The Dow Jones was down over 280 points yesterday, marking the third straight day of declines. Sudden pessimism about a trade deal has tanked stocks. In his latest podcast, Peter Schiff talked about it.Typically, December is a strong month for stocks with the so-called "Santa Claus rally." Peter said maybe the Grinch is going to steal that rally this year.
Jeff Deist: Negative interest rates are now entrenched reality in Europe, & not just for buyers of sovereign or corporate debt – even retail savings accounts are affected. What does this mean for real people trying to save for retirement?
Gold is seen as a safe haven and store of value during times of a economic uncertainty and increased geopolitical tensions.
Stocks closed out November on a high note with the hope of a trade deal fueling Wall Street. But is this warranted? And are consumers really doing a well as the mainstream would have us believe? Peter Schiff appeared on RT Boom Bust last week to talk about it. He said it's all a house of cards and it's going to come crashing down on American consumers.
Job growth slowed to a crawl in November, with private payrolls increasing by just 67,000, according to an estimate Wednesday from ADP and Moody’s Analytics.
Could 2020 finally be the year that the Treasury bears are vindicated?If so, emerging-markets traders may find that Thai, South African and South Korean bonds are the most vulnerable, while those in India and Russia would be the least responsive...
The Carpocalypse is here. Autoworkers have been hit hard in 2019. Around the world, roughly 80,000 jobs are set to be lost over the next few years, according to data comp...
A closely watched survey paints a bleak picture of Britain's services industry, which includes everything from banking to retail to coffee shops.
The decision may buy much-needed time for Lebanon, which is reeling under its worst financial crisis in decades while authorities struggle to form a government
But that may not be enough to spur growth.
After the world's negative yielding debt hit a record $17 trillion at the start of September, mostly as a result of Japanese debt the vast majority of which is trading in negative territory
The last decade has shown repeatedly that euro zone politicians often disappoint. If governments are unhappy, they should put their euros where their mouths are.
The ECB has long failed to meet its inflation target. These calls could simply be seen as recognising reality. The real objective is to push back against quantitative easing and negative interest rates.
The euro is encroaching on the dollar’s territory as the world’s currency of global borrowing, but that doesn’t mean anyone wants to keep hold of it.“No one wants to hold euro cash as an asset anymore but everyone wants it as a liability,”...
UniCredit CEO Jean Pierre Mustier will reward investors with 2 billion euros (S$3 billion) of share buybacks in a new four-year strategic plan that will see about 8,000 job cuts as Italy's biggest bank grapples with slow economic growth and negative interest rates..
The conditions are in place for potentially a big move in gold. Dave Kranzler explains...
Gold prices rose to a near one-month high on Wednesday, as U.S. President Donald Trump's comments dampened hopes for a quick preliminary trade agreement with China, driving support for safe-haven assets.
The U.S. and China are moving closer to agreeing on the amount of tariffs that would be rolled back in a phase-one trade deal despite tensions over Hong Kong and Xinjiang,...
Never Polish or clean gold and silver coins, and keep your dirty hands off mine...
The charts are beautiful and the physical market is getting stronger. Here are the details...