The author of "$10,000 Gold" is putting his money where his mouth is...
You have probably heard about the JP Morgan traders indicted in a gold and silver market manipulation scheme. The allegations involve "spoofing." Traders put in buy and sell orders with the intention of canceling them before execution. But creating false impressions of demand, they could potentially move prices and cash in on their own trades. Meanwhile, JP Morgan has accumulated the most significant physical silver position of all-time.Peter Schiff recently appeared on RT to explain exactly what's going on.
Gold rose to a more than one-week high on Monday as weaker-than-expected economic data from Europe heightened fears of a slowdown in global growth...
President Donald Trump reiterated his call for the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates to less than zero in a tweet on Sunday.“We should always be paying less interest than others!” Trump tweeted, referring to the negative rates that have become commonplace in Europe and Asia.
In his press conference, Jay Powell, Federal Reserve chairman, euphemistically remarked that there were “disparate perspectives” on the committee.
High levels of corporate debt didn’t look so bad because profits were so high. Then the profit figures got revised lower.
The European Central Bank’s new message on how long it’ll keep interest rates low is supportive for the economy and risky for markets.
After years of review over a hotly debated issue, the U.S. government finally has a plan to make the $16 trillion Treasury market less opaque.Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin’s debt managers will on Monday reveal to an audience of Wall Street’s elite, central bankers and regulators the...
Do central bankers really think negative interest rates are rational?
“Expert sentiment is at its lowest point since October 2010, largely due to market observers’ reactions to the Monterey auctions.”
And this is how big it will be.
"It’s certainly not panic stations at this stage, but certainly in terms of our portfolio actions, we are being more cautious."
"...the post-recession housing boom is softening or may be coming to an end."
The sudden stress in U.S. dollar funding markets in recent days has spooked people by stirring memories of the 2008 crisis. A rocketing repo rate — the key measure of liquidity in the global banking system.
A $1.1 trillion shift out of equities and into bonds and money market funds during the last year marks the biggest asset-class rotation in history...
Lending standards in the rapidly growing loan market are deteriorating and complex financial products that mask risks to banks have parallels with the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis...
The Bank for International Settlements’ Claudio Borio has described the growing prevalence of negative-yielding debt as “vaguely troubling”, as the institution looks back on a turbulent quarter.
Fed watchers may have just witnessed Powell’s ‘Bernanke moment,’ writes Sven Henrich.
Gluskin Sheff's David Rosenberg reinforces his recession forecast following the Federal Reserve's September meeting.
IBM executive Jason Kelley said the firm is looking to foster "collaboration" across industries when it comes to blockchain.