentDec 4, 2020 - 09:10:49 PST
Food and drinking places lost 17,400 jobs in November, and the industry has an unemployment rate of 13.8%.
Cares Act Provisions That Will Expire Just After Christmas if Congress Doesn’t Pass a Stimulus DealDec 4, 2020 - 09:08:51 PST
Without a new stimulus deal, 66% of Americans currently collecting unemployment benefits will lose them by Dec. 26.
Now it's time to talk Christmas!I know. A lot of people started with Christmas the day after Halloween. This absolutely drives me crazy. Why do we just skip over Thanksgiving? Thanksgiving is a magnificent holiday! I mean, it's important to give thanks. And who doesn't want to eat large amounts of delicious food and watch football? But in this day and age, Thanksgiving gets completely run over by Christmas.
There is a recovery happening. But it's helping some people immensely and others not at all. And it's that second part that poses a massive risk to the Biden-Harris administration's chance of success.
Global debt is set to reach $200 trillion, or 265% of the world's annual economic output, by the end of the year, S&P Global has forecast - although it doesn't expect a crisis any time soon.
The federal government used the Patriot Act to collect website visit logs in 2019, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence revealed in letters made public Thursday, putting a renewed focus on surveillance authorities that lapsed...
Rising defaults by China’s state firms are showing the need for bond investors to be much savvier about those borrowers -- no easy feat in a country where government decisions and business operations lack transparency.
The United States' trade deficit increased less than expected in October, suggesting trade could contribute to economic growth in the fourth quarter.
China poses the greatest threat to America and the rest of the free world since World War II, outgoing National Intelligence Director John Ratcliffe said Thursday as the Trump...
Relations between the world’s two largest economies have sunk to their lowest point in decades over issues such as trade, technology, security, human rights and COVID-19.
After a dismal November, gold and silver are starting to show some signs of life. But what caused the big drop in the price of precious metals last month? Was it warranted? In this episode of the Friday Gold Wrap podcast, host Mike Maharrey looks at the economic and monetary fundamentals and tries to bring us back to reality. He argues that despite the optimism about a coronavirus vaccine, nothing will fundamentally change.
Top Currency Regulator Says to Expect ‘Clarity’ in Coming Weeks on BitcoinDec 4, 2020 - 06:46:11 PST
Brian Brooks, the acting comptroller of the currency, told CNBC's Melissa Lee that "nobody's going to ban bitcoin."
I think it is worth considering the potential for a very tumultuous 2021 and 2022…at least think about it.
Gold prices rise for a fourth straight session on Friday, putting bullion on track to notch the longest win streak since early August, and helping the...
Swiss CBDC Trial Shows ‘Feasibility’ for Central Bank Money on Distributed Ledger, BIS SaysDec 4, 2020 - 05:45:26 PST
A Swiss experiment on how central bank money can be linked to markets built on distributed ledger technology (DLT) yielded positive results.
The dollar was headed for its worst week in a month on Friday while the euro gained, as investors bet the U.S. currency has further to fall and that the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic may be over within months.
November Payrolls Huge Miss At Just 245K Jobs Added, Unemployment Rate 6.7%Dec 4, 2020 - 05:34:36 PST
Consensus expected a return to weakness in the labor market as surging Covid-19 case counts have led to to a return of lockdown measures, which would mean less hiring especially for hurting retail companies, and sure enough moments ago the BLS confirms just that...
“We are more likely to get more inflation than the market is currently pricing than less over the next several years,” said Bob Miller, head of Americas fundamental fixed income at BlackRock.
Financial markets' euphoric reaction to the recent COVID-19 vaccine breakthroughs and U.S. election results is pushing some currencies up so fast that rumblings have begun about a potential new FX war.