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Global negative-yield bonds double to $17tn, posing economic risk.
A prolonged shadow-banking crisis and hurdles in bankruptcy rules are set to keep India atop the world’s worst bad-debt pile, even as Italy, which held the title previously, quickens the
China’s trade with the United States is falling as the two sides prepare for negotiations with no signs of progress toward ending a tariff war that threatens global economic growth.
FTD’s, aka Financially Transmitted Diseases, will start to appear and be used more frequently. Just like in Switzerland in the 1970s
Once there is a failure to deliver, only the Lord knows what kind of prices we are going to be looking at for gold and silver.”
Jim Rickards explains why there's a financial crisis coming, and in so doing, reviews the unusual origins of his predictive analytics tool. He also explores complexity theory and Bayesian statistics. Jim Rickards is a renowned author and the chief global strategist at Meraglim.
Fund Manager: Gold, Silver & The Mining Stocks...Quo Vadimus (Where Are We Going)?September 9, 2019
What's to come to gold, silver, and the miners BEFORE the global financial reset? Dave Kranzler explains...
Is the US losing its grip on the world? And could the dollar ultimately be dethroned from its spot as the world's reserve currency?We've reported extensively on countries working to undermine dollar hegemony and reduce the United States’ ability to weaponize the dollar as a foreign policy tool, along with the global gold rush on the part of central banks. Last week, Peter Schiff appeared on RT, along with former Pentagon official Michael Maloof, to talk about the world's growing frustration with America. Peter said countries worldwide are ready to dump the US.
China may turn out to be a major wildcard for the silver market and price in the future. There are two parts of the equation in regards to the Chinese silver market that are explained in my newest video update.
Veteran investor Mark Mobius is bullish on gold as central banks around the world cut interest rates.
The euro and bund yields are rising this morning following Reuters headlines suggesting Germany is considering a “shadow budget” with the aim to increase public investments beyond restrictions of national debt rules.
China has added almost 100 tons of gold to its reserves since it resumed buying in December, with the consistent run of accumulation coming amid a rally in prices and the drag of the trade
The country quadrupled gold reserves in the past decade as it diversified away from U.S. assets, a move that has paid off recently as haven demand sent prices to a six-year high.
The federal government is plunging deeply into record-breaking debt, undermining the very foundations of our country and its economic health.
President Trump To Put A Floor Under Gold & Silver Prices This Week By Attacking The Fed?September 9, 2019
SD Outlook: Get ready for MSM hit pieces on gold & silver, but the anti-gold propaganda might just truly be trumped by Trump's bullying...
This week’s European Central Bank meeting is shaping up as one of the most anticipated in years as the central bank gears up to boost a frail economy with a series of stimulus measures.
China added another 5.91 tons of gold to its reserves in August, bringing its total official gold purchases on the year to almost 100 tons, according to data released by the People's Bank of China over the weekend.It was the ninth straight month of gold purchases for China as it continues efforts to diversify reserves away from the US dollar.
U.S. Treasuries are yielding less than the S&P 500, and are more vulnerable to a selloff. Plus, SL Green Realty and Vornado Realty Trust are better property bets than WeWork.
Japanese regulators are surveying the nation’s financial firms to determine their exposure to foreign assets including risky credit products as the global economy slows, people with knowledge of the matter said.The Bank of Japan and Financial Services Agency want to get a fuller picture
Thursday’s European Central Bank meeting is shaping up to be critical.Last week’s news headlines were dominated by hawks on the bank’s governing council pushing back against the restart of quantitative easing. It’s a sure sign that Mario Draghi, the soon-to-depart ECB president