In a sign that the Federal Reserve is growing increasingly desperate to jump-start the economy, the Fed’s Secondary Market Credit Facility has begun...
Morgan Stanley: This year, the US federal fiscal deficit will be the highest since 1943, thanks to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Federal Reserve struck the right tone in its first pandemic-era economic outlook, suggesting years of extraordinary policy support for an economy facing a slow and long slog back, according to a majority of economists in a Reuters poll.
Last week, the ECB published information about the substantial demand for liquidity requested by eurozone banks during the fourth round of targeted longer-term financing, TLTRO III. According to Gouveia...
Japan is expected to compile a stimulus package to boost the economy in the autumn, as its previous two packages were aimed at preventing firms and households from bankruptcy amid the coronavirus pandemic, a close ally of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said.
A rundown of what we know about how much of the trillions of dollars in coronavirus stimulus has already been spent and what is still waiting to go out the door.
President Trump said Monday that he would support another round of stimulus checks to help the economy bounce back after the coronavirus pandemic.
Fed leads in trimming its balance sheet; Now Bank of England governor publishes the reasoning for central banks to shed assets – before raising interest rates. A big shift!
CGovernment stimulus programs have helped support spending by lower-income Americans, but the money could soon run out.
Earlier, stock futures turned negative after White House trade advisor Peter Navarro told Fox News in a Monday interview that the trade deal with China was "over."
Beidou will help China’s military stay online in case of a conflict with the U.S. But the launch is also part of Beijing’s push to increase its technological influence globally.
The coronavirus has infected more than 9.11 million people around the world as of Tuesday, killing at least 472,541 people.
The mainstream generally treats the gold standard as a bygone relic of a primitive past — something grandpa might remember fondly along with 5 cent eggs and walking to school uphill both ways. But in this modern era of wild monetary policy and unprecedented money printing, even some in the mainstream are starting to think grampa may have been a little wiser than we thought.A recent article in The Economist extolled the virtues of the gold standard and advises "make a strategic allocation to gold."
Gold remains undervalued based on technical indicators. There are significant similarities with today's gold market when compared with that of...
What's in store for silver in the future? Keith Neumeyer has high hopes.
In the 19th century, an era of rapid social and political change – not to mention industrialisation – leaving everything behind to chase a dream proved sorely tempting. Pat Kinsella explores the major gold rushes of the 19th century for BBC History Revealed…
Gold contracts for August delivery leaped as much as 1.5% to $1,779 per ounce, reaching the highest level in nearly eight years. Investors piled...
Activity behind the price is what we call our “Tell”, and it’s telling us things are not normal...
While the initial announcement of the program provided a major lift to Wall Street, there now are worries that the risk-on sentiment could be getting carried away.
The Fed mistakenly believes it can control the rate of inflation with relative ease. While it believes it is far easier to fight a rising rate of inflation than deflation, it is still completely convinced the puppet strings of extant price levels rest firmly in its hands.