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U.S. government debt prices were higher Thursday morning, after the U.S. Federal Reserve said that a rate cut is unlikely before 2020.
Gold stocks need to mean revert to much-higher price levels...
Gold was a little choppy last night, but traded in a relatively narrow range of $1341.50 - $1347.50 with other financial markets, awaiting the FOMC rate decision later this afternoon.
In consecutive issues of The Freeman, Richard Timberlake has contributed an interesting trilogy of articles advancing a monetarist critique of the conduct of U.S. monetary policy during the 1920s and 1930s.Richard H.
Nobody should be complacent in these times when recession risk is so high, especially because the coming recession is likely to set off a global cluster bomb of dangerous bubbles and debt.
Russia's foreign intel chief blasts greenback’s monopoly position...
Consumer debt has hit $14 trillion, a level some might find worrisome.
Markets had expected the central bank to keep its benchmark interest rate steady while setting up a cut at the July meeting.
With stocks 1% away from record highs and bond yields (and the curve) tumbling as market expectations for multiple rate-cuts surge, Fed Chair Powell is going to have to thread a very fine needle today
Follow along as the Federal Reserve announces its key interest rate decision, followed by the press conference with Chairman Jerome Powell. The decision...
Judy Shelton said in an interview that, if appointed to the Fed, she would want to lower interest rates all the way down to 0%.
... “If they start cutting rates, it will likely be an extended cycle.”
Inequality is possibly the buzzword of our day, having been called “the biggest challenge of our time” by the likes of Oxfam and being seen across the political spectrum as one of the most crucial issues today.
While those who put their hands on this money first, such as Wall Street junkies, do make a profit, everyone else loses in the long run as the government’s policy of expanding the money supply and artificially inflating the prices of resources, as a result, devalues the currency.
Retirees may not be considering the risk of higher inflation in coming decades...
Clive says these are exceptional times as gold is about ready to break out of its gigantic 6-year long base pattern. Here's why...
It’s all in the open now. Front and center. The new global easing cycle has begun before the last one ended. Jay Powell’s ready to act speech on June 4th. On June 10th the BOJ’s K…
In short, an avalanche of debt is upon us. Yet pandering politicians promise even more free lunches, paid for by our kids.
The vast majority of investors remain confident that all of these problems can and will be solved painlessly.
The system is broken, and the managerial elite will keep it broken because it serves their interests to keep it broken.