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Stop listening to central bankers. They really have no idea what they are doing. That’s really all renewed “dovishness” means, and proves.
Today some loans are brushing up close to the post-crisis regulatory lines meant to prevent a repeat performance.
Red flags are flying in the credit-card industry after a key gauge of bad debt jumped to the highest level in almost seven years.
Rates for home loans ticked up, a reminder that the easy-money era for mortgages will likely have to end at some point.
Americans were more stressed, angry and worried last year than they've been at most points during the past decade, according to Gallup's annual update on the world's emotional state.
There's a video going around on Facebook blaming Trump because tax refund amounts are lower this year. I'm telling you, this video takes dumb to a whole new level!
Debt levels are so high that even ZIRP is only keeping the Titanic afloat for a little while longer. Here's what it means for investors & savers...
The mainstream pundits and economists keep telling us inflation is "tame." But is it really? Or are they just not looking in the right place? In this episode of the Friday Gold Wrap, host Mike Maharrey talks about inflation and how it factors into the bubble economy. He also covers the week's activity in the gold market and gives you your daily dose of dumb.
The massive increase in debt and huge quantitative programs will change the rules of investing we have lived under for the last 50 years.
The U.S. economy is off to its best start to a year since 2015 and White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow believes it means the Fed should cut interest rates.
President Emmanuel Macron Thursday promised significant tax cuts but also a return to public order in France as he revealed his long-awaited response to nearly half a year of street protests.
In other words, Powell will have to explain how he is balancing the blistering economic growth on one hand, and the continued slide in "official" inflation.
In @ 12:50 min. Erik Townsend and Patrick Ceresna welcome Dr.Lacy Hunt to MacroVoices. Erik and Dr.Hunt discuss: Outlook on US economy and the global economy
UBS downgraded FedEx to sell from neutral on Friday, saying the slowing international economy is weighing on the logistics company.
The new data on Thursday showing volumes are falling at the fastest pace since the depths of the financial crisis.
Fed done raising rates; cut by end-2020 growing more likely: Reuters pollApr 26, 2019 - 04:53:25 PDT
About a third of economists polled by Reuters who had a view that far out predicted at least one rate cut by then.
"Investors should really start to focus on the underlying credits as well as the banks that guarantee them because the borrower can default and it could create systemic risks to the banks,"
Beijing’s stimulus has been targeted and domestically focused. That means it won’t do much to boost growth elsewhere.
If monetary policy remains the only game in town, we all lose.
The caution came in a week of fresh pessimism on the global outlook as trade and electoral uncertainties linger.