The past three decades of global growth are rarely attributed to luck: it's all the result of our brilliant fiscal, monetary and trade policies.
The bond market sent a recession signal on Thursday as China's fast-spreading coronavirus reignited fears of an economic downturn.
Beating Expectations As Plunging Imports Offset Consumption Slump.
The Bank of England on Thursday held interest rates following Governor Mark Carney's final monetary policy meeting.
Japan needs to keep researching a central bank digital currency, even if it won't launch one just yet, accord to the Bank of Japan's deputy governor.
Shares, which at peak-hype spiked 1,200% in a month, go to zero. Board of Directors goes to zero. Executives go to zero. Sales already zero.
Having become a master of financial engineering instead of aircraft engineering.
Holdings in gold-backed exchange traded funds have risen to their highest levels in seven years, following $19.2bn in inflows last year. “You’re seeing flows into the metal, it’s a global trend,” said John Hathaway...
When asked about what he thought the price of gold would do heading into the November election, Dr. Paul commented: "The gold price is going up. Spending is excessive and it's going to get worse. And it will be monetized."
One of the dullest FOMC meetings in recent memory came as the U.S. was building up to the financial crisis.
The Fed has no interest in raising interest rates anytime soon, no matter how long the economic expansion rolls on or how many records the stock market breaks.
Gold & silver have been rebounding quite nicely, even with China's markets closed, but watch out for a whacking today or tomorrow. Here's why...
Deutsche Bank AG posted its fourth annual loss in five years after reporting yet another quarterly loss for the last three months of 2019.
On the surface, U.S. economic growth last quarter is projected to look decent and little changed from the prior period. But the main figure could mask a misfire in the economy’s chief engine...
Gold edged higher through the early European session on Thursday and is currently placed near the top end of its daily trading range, just above the $1580 region.
Stocks across the world tumbled on Thursday as the death toll from a virus spreading in China reached 170, forcing airlines to cut flights and stores to close as the potential economic hit from the outbreak came into focus.
Beijing just announced another slew of deaths and confirmed infections...while nearly 90,000 Chinese are under "observation."
The number of coronavirus cases in China has exceeded the total number of SARS cases in that country during the 2003 epidemic.
The sudden lack of new information coming out of China has Chris spooked. He walks us through the math here, showing how if the coronavirus follows its current geometric growth, over 100 million people could be infected by the end of February.
This is the story of how the Chinese central bank manipulates premiums on gold traded over the Shanghai Gold Exchange...