The central banks have run out of room to battle deflation. QE, ZIRP, NIRP, OMT, …
I've been warning for some time that it could go this way. And now, we are in in the endgame.
Deutsche Bank has hit bottom, again. The stock is now down 94% from its peak in 2007.
The inversion of portions of the Treasury bond yield curve this week "would have to be sustained over a period of time" to be taken as a "bearish" signal for a U.S. economy, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said.
The mere fear of recession is just as likely to push the economy into a recession as anything else.
The worries among some Fed officials is that if they start cutting now, there won’t be much left if a more serious downturn hits.
Expect more currency wars over the next three years... Sees a 40% chance America could experience a recession before the 2020 presidential election
As we’ve previously reported, five mega banks on Wall Street hold the fate of the entire financial system of the United States in their crony, frequently soiled hands.
he new Thai government is lining up a $14 billion stimulus package to boost the sluggish economy.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
European shares churned higher on Friday, boosted by positive sentiment after China hinted on plans to spur economic growth...
Low and falling bond yields work to make the yellow metal more attractive. Here's why...
The US bond market is the problem, and once these specific things happen in the bond market, gold's going to $3000. Jim explains...
On this edition of "Smart Charts," Bank of America Merrill Lynch Chief FICC Technical Strategist Paul Ciana discusses the inversion of the 2-year/10-year yield curve and the outlook for gold prices with Bloomberg's Abigail Doolittle on "Bloomberg Markets: What'd You Miss?"
Gold was very choppy with other financial markets last night, trading in a range of $1508 - $1524. Gold rose to its $1524 high during early Asian time
Gold has benefited from a spate of supportive factors over the past few months, and some bulls now see the precious metal making a climb to a record high of $2,000 an ounce.
"Investors are turning to gold amid expectations of slower US and China growth, dovish central bank policy particularly at the Fed, further declines in real rates, weaker equities and growing concerns of a recession," a recent report states.
The collapse in global bond yields has been a theme since October of last year, with 10-year US Treasury bonds dropping to 1.6% from their October 2018 high of 3.23%.
If Gold Is In A Bubble, Then Mine Supply Must Come From The Tooth Fairy...
Since 2007, there have been several occasions when—unusually—both treasuries and gold went up at the same time...
Mexico’s central bank reduced borrowing costs for the first time in five years after inflation slowed, the economy faltered and the U.S. cut its own rate.