\ The Hong Kong government unveiled a HK $19.1 billion package on Thursday to support a slowing economy as escalating political protests and the prolonged U.S.- China trade war weigh heavily on the Asian financial centre. Financial Secretary Paul Chan announced the package at a news...
This is not a picture of an economy that needs more rate cuts Mr. Powell.
We got further confirmation the US economy may be rebounding thanks to both the Philly and New York Fed, both of which printed well above expectations.
Central bankers are being "held hostage" by markets, economist Mohamed El-Erian says.
Whistleblower Markopolos released a new report about General Electric, saying the company is using some of the same accounting tricks as Enron.
The yield on the 10-year Treasury fell below the yield on the 2-year for the first time in 12 years, stoking recession fears and tanking stock markets.Yield curve inversions have preceded all nine recessions since 1955. This was the first time the 10-year Treasury yield has dropped below the 2-year yield since June 2007 - the cusp of the Great Recession.
“We should be planning for the inevitable economic downturn. … That means saving for emergencies, saving for retirement.”
Gold has been putting in a very strong performance during the past couple of months. Support has been provided by the race to the bottom in global yields and central banks switching back to easing mode.
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When assumptions about how the world works are shattered, a global downturn is often the result.
“Once the Fed is in easing mode, it is already too late.”
The negative impacts of going onto a fully debt-based fiat currency monetary system are still being felt today...
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If anything this makes a compelling case for why people should consider owning gold...
Gold rebounded overnight, trading in a range of $1494.35 - $1518.35. It slumped to its $1494.35 low during Asian time against an early rise in Asian equities along with a modest uptick in S&P futures.
Trump hammers the Fed and says "China is not our problem" as the U.S. stock market drops on growing fears of an economic problem.
The price of gold continues to hold up under the enormous selling in the paper derivatives markets. Dave Kranzler explains...
The Fed will not switch into recession fighting mode, meaning swift interest rate cuts, even though the main measure of the yield curve inverted briefly Wednesday.
New Record: Global yield curve is massively inverted. Not a healthy picture.
Markets should place less weight on this yield curve inversion, former Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen said Wednesday.