Weakening the dollar is the last throw of the dice in rescuing the global economy, according to Saxo Bank's Steen Jakobsen.
A Bank of Japan board member with a casting vote on policy decisions said the central bank must consider “preventive steps” against economic risks
Barclays' Michael Gapen shares Wall Street's recession concerns ahead of Friday's monthly jobs report.
'Ominous' figures showed services firms shedding jobs at the fastest rate in nine years, with clients delaying orders over Brexit fears.
France is opposed to any tax haven being set up next door to Europe, a government minister said on Thursday in commenting on talks regarding Britain’s plans to leave the European Union.
France and the European Union are ready to respond “with sanctions” if the United States were to reject the hand extended by Europe in the Airbus trade dispute...
Euro zone business growth stalled in September as an ongoing contraction in manufacturing activity is increasingly affecting the services industry...
U.S. recession indicators are growing stronger and there's one bigger-than-usual reason why the world should be worried: China isn't coming to the rescue this time.
"We are concerned that the primacy of the U.S. Dollar could be in long-term jeopardy from wide adoption of digital fiat currencies."
Top trends researcher Gerald Celente is bullish on gold because debt is exploding globally...
Ed discusses the unusual offtake, and he also gives his thoughts on the recent indictments of gold & silver traders for JP Morgan...
You didn't actually think that a couple of indictments were going to change things, did you?
Gold Extends Its Rebound to Recapture $1500 Against Tumble in Equities, the Dollar, and Bond Yields...
New York Fed president John Williams is yapping today about recession tools and ability to use them quicker.
U.S. equity markets are in a two-day tailspin that threatens to push the benchmark indexes to one of their worst starts to a quarter since the 2008 financial...
“Total S&P 500 buyback amounts seem to have peaked while the share of R&D spending has remained constant since the Great Financial Crisis,”...
"JPMorgan does look like an outlier here."
Watch out pizza world: this pizza robot could shake things up.
Americans on average spent more on taxes in 2018 than they did on the basic necessities of food, clothing and health care combined, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics Consumer Expenditure Survey.
"temporary strength once gold moves to about $1,330, perhaps within the next several weeks."