Recent downbeat Chinese data has fanned market expectations that the government may roll out fresh stimulus to prevent a sharper slowdown...
Ford said it will cut 12,000 jobs in Europe by 2020 to return its business back to profit.
Underneath the impressive market rally is a trend that doesn't seem quite right, according to J.P. Morgan.
The investment world is finally coming to terms with what they've suspected all along...
An aggressive price attack by the banks who operate the Comex is inevitable. Dave Kranzler explains why...
"speculators pour money into gold contracts just in time to get whacked once more so they can whine about how gold and silver are manipulated."
All of the moving averages have realigned to a very bullish stance...
All of the moving averages are lined up with the stars...
Controlling the gold price is THE FIRST Objective of central banking...
Gold softened last night, sliding in a range of $1402.30 - $1412.15. Stops were hit under $1412 (yesterday’s low, and Friday’s high), which tripped some profit taking from longs...
What they never consider, what they can’t even begin to think about, is if the “unexpected dollar shortage” is a systemic and chronic issue. Not with QE and those trillions in bank reserves.
Inflation is a fickle measure influenced by several economic variables. Over the last 100 years, the rate of price inflation in the United States has swung wildly, from upwards of 20% in the early 1920, to -17% a few years following, to a steadier rate in the low single-digits over the last 35 years.
The ECB is letting the Italian government know that it won't sit by and allow the Bank of Italy to sell off its gold reserves to help right the country's troubled finances.
President Trump on Wednesday called on the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates so the U.S. can compete with countries that he said are devaluing their currencies.
Sees sales slide for second time since Great Recession and profits shrink...
There is always risk in business - but for these 20 companies, which caused the biggest bankruptcies in history, those risks didn't quite pan out.
First Year-Over-Year Drops Since Housing Bust 1.
‘Somebody’ Cares. Which is why we’re now at the highest levels seen in over half a decade...
The impressive run in gold prices may just be getting started.
The Federal Reserve and the market are miles apart on interest rate expectations, and the disparity could cost the stock market a 7%-10% drop, economists say.