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On the 'Santelli Exchange' they discuss interest rate policy, where she stands in terms of Fed policy and the popularity of cryptocurrencies and what that says about government-backed currency.
European governments are actively discussing nominating Bank of England Governor Mark Carney as the next head of the International Monetary Fund, according to a person familiar with the matter.
It occurred 100 years ago, and people remember how it all ended up. We should do whatever it takes not to end up there again...
What's left to monetize? It appears the answer is "very little."
Central banks are back on the center stage of the global economic policy debate. The U.S. Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank now appear ready to
So athletes in the 2020 Olympics are going to be competing for junk.No joke. The medals for the Tokyo games will be made entirely out of recycled e-waste.
How much might price have risen if the supply of contracts had been held constant? Where did all this new digital gold come from?
Tells reporters central bankers don’t know what they’re doing. Comments after strong jobs report relieved rate-cut pressure
Veteran investor Mark Mobius says that gold’s set to push higher, potentially topping $1,500 an ounce, as interest rates head lower, central banks extend purchases, and uncertainty surrounding geopolitics and cryptocurrencies fans demand.“I love gold,” Mobius, who set up Mobius Capital
Factory new orders are down year-over-year and barely afloat excluding transportation. Inventories are a concern.
First-half job cuts were at their highest level since the first half of 2009, according to new research.
June saw a surge in full-time jobs, as total US employment hit a record high of 157 million workers, however virtually all of this increase was due to workers being forced to get a second (or third, or fourth) job.
The June jobs report topped Wall Street expectations, but signs of labor market slack still give the Federal Reserve plenty of reasons to cut interest rates in July.
Gold has gone through some wild mood swings this week. It plunged back below $1,400 per ounce on Monday only to rally and climb back above that key level on Tuesday. What's driving these fluctuations? And what should investors be focusing on? Mike Maharrey talks about it in this week's Friday Gold wrap. He also touches on some positive signs in the silver market, the global movement toward de-dollarization, and he remembers a friend of liberty who passed away this week.
A positive resolution to the trade dispute might be bullish for the renminbi and gold.
Investors & Traders Just Can't Dump Their Gold & Silver Fast Enough After June 2019 Jobs Report SMASHES ALL EXPECT...July 5, 2019
Gold & silver's "sell-off" has afforded stackers with a flash sale. Here's what happened, and here's why the flash sale may not last long at all...
Sending Rate Cut Odds Tumbling Despite Cooling Wage Growth. So much for 50bps of rate cuts in July.
The looming economic slowdown and ongoing trade war has seen central banks panic cutting interest rates and signal new extremes of easing.
Some say it was Colonel Muammar Qaddafi, who wanted to dethrone the dollar, and so he paid for it with his own life. Others say it was Iraq's President Saddam Hussein, who wanted to make settlements in a currency other than the US dollar, and he was hanged.