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Mervyn King’s Radical Proposal for Global Financial Conglomerate ExposedMay 12, 2020 - 12:12:41 PDT
MERVYN KING called for the G20 and the IMF to merge in 2010, in a move that would have seen two of the world's most prominent intergovernmental organisations unite, unearthed reports reveal.
Returning the U.S. to robust growth will mean dealing with mass unemployment, permanently shuttered companies and a buildup of mountains of debt.
The OECD’s indicator of future turning points for the global economy plunged to unprecedented levels in April as output, consumption and confidence slumped when governments locked down activity to contain the coronavirus outbreak.
The United States on Tuesday reported a record $738 billion budget deficit in April, as an explosion in government spending and a shrinking of revenues amid the novel coronavirus pandemic put it deeply into the red.
Democrats hope to vote on their latest coronavirus relief bill by Friday as Republicans downplay the need for more immediate spending.
Controversy has arisen over the PPP following disclosures that publicly traded companies that have access to cash on the open markets had been applying for and receiving funding.
US Commercial Real Estate Prices Plunged in April, Mall Prices CollapsedMay 12, 2020 - 10:31:57 PDT
Tenants’ collapsing one after the other without replacement has a pernicious impact on property prices.
Just when you thought they couldn’t come up with any more crazy ideas, the Federal Reserve announced last night that they will start buying Exchange Traded Funds, effective immediately.
According to prominent Democrats in Congress, instead of smartly reopening the economy, we should double-down on Keynesian economics and just print more money.
Americans are renouncing their citizenship at the highest levels on record, according to research by the Enrolled Agents and accountants Bambridg ...
It’s not just international travel that poses tax risks. The question of tax complications also looms for the thousands of people in the U.S. who’ve crossed state lines to hunker down in vacation homes or with in-laws.
Prices Americans paid for eggs, meat, cereal and milk shot higher in April as people flocked to grocery stores amid government lockdowns.
As job uncertainty mounts, as seen in the current environment of stay-at-home orders and business closings, demand drops, unemployment increases and inflation falls, Sylvain Leduc and Zheng Liu write in “Can Pandemic-Induced Job Uncertainty Stimulate Automation?”
Gold futures rose on Tuesday, with support attributed in part to a weaker tone for the U.S. dollar as traders bet on a slow economic recovery, even as efforts were underway to reopen economies that were closed to contain the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Federal Reserve is embarking on its historic foray into the credit markets Tuesday, though it’s unclear how much more support the central bank can offer to an asset class on its best run in more than a decade.Exchange-traded funds that invest in corporate debt are first up for grabs...
Central bankers who have spent a generation researching how their words influence the economy and honing the craft of "forward guidance" are now effectively tongue-tied by a health crisis that has no clear destination yet to guide households and investors toward. With everything from depression...
Ann Pettifog makes the case for a radical transformation of the international monetary system — and the end of US dollar supremacy. "Greenback, greenback, dollar bill /Just a little piece of paper, coated with chlorophyll" — Ray Charles
President Donald Trump on Tuesday again pushed the Federal Reserve to adopt negative interest rates, even as several members of the U.S. central bank have said they do not see a need for rates - now near zero - to move into negative territory.
The Federal Reserve’s dive into corporate debt on Tuesday aligns the U.S. central bank with money managers around the world pivoting toward America Inc.’s bonds and away from its shares.
As of May 6, 2020, the Fed's Balance Sheet has ballooned to $6.72 Trillion. Since February 26, the Balance Sheet has grown by $2.56 trillion. Where does it stop?