A mountain of debt built up during the past decade has made some economies more fragile as global growth slows, adding to the challenges faced by central banks.
Its asset purchases are squeezing nonbank lending and sinking long-term bond rates.
Steve Blitz, chief U.S. economist at TS Lombard, says it will be a mistake if the U.S. Federal Reserve opts to cut rates by 25 basis points instead of 50 at its next meeting.
President Trump's market-moving tweets most often address trade and monetary policy, with keywords including "China," "billion" and "products."
Think 2019 has been hectic? You ain’t seen nothing yet. According to our call of the day from John Mauldin of Mauldin Economics, 2020 will raise the volatility bar to historic proportions.
Almost 40% -- or some $15 trillion -- of the world’s foreign direct investment is “phantom capital” designed to minimize the tax bills of multinational firms, according to study published.
Tackling future recessions with helicopter money risks central bank independence and should be a final resort, Bank of England policy maker Gertjan Vlieghe warned.
ECB President Mario Draghi will test the composure of global policy makers this week as he unleashes a barrage of stimulus to shore up economic growth.The monetary easing
Massive debts, insufficient resources, rising pollution, collapsing food webs -- the pace of recent challenges is overwhelming our ability to deal with them
Global stock markets gained on Monday as investors pinned their hopes on stimulus that's expected from the world's central banks to support slowing growth. European markets opened higher after data showed a surprise rise in German exports and on expectations of stimulus by the European Central
A pullback in price to $1300 would be normal, but this rally is so strong, we could still be going much higher from here...
Are the banks continuing to spoof gold & silver, even as they're being investigated and having their traders arrested?
Ned returns to the show this week to discuss the catalysts which will drive a raging bull market in gold & silver and a whole lot more...
Gold continued to soften overnight, trading in a range of $1503 - $1520. Took out its $1506 low from yesterday, but dip buying ahead of $1500 limited the downside to $1503.
Math alone is supporting the case for gold and silver. Rick explains...
Fred Hickey: I still think that gold is the place to be and I’m not alone anymore. Some of the finest minds in the investing world have all come to the same conclusion: Ray Dalio, Jeff Gundlach, Stanley Druckenmiller, Mark Moebius and Sam Zell...
President Donald Trump on Friday made his latest demand for the Federal Reserve to more aggressively cut interest rates, as Fed chief Jerome Powell said he...
"The sole buyer of US stocks remain corporate buybacks, not institutions."
Bonds are a staple in every portfolio, but up until recently were hard to own. Here's how bond ETFs changed that, reaching $1 trillion in global AUM.
With more than $1 trillion in unfunded liabilities, pensions face tough conversations around increasing contributions or changing benefits.