The global slowdown and trade war have created an environment in which “low interest rates for longer” is the new normal, Bank Indonesia Governor Perry Warjiyo said.
The heavy selling began at 06:38 a.m. EST. Here are the details...
While it seems that nothing much has happened in the past week or two, metals and miners have stopped falling after a tremendous rally...
The central banks’ panic reactions can only aggravate economic situation, making gold to shine more brightly.
It’s a big vote of no confidence in the country’s currency.
Treasury also expects to issue $389 billion in net marketable debt in the January-March 2020 period. In the third quarter of this year, Treasury borrowed $440 billion through credit markets.
The number of millennials who support communism is on the rise and growing fast.
With the global economy experiencing a synchronized slowdown, any number of tail risks could bring on an outright recession. When that happens, policymakers will almost certainly pursue some form of central-bank-financed stimulus, regardless of whether the situation calls for it.
October 28, 1929– 90 years ago today– is known as ‘Black Monday’ in financial circles. The US stock market had peaked the previous month, on September 3, 1929, with the Dow Jones stock index…
Breakouts and positive technical action by the day!
Margin debt is NOT an issue – until it is...
Today’s stunning map ranks the world’s most powerful megaregions — together, they contribute a whopping $28 trillion to the global economy.
As stocks climb into record territory, analysts warn there are still pitfalls for investors, and any of them could halt the rally.
Sven Henrich, founder and lead market strategist at NorthmanTrader, talks U.S. markets ahead of the upcoming FOMC meeting.
Ryan Puplava talks about what moved the markets. Tom McClellan says that everything is lined-up for a good finish. Frank Holmes talks commodities, and Chris Preitauer and Jim Puplava examine the economy and the markets.
Having faced years of crises or weak growth, the ECB has exhausted its conventional policy arsenal and now relies on untested, unconventional tools to stimulate growth.
The doom-and-gloom crew has been drawing lines between the dot-com bubble and the current market climate for a while now. With stocks banging out record...
People shouldn’t be as worried as they are about the risk of a U.S. recession. That said, it wouldn’t take much to trigger one, which is why the Federal Reserve should take out some insurance by providing added stimulus this week.Market participants see all sorts of reasons to
Why the sudden burst of money printing when we are being told the economy is fine? Pento says the Fed is panicking to stop a “depression.” That’s right, a depression.
Gold & silver have been falling since the COMEX open, but prices are not likely to stay down for long. Here's why...