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Trump is going to have to cave on some major issues as it appears China is gearing up to play hardball and is ready to rumble in the next round of negotiations. The Ministry of Commerce announced …
The Trump administration is growing wary of taking bold steps toward freeing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac from federal control before the 2020 election...
Japanese cryptocurrency exchange Bitpoint suspended all services after losing about 3.5 billion yen ($32 million) in a hack that involved Ripple and other cryptocurrencies.
The Democratic contenders for the U.S. presidency, the word “deficit” was never uttered & the government’s debt was mentioned only once.
For the second time this week, the U.S. Treasury held a bond auction that met with less than stellar demand, triggering losses across all maturities...
Trump Blasts Bitcoin, Facebook's Libra, Demands Face Banking RegulationsJul 12, 2019 - 04:41:11 PDT
“I am not a fan of Bitcoin and other Cryptocurrencies, which are not money, and whose value is highly volatile and based on thin air,” Trump wrote on Twitter.
Is China's "signal" an explicit warning of the end to the dollar era that has existed since August 1971?
We have a huge phony wealth problem which is unsustainable and it cannot be fixed by monetary policy that has...
Gold was choppy last night, trading in range of $1418.30 - $1427. It rose to its $1427 high (1-week high) during early Asian time, taking out resistance at$1423 -24 (double top, 7/4 and 7/5 highs) and $1425 (options, 6/28 high).
Interventionist monetary policies, intending to lower interest rates to boost the economy or increase employment, are circumscribed.
Moreover, given the record high duration, this kind of rate-shock may ripple through global risk assets in a hurry.
If bond yields were the litmus test it would be easy to believe that inflation in most countries is at zero or below. Bonds should provide investors with a real return from the income yield, but this is not the case. The graph highlights the steady downward trend...
...as tepid domestic demand and falling commodity prices increase the risk of a return to factory deflation.
Fed Powell said Thursday that the global economy could suffer “unthinkable” damage if the White House and Congress fail to raise the federal debt limit.
Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell has utterly given in to external market pressure to pump air into The Everything Bubble... Fresh off his capitulation in December to stave off The Great Recession Part 2 by ceasing the Fed’s rate-raising, now he is greasing the rails toward 0% interest rates again, an inevitability we’ve been highlighting since the move. This has enormous ramifications...
Cheap money has not resulted in sustained new growth, but it has produced an unprecedented explosion in debt, writes Sven Heinrich, founder and lead market strategist at NorthmanTrader.
Europe’s ever growing pile of negative-yielding sovereign debt is pushing investors to venture beyond their safety zones in search of returns.
Powell was just asked if the US should go back to the gold standard, and we've got the MOST EPIC play-by-play of his answer right here...
Gold on Thursday looks to stretch its gains to a third consecutive session as remarks by Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell a day earlier were seen...
“The undershooting of the inflation objective calls for prolonged monetary accommodation,”