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American cities have to pay for a lot of things: police and other safety services, roads, infrastructure and public buildings. But they are also responsible for the pensions of former city employee…

...markets therefore will be the final judge of how robust the financial system is to a shock, and how well the Fed has done its job in preparing for that possibility.

The Fed & China dumped. But there was huge demand elsewhere. Here’s who bought.

Economic weakness is already global and very likely to be measured as recessionary in backward-looking assessments months hence. Falling revenues globally are intensifying a cash crunch and drawing…

Something is happening with gold that has not happened in a very long time. David Morgan explains...

The US Dollar is likely to plunge if China deploys the “nuclear option” in its trade war with the US, selling its Treasury bond holdings. Is this likely to happen?

In this week's update, Keith confronts the elephant in the room and he also explains why the US dollar is the PERFECT medium of exchange...

President Donald Trump’s hostile response on Twitter to Draghi’s signal that the ECB could move to provide further monetary stimulus as early as next month...

President Donald Trump on Tuesday said that he and Chinese President Xi Jinping "will be having an extended meeting next week at the G-20 in Japan."

Back in December, Peter Schiff said the Federal Reserve's was about to do the last rate hike of the cycle. He went further and said the "Powell Pause" wouldn't be enough and the next step would be rate cuts and another round of quantitative easing. Fast forward to today and nearly everybody expects that the Fed will cut rates at least once this year.
Jim Grant appeared on CNBC Markets Now on June 17 and shocked the panel when he said he thinks the Fed will actually cut rates during this week's meeting. Most analysts expect the central bank to hold pat during this meeting and then possibly cut in July.
Whether or not he's right about the timing, Grant offers a good explanation as to why the Fed will cut and the likely results. He says the central bank is pursuing a dual mandate of arsonist and fireman.

Mike Maloney has just made two investment changes in his portfolio - learn what they are, and the reasons for his decisions in this latest Insiders Alert and update.Mike's suggested viewing and reading:The Fed to the RescueGOLD SPECIAL UPDATE...

Gold is testing $1360 again and silver just punched through $15. Is today the day we get THE breakout?

Any defense of or desire for fiscal restraint and less government spending and borrowing are entirely out the window.

Returns on investing in commodities will be boosted as central banks ease monetary policy and governments take steps to offset the impact of...

Not exactly a picture of health for the future of millennial homeownership as rental nation remains front and center, despite plunging mortgage rates.

In an opinion piece published yesterday, a Chinese government newspaper called for the international community to find alternatives to the global dollar system and warned "capricious actions" by the United States government could "ruin the future of the dollar itself."
This is yet another sign that the world is getting tired of the US weaponizing the dollar.

Gold prices rose on Tuesday, as the dollar retreated from multi-week highs ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve’s two-day monetary policy meeting.

The results of Bank of America Merrill Lynch's latest fund manager survey (FMS) are "the most bearish" since the financial crisis.

Ms. Warren and Donald Trump agree on at least one thing: America’s currency problems are hurting workers.

Facebook has finally published the white paper for its long-awaited stable coin, "Libra". The cryptocurrency is set to launch early next year.