May 2019 marks two significant milestones for precious metal investors, and we should take a moment to recall each...
Gold futures head higher Thursday as investors brace for intensifying Sino-U.S. trade conflicts, which could provide a lift to bullion amid markets stricken...
"The Big Short," told Bloomberg the bond market will be hit the hardest in the next recession.
This could be the turning point in real estate that turns a generation of millennials into deadbeat bagholders.
Average 401(k) employee contributions are rising, but don’t make even half of the maximum limit.
Harvey says the crooks have switched from silver to gold. Here's why the attention is now on gold, and here's how long it will last...
Central bankers balk when it comes to leaning against frothy asset markets.
The sell-off this week continued on Wall Street Thursday, fueled this time by some comments by the president at a rally. Intel shares led the decline.
As the trade war continues to unfold, investors should keep an eye on the dollarHeated rhetoric between the US and China continued as negotiators from the two countries prepared to sit down for the latest round of trade talks. Pres. Donald Trump accused the Chinese of "breaking the trade deal." Meanwhile, the Chinese threatened to retaliate if the US increases tariffs. Trump has said he will move ahead and hike tariffs to 25% on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports at the end of this week.
The big gains of the last 10 years are not in the cards, researcher says.
Consumer debt continues to climb and break records every month. But the pace of borrowing slowed in March, a possible red flag for the US economy.Total consumer debt rose $10.3 billion in March, hitting a record-setting total of $4.05 trillion, according to the latest report by the Federal Reserve.Through the first quarter of 2019, American indebtedness increased at a 4.25% annual rate. But the March increase came in at just only 3.1% and ranked as the smallest consumer debt increase in nine months.
The attacks have begun, and we haven't even made it to the 8:30 "selling". There are many reasons the smashing could continue, but only for a short while...
Kurd said hyper-inflation could happen not only under extreme circumstances such as after a war, but also due to policy failures...
The reality is Commerzbank’s business model – like most German lenders – is highly sensitive to interest rates.
The $27 billion sale of 10-year notes – the world’s benchmark securities – didn’t go well at all.
The Fed and others have publicly criticized the bank's progress within the past month.
While you may not be part of a public pension pension plan, should anything happen to the funds which are responsible for payout of those retirement benefits, like CalPERS and CalSTRS, you and other taxpayers would be on the hook.
Goldman Sachs is now going after the regular consumer with a new digital banking product, Marcus, and a partnership with Apple.
Jeff Clark, Senior Analyst, GoldSilverThe data is in: based on a review of reports from multiple consultancies, the silver market has officially entered a supply/demand imbalance. The structure now in place sets up a scenario where a genuine crunch could occur.The silver price has been stuck in a trading range for five years now. But behind the scenes, an imbalance has been forming that could potentially lead to price spikes based solely on the inability of supply to meet demand.
"The time to purchase anything of high quality is when the entire sector is on a fire sale. That time is now!"