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The Consumer Price Index for Urban Consumers (CPI-U) released yesterday morning puts the year-over-year inflation rate at 1.76%. It is below the 3.76% average since the end of the Second World War and above its 10-year moving average, now at 1.77%.
Print, print, print that money! Print, print, print and if you print yourself to death …
Gold may be in a bull market, but silver is about to be in a gold bull market on steroids. Here's why...
...it's getting worse, not plateauing!
"An efficient BRICS payment system can encourage payments in national currencies..."
The Japanese economy has been living in a fantasy world for decades, and the U.S. economy could soon be joining it there.
Many Americans remain in precarious financial shape even as the economy continues to grow, with 7 of 10 saying they struggling with at least one aspect of financial stability, such as paying bills or saving money.
Let's dive into some stats and charts from the New York Fed Third-Quarter Report on Household Debt and Credit.
The Cass Freight Index once again warns again of economic contraction.
There was more optimism about a trade deal this week. There was also more pessimism about a trade deal this week. Markets reacted accordingly. But there was some other interesting news out there. Jerome Powell lectured Congress about the national debt and last month's inflation data came in hotter than expected. Host Mike Maharrey covers these stories and more, and basically ignores the trade war gossip, on this episode of the SchiffGold Friday Gold Wrap podcast.
The Trump administration released a plan that will force hospitals and insurers to disclose their negotiate rates or risk being fined.
Restoring Social Security's solvency comes down to either raising taxes, cutting benefits or a combination of both. One possibility, raising the full retirement age, is another option. Here's why the idea is so controversial.
...If he continues on this path, the history books will be as unkind to him as they have been to Bernanke and former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan.
...on a year-over-year basis, the deflationary impulses continue with both import and export prices plunging at their fastest pace in over 3 years...
Authorities in Germany have ordered the immediate closure of a high profile crypto firm supposedly backed by gold, in response to allegations it was running as a pyramid scheme.
After a drop in retail sales in September, October retail sales only increased by 0.3%. Here are the details...
"The Hong Kong economy saw an abrupt deterioration in the third quarter of 2019"...
It appears the US consumer is losing faith...
The moderate injection indicates the central bank remains committed to restraint in monetary easing, even with the economy slowing further in October on weak investment and demand.
Warnings of a capital war between China and the U.S. are growing louder. The conflict between the two countries could expand beyond trade and technology, Bridgewater Associates founder...