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Mauldin: Here is a quote from my friend Peter Boockvar that has drawn an enormous amount of interest: “We no longer have business cycles, we have credit cycles.” Let’s cut that small but meaty sound bite into pieces. What do we mean by “business cycle,” exactly? Well, it looks something like this. A growing …
Top White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow wants the Federal Reserve to "immediately" cut interest rates by 50 basis points.
Clive sees some rough waters coming up for gold, but that doesn't mean there aren't opportunities. Clive explains...
A reticence to increase U.S. dollar exposure in 2018 resulted in highest central bank gold demand since the end of Bretton Woods.
Vladimir Putin’s quest to break Russia’s reliance on the U.S. dollar has set off a literal gold rush.
Despite the ECB’s subsidy of the Eurozone’s banking system, it remains in a sleepwalking state similar to the non-financial, non-crony-capitalist zombified economy. Gone are the heady days of investment banking.
Money supply growth slowed in February, falling to the lowest rate recorded since February of last year. Overall, money-supply growth remains well below the growth rates experienced from 2009 to 2016, and has fluctuated little since March of last year
ECB test says in profound crisis below 10% of banks would struggle to meet capital requirements
Goldman Sachs' former chief economist, Jim O'Neill, says the global economy is slowing down and he lays out potential signs of another recession.
Draghi Says Sovereign European Nations Must Seek ECB Approval To Manage Gold ReservesMarch 29, 2019
ECB Central Bank Head Mario Draghi says Euro zone countries need ECB approval for any operation in foreign reserves, including gold...
I used to hate it when my parents would tell me how much easier I had it than they did. But as I rip through middle age and rapidly approach "old," I am becoming much more sympathetic to my parents' point of view. Not that my parents really had it harder than me... But kids these days? Yeah, they have it way easier than I ever did.I mean, yeah, my dad may have had to walk two miles to school in the snow — uphill both ways — while I got to ride with mom. But hell, kids these days don't even have to get up to change the channel on the TV.
The European Central Bank has reached the end of the road. It no longer has the monetary levers or the political authority to launch another ‘shock and awe’ rescue if the eurozone tips into recession.
With a bond market signal pointing to a recession, policymakers have a choice: act now or hope that conditions change for the better.
Spending Us Into Oblivion Is a Bipartisan Sport: SchiffGold Friday Gold Wrap 03.29.19March 29, 2019
The federal government set an all-time record budget deficit in February. And this is with a Republican in the White House. The GOP is supposed to be the fiscally responsible party. In this episode of the Friday Gold Wrap, host Mike Maharrey offers some interesting analysis that reveals spending money in Washington DC is really a bipartisan sport. He also talks about Thursday's selloff in gold and silver, explains why dollar strength is something of an illusion and illustrates how the way "the market" thinks is often pretty dumb.
Want to know how the crooks always win on options expiry? Harvey explains one of the ways, a way which also produces the cascading prices...
Inflation in the U.S. could be “surprisingly high” if growth globally holds up after the Federal Reserve’s recent decision to stop raising interest rates...
To make ends meet on their monthly mortgage, typical California households either need to spend far more than 30 percent of their incomes on housing
The U.S. housing market continues to cool down, and here’s another possible reason why. The average annual wage isn’t enough to afford a median-priced home in more than 70 percent of the counties in America...
Dave Kranzler explains and shows the dynamic that allowed for Thursday's gold smack-down, but Dave says price won't stay down for long. Here's why...
The spending data add to signs of weakness just ahead of the February retail sales report Monday...Is this more goldilocks?