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China’s central bank will get a chance on Thursday to send a signal to market watchers on its stance toward easing, when the equivalent of $55 billion in loans mature.
A familiar bogeyman is lurking alongside the gut-wrenching swings across assets of all stripes: illiquidity. It’s problematic even by the dire standards of August...
Germany’s economy shrank in the second quarter, ramping up pressure on Chancellor Angela Merkel to unleash fiscal stimulus as manufacturers reel from a U.S.-China trade war.
The last inversion of this part of the yield curve was in December 2005, two years before a recession brought on by the financial crisis hit.
The news last month that Deutsche Bank was axing its global equities trading operations—and cutting roughly one-fifth of its total workforce in the process—shook the banking world to its core.
Mutual funds are piling into riskier company debt as the European Central Bank considers further stimulus...
U.S. mortgage debt reached a record in the second quarter, exceeding its 2008 peak as the financial crisis unfolded.
As Gold Blasts Through $1500 the implied message is that central banks are out of control.
and Bond Yields Won't Bottom with First the Rate Cut. History suggests bond yields have much further to fall.
The situation appears to be getting worse every week. What does it imply for the gold market?
Jim says gold isn't topping-out here at $1500, but the rally will continue with the gold price going straight to $1900. Here's why...
It’s not a gold bug religion, nor a barbaric superstition. It’s simply common sense...
While the gold and silver prices have broken out higher, precious metals investors are wondering if the rally will continue...
A case can be made for gold to rise to a lofty $2,000 level, based on the activities of the world’s central banks and $14 trillion in negative yielding debt, strategists say.
Gold surged to another 6-year high last night, climbing from $1510 to $1535. The advance was fueled by continued weakness in global equities with the NIKKEI off 1.1%, the SCI was down 0.6% (despite China’s higher Foreign Direct investment)...
Guggenheim's Minerd: Fed Should Rip Band-Aid Off With 50 Basis Point CutAug 13, 2019 - 13:18:22 PDT
Scott Minerd, Guggenheim Partners co-founder and Guggenheim Global chief investment officer, discusses the outlook for Federal Reserve monetary policy.
Daniel Lacalle, chief economist at Tressis Gestion, discusses central banking.
The price of gold continues to hold up under the enormous selling in the paper derivatives markets on the Comex and LBMA. This morning’s price attack is a good example:
If low inflation, a wobbly economy and tariff jitters weren't enough to push the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates, there's also the simple reason of the swelling national debt.
UBS: Stocks, ‘Buying the Dip’ Is Now Likely to Be a ‘Losing Proposition'Aug 13, 2019 - 10:53:27 PDT
This is the phase of the cycle when “buy the dip” stops working as a stock-market strategy, says UBS.