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"...the cheering for rate cuts and resumption of asset purchases is a function of the Buy Side managers talking their shrinking liquidity book..."
Jul.26 -- On this edition of "Smart Charts," Louise Yamada, managing director of Louise Yamada Technical Research, examines gold prices with Bloomberg's Abigail Doolittle on "Bloomberg Markets: What'd You Miss?"
Germany's biggest lender is rapidly slashing jobs, it's losing a ton of money and the stock is trading near all-time lows.
Gold has been one of the best performing commodities in recent months. Gold Prices have increased by about 16% over the last one year to over $1,420 per ounce in July 2019, whereas the increase has been close to 20% since its recent low in September 2018. Notwithstanding the adverse impact of the...
"After a sharp decline in June, driven by an escalation in trade and tariff tensions, Consumer Confidence rebounded in July to its highest level this year,"
Now Will Push Stocks To "Unsustainable Heights." Even a quarter-point cut -- which is what I expect -- entails significant risks. What if, in hindsight, it proves to have been a mistake?
Insider Alert - Mike on metals, mining stocks, cryptos...and which NASDAQ stock did Mike just buy?Jul 30, 2019 - 06:38:41 PDT
Join Mike Maloney for one of his longest Insider Updates in many years. Within this extended presentation you’ll get the answers to the following questions:- Is Mike buying silver right now?- What did his friend David Morgan point out recently?- Which cryptocurrency did Mike just resume accumulating?- Will Mike be buying mining stocks?- Which NASDAQ stock did Mike just buy, and why?
This could be the start of those countries’ attack on the dollar.
President Donald Trump kept up the pressure on the Federal Reserve, calling Tuesday for the central bank to enact a substantial interest rate cut.
President Donald Trump kept up the pressure on the Federal Reserve, calling Tuesday for the central bank to enact a substantial interest rate cut.
"This year we'll set record gold production ... [and] grow at a steady pace," Agnico Eagle Mines CEO Sean Boyd says.
Interest rate cuts can only mean one thing. Savings wiped out in favor of land bubbles. Debts for all with Prof Michael Hudson.
Less clear is how Fed Chairman Jerome Powell will manage debate at the central bank about whether the stimulus is necessary. The Fed chief faces a strong possibility that the move will draw at least one dissent.
The Bank of Japan held off on expanding stimulus on Tuesday but committed to doing so “without hesitation” if a global slowdown jeopardizes the country’s economic recovery.
Time to book those massive profits from this awesome rally!
Guggenheim’s Scott Minerd: The Fed is about to embark on a rate cutting cycle that could stoke asset bubbles, ultimately leading to a worse recession than if the Fed left rates unchanged...
Warren Buffett’s warning that you only learn who’s swimming naked when the tide goes out is hardly heard these days as waves of easy monetary policy wash over the world’s financial markets.The U.S. Federal Reserve and fellow central banks are only trying to support economic growth and
Trump’s bipartisan spending deal took a step closer to reality last week when the US House passed a budget bill by a 284-149 vote.The bill increases discretionary spending from $1.32 trillion in the current fiscal year to $1.37 trillion in fiscal 2020 and then raises it again to $1.375 trillion the year after that. The deal will allow for an increase in both domestic and military spending.
With global financial risks building, the institution needs a more credible, merit-based approach to picking its new chief.
The government should remove any illusion that they will bail out institutions engaging in risky lending.