U.S. stock index futures turned lower on Thursday after a report raised doubt about a long-term U.S.-China trade deal.
Growers are also becoming increasingly dependent on trade aid and other federal programs for income...
Ford's negotiations with the union were expected to be less contentious and move more quickly than the UAW's talks with GM, which included a 40-day strike that ended Friday and cost the automaker billions.
Chrysler Corp. has gallivanted around the world to find partners to assist in its growth or help keep it afloat.
Qantas Airways and Southwest Airlines have stepped up checks for structural cracks on Boeing 737 NGs after discovering problems with planes that did not require urgent inspections.
Recent swaps remain at much-reduced levels compared to the second half of 2018...
Worldwide, we have $17 trillion of negative-yielding debt, with G20 nations continuing to harmonize policies between themselves...
Legendary investor John Hathaway of the Tocqueville Gold Fund sits down with Dan Tapiero of DTAP Capital to discuss gold’s recent breakout...
"Still, investors want to know when a storm is brewing in the economy and markets and how they should prepare for it."
"As the 2-year yield reprices higher and the 10-year holds steady, flattening the curve, markets aren’t convinced the 75 bps of easing will be a sufficient mid-cycle adjustment."
The Fed just cut interest rates for a third meeting in-a-row. Gold & silver are getting hammered, but Trump's about to get livid...
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Investors expected the U.S. central bank to cut its benchmark interest rate by a quarter point.
"at one point if rates are cut further it signals an economic deterioration that is beyond the scope of the Fed to rectify before it turns into a vicious negative feedback loop."
The downside for the governments or firms that issue the debt though is that it can become painfully expensive to service if their own currency falls.
The consensus view is that trend away from homeownership is a result of rising residential real estate prices in general and limited supply of entry-level priced homes that would attract first-time buyers.
Smart Money is becoming less confident that stocks will rally in the weeks and months ahead, while Dumb Money is becoming more confident than they will. The spread between them is getting extreme, dropping below -40% for the first time in months.
...warning of the potential dangers of ramping up an already massive stimulus program.
The Bank of Canada, one of the few central banks to resist the global monetary easing trend, took on a more dovish tone in a rate decision Wednesday that will give it more leeway to join other countries in lowering borrowing costs.
It should come as no surprise if gold & silver end the week on a very different note than when the week began. Here's why...