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The Fed boss says that he doesn't see any risks of asset bubbles. He should look more closely.
    ECB Has Not Reached Limits of Monetary Policy
Nov 19, 2019 - 05:54:33 PST
Despite unprecedented monetary easing, Professor Lane said the ECB still had further tools in its toolbox if needed, but added that they would depend on particular circumstances.
Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kurd’s role as the prime focus for efforts to revive the world’s third-largest economy is coming to an end. An unprecedented...
    Central Banks' QE Pitch Is Falling Flat
Nov 19, 2019 - 05:48:46 PST
The central bank had specifically designed the Committed Liquidity Facility to deal with a shortage of government bonds.
    The Fed Is Buying Billions of Mortgage Bonds
Nov 19, 2019 - 05:43:15 PST
The Fed has dramatically picked up the pace of its mortgage bond purchases in recent months as it seeks to keep the housing finance market on an even keel as borrowers race to refinance.
Seeking financial and economic safety and stability, Serbia has joined the global central bank gold-buying spree.
National Bank of Serbia Governor Jorgovanka Tabakovic recently announced that the bank purchased nine tons of gold in October, raising the country's reserves to just over 30 tons.
"The longer we go on, the more concerns will arise. The reality is the clock is ticking."
David says, “Charts don’t lie, and the chart for gold looks fantastic.” Gold has rallied this year against every currency in the world. The Fed is peaking at lower and lower rate levels during each market cycle, and the implications are for negative interest rates, which means gold would skyrocket.
    Mark Mobius: I Think Gold Will Continue to Do Very Well
Nov 19, 2019 - 04:42:34 PST
"I think gold will continue to do very well, simply because interest rates being so low and money supply increasing so dramatically globally,” Mobius Capital Partners Founding Partner Mark Mobius says. Also talks about the U.S. dollar. Full interview:
The cryptocurrency world is seeing a surge in the issuance of gold-backed tokens, with some of the digital-asset industry’s biggest and most controversial participants joining in on the fresh gold rush.
    A History of Fed Chairs Visiting the White House
Nov 19, 2019 - 04:30:05 PST
An otherwise normal meeting between the Fed chair and the president on Monday is shrouded by the undertones of President Donald Trump's constant criticism of the central bank.
    Banks of 2030 Will Be in the 'Palm of Your Hand
Nov 19, 2019 - 04:28:40 PST
In a decade's time, there may not be a single bank branch, but that doesn't mean all your assets are going to managed by robots. Not yet, at least.
    BOJ Conducting Research on Digital Currency: Kuroda
Nov 19, 2019 - 04:24:51 PST
Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Tuesday the central bank has no plans now to issue digital currencies, but is conducting research in case the need to do so heightens in the future.
    Maduro says 'thank God' for dollarization in Venezuela
Nov 19, 2019 - 04:23:33 PST
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro embraced the currency of his bitter rival the United States on Sunday, calling it an “escape valve” that can help the country weather its economic crisis...
It doesn’t look good for the dollar. Morgan Stanley sees a glut looming, while Standard Chartered Plc says the growing U.S. monetary base will undercut the greenback.There’s a rising tide of supply as the Federal Reserve pumps dollars into bank-funding markets in the wake of September’...
The U.S. is conducting more patrols in the South China Sea to send a signal to China that it intends to maintain freedom in the area that’s crucial for global trade...
China will step up credit support to the economy and push real lending rates lower, the central bank governor Yi Gang said on Tuesday...
Almost 60 per cent of German banks are charging negative interest rates on the deposits of corporate clients, and more than 20 per cent are doing the same for retail customers...
The level of government debt around the world has ballooned since the financial crisis, reaching levels never seen before during peacetime.
Joe Davis, the global chief economist at Vanguard, doesn’t expect a trade deal and sees the U.S. economy struggling next year.