Bank Indonesia on Thursday cut its key policy rate by 25 basis points. Analysts say the region's not done easing yet.
China to retaliate with new tariffs on another $75 billion worth of US goods, including autos...
The bond market is in a "bubble," particularly sovereign debt, Guggenh...
"If you take on China on the currency... it would be interpreted as a political act and it would throw markets into turmoil. The political fallout would be unprecedented."
White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said Thursday that President Donald Trump may unveil new tax cuts before the 2020 presidential election.
Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan said he supported the central bank’s move to cut its benchmark interest rate by a quarter point last month—and is open to another reduction in the months ahead.
Central banks, fiscal authorities shouldn’t accommodate permanent stagflationary shocks.
Gold is for the great unwashed while modern financial assets are for more sophisticated people, people gaining "financial literacy"...
Gold was lower overnight, declining in a range of $1492.55 - $1503.70. It fell through support at $1500 and $1499 (pennant up trend line from 8/13 $1480 low) and $1497 (yesterday’s low) on the way to its $1492.55 bottom...
Central banks and governments around the world are cornered and the debts they have created can never be repaid. Instead, they will print more money and inflate their debts away.
The Swiss National Bank went below zero ahead of everyone else back in 2014; now they’re poised to slash rates still further.
Financial markets will be listening closely to Jerome Powell’s speech on Friday for hints about the near-term direction of monetary policy.
The risks grow that the passive and algorithmic transformation of equity markets could lead to a crisis.
Gold could be poised to extend its rally above $1,500 an ounce, on the back of ballooning global debt and monetary policy that has resulted in trillions in negative-yielding securities.
Officials keep all options on the table in framework review...
"Some (quotas) have been given,” said one of the sources, adding that these were “less than usual.” It’s a ""partial lift" of the restrictions, another source said.
How many "anonymous sources" were used in this circle jerk? At least five. Here are the details...
"...interest rate cuts, even if feasible, may be at best only weakly effective at stimulating aggregate demand and at worst counterproductive..."
Britain’s economy contracted in the second quarter of the year and would enter a recession if it shrinks again in the July-September period.
Lenders told Reuters of unprecedented demand as people struggle to secure loans from banks grappling with bad debt and a shadow lending industry stung by a liquidity crunch.