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The executive directors of the World Bank on Friday unanimously selected President Donald Trump's economic adviser David Malpass as the organization's next...
China offered new measures to reduce taxes and raise its citizens’ wages, ramping up an already ambitious plan to boost domestic demand.
    $100 Bills in Global Circulation Soar to a Record
Apr 5, 2019 - 10:20:35 PDT
“It does reinforce the notion of reserve currency status, which is tremendously useful to American monetary policy and foreign policy,” Colas said. “There’s a desire to keep printing these things.”
    Bloomberg: What Will Cause the Next Debt Crisis?
Apr 5, 2019 - 08:43:25 PDT
We asked analysts and investors for their thoughts on what could go wrong.
    Yields, Dollar Slide As Trump Calls For QE4
Apr 5, 2019 - 07:39:48 PDT
"I personally think the Fed should drop rates, They really slowed us down, in terms of quantitative tightening, it should really be quantitative easing...
    Fed’s QE Unwind Reaches $535 Billion
Apr 5, 2019 - 07:38:17 PDT
Balance Sheet Drops to $3.94 Trillion, Old Autopilot Still Engaged. Then there’s the sinkhole of $1.5 trillion in MBS and $617 billion in Treasuries that mature in over 10 years.
Stephen Moore and Herman Cain are outside the economics mainstream in wanting to peg the dollar to gold.
That’s deeply disturbing for the central bankers. They’re supposed to be able to control inflation –- it says so in the textbooks –- and many set specific targets. Yet in the recovery from the Great Recession...
The central bank is now following, not leading, the stock, bond and currency markets.
I’ve written about gold-covered food here in my Fun on Friday column from time to time. People cover all kinds of foods with gold  — including traditional blue-collar fare such as beer and chicken wings.  I’ve even told you where you can get coffee with real gold mixed into it.
Well, this week I'm going to up my game. How about an entire meal covered in gold? And how about if we call it "art."
In this week's Friday Gold Wrap, Mike Maharrey covers some more bad signs in the economy, including rising oil prices, an unexpected drop in retail sales and a surge in negative-yielding government bonds. At best, it looks like the economy is slowing down. Or it could be the prelude to the next crisis. This raises an important question: who's going to save us? Mike suggests we probably shouldn't be counting on the politicians or the central bankers.
The global synchronized economy recovery has turned into a global synchronized economic downturn. The outlook seems to be getting bleaker by the day
On Friday we have U.S. and Canadian employment. The Canadian report is important because Canada is an important trading partner of the U.S. so any slowing in Canadian employment may reflect of slow…
Herman Cain advocated for the U.S. to return to the gold standard during his presidential campaign...
Expectations that the February cold weather"outlier" print would normalize in March were confirmed, when moments ago the BLS reported that the US added 196K payrolls in March, higher than the 177K expected, although the big surprise was the far weaker than expected wage print.
    Put Germany's Big Banking Merger Out of Its Misery
Apr 5, 2019 - 05:02:57 PDT
Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank, Putting together the two ailing German banks will only create a bigger lender with exactly the same problems.
    Why Trump Wants the Fed To Pump Even More Easy Money
Apr 5, 2019 - 04:45:36 PDT
The Fed, too, has shown just how little confidence it has in the strength of the economy. After only two years of mild rate hikes and minimal changes to its portfolio, the Fed has already signaled it plans to re-consider, and may be taking a more dovish stance in 2019.
    Ray Dalio Warns on Capitalism’s Flaws and Revolution
Apr 5, 2019 - 04:15:43 PDT
Dalio believes flaws in American capitalism have created destructive and self-reinforcing gaps in education, social mobility, assets and income -- and the result could be another revolution.
The worst first quarter since 2009, according to Challenger, Gray & Christmas.
Saudi Arabia is threatening to sell its oil in currencies other than the dollar ...