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The once seemingly distant threat of the COVID-19 outbreak in China is starting to spread —and the U.S. economy is showing its first symptoms.
The New York Federal Reserve on Wednesday accepted all $48.90 billion in bids from primary dealers at an overnight repurchase agreement (repo) operation.
Gold is coming off its highest settle in nearly seven years as investors pile into the safe haven asset, and Citi thinks prices are heading higher.
China could diversify its reserves by converting them into another liquid asset, namely gold.
The goal of the stimulus this time around is not to improve a distant future, but to ward off a present danger.
Mainstream analysts and investors are still focusing on their naÏve hopes of an eternal expansion as the demand for gold & silver heats up...
Markets have been too optimistic about how much COVID-19 will hurt U.S. companies and the economy...
In his most recent podcast, Peter Schiff talked about coronavirus and the impact that it is having on the markets.Earlier this month, Peter said he thought the virus was just an excuse for stock market woes. At the time he believed the market was poised to fall anyway. But as it turns out, coronavirus has actually helped the US stock market because it has led central banks to pump even more liquidity into the world financial system.
Gold: Highest Close in 7 Years, Investors Hedge Stock Market Highs, VirusFeb 19, 2020 - 06:03:59 PST
The precious metal was up a further 0.5% to trade at around $1,609.61 per troy ounce (/oz) during European morning trade on Wednesday, testing the levels last seen on January 8.
learn what numerous crashing emerging market currencies signals about future gold and silver prices for the rest of 2020.
We are living through what is probably the most surprising bull market in history...
"Potentially this can affect any country in the world."
Feb 19, 2020 - 05:55:26 PST
The report finds that 70% of survey respondents consider climate change a major threat to financial stability and will integrate climate risks into supervisory practices and routine stress tests.
Search interest (via this moving infographic) in fiscal stimulus has increased; unsurprisingly, more so in Europe @DataArbor
Japan is emerging as one of the riskiest places for the spread of the coronavirus, prompting criticism that Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s government has misfired on its policies to block the outbreak.
Europe’s banking system is getting more fragmented, not less, 10 years after a sovereign debt crisis shook its foundations.
The refinance boom took a step back last week, bringing down total mortgage applications. Mortgage application volume decreased 6.4% from the previous week, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
Argentina's government has said it needs to restructure $100 billion in debt, including $44 billion to the IMF.
U.S. stock benchmarks on Wednesday are indicated modestly higher a day after the Nasdaq Composite eked out a record close, with investors taking some...
Peter Schiff recently appeared on SmallCap Power with Mark Bunting to talk about the stock market bubble. He said it's the same type of bubble as 2008, only bigger.The source is the same. It's artificially low interest rates. It's quantitative easing. The central bank, the Federal Reserve, is responsible for the rise in the stock market."