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The bond market’s economic canary in the coal mine looks poised to hit Japan.
Former Fed Vice Chairman Alan Blinder says he would not be surprised if the U.S. were to retaliate against China in the currency markets.
The bloodbath is accelerating...
As the financial world watches the White House turn up the heat on the Federal Reserve in Washington, another Fed drama has been playing out right on Wall Street’s doorstep.An unusual level of internal tension broke out in recent weeks at the fortress-like Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Gold prices jumped more than 1% to hit their highest level in over six years on Monday, while the Japanese yen and core government bonds also rallied.
    How to Needlessly Produce Inflation - Hussman
Aug 5, 2019 - 08:10:58 PDT
What distinguishes an overvalued market that continues to advance from an overvalued market that often drops like a rock? In my view, it’s the psychological disposition of investors toward speculation or risk-aversion.
Stock investors have never been so downbeat on the world’s biggest banks.China’s “big four” state-owned lenders, which together control more than $14 trillion of assets, tumbled to record-low valuations on Monday amid mounting concern that Beijing will encourage them to bail out smaller
    Why US Investors Will Be Feasting on Treasury Debt
Aug 5, 2019 - 08:04:15 PDT
The government is set to issue record amounts of bonds now that the debt ceiling is suspended. So who'll buy it? We will.
While there is no one magic indicator of the market’s future, these three may provide some of the best insights into the current and future state of the economy.
The Congressional Budget Office reveals shocking forecasts for immigration, debt and spending for the next 30 years.
The Fed has convinced the market that baby step cuts are the order of the day even as the yield curve screams for more.
The Fed was hoping to steepen the yield curve with its 25 basis point (quarter-point) rate cut. Instead, inversions strengthened dramatically.
    Jim Grant: The Trouble With Modern Monetary Theory
Aug 5, 2019 - 07:43:45 PDT
Modern monetary theory is not so theoretical anymore. In all but name, it’s the description of Republican fiscal policy in this living moment...
    Hitting the Wall
Aug 5, 2019 - 07:42:42 PDT
Are we hitting the wall here? Markets. Economy. Technicals. Valuations. All appear at a key crossroads here. Last week’s 3% pullback, while in itself not seemingly dramatic, came at a very ke…
Well that escalated quickly...
    Millennials Delay Buying Homes Because of Student Debt
Aug 5, 2019 - 07:09:26 PDT
As the student debt crisis tops $1.5 trillion, millennials find themselves delaying homeownership by nearly 8 years.
A recession will come in nine months’ time if President Trump goes one step further in his plan to impose tariffs on Chinese-made consumer products, a...
SD Outlook: Gold looks poised to take a swing at $1500 this week, and lagging silver presents an absolutely amazing opportunity...
    Trump Accuses China of 'Currency Manipulation'
Aug 5, 2019 - 06:06:19 PDT
President Trump also takes aim at the Federal Reserve regarding China's currency slide.
Right before the Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the last time in December 2018, Peter Schiff predicted the next move would be a rate cut. At the time, Fox Business anchor Liz Claman promised she would bring Peter back on if he was right.
He was. And she did.
The Fed cut rates for the first time in over a decade last week. Peter appeared on The Claman Countdown to talk about the cut, reiterating that it will not stop the coming recession. He also offered some advice to investors.