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People are stocking on some unusual items in case Brexit cuts off supplies from the rest of the world.
Post-inversion strength may not happen this time around, analysts say.
The U.K. isn't leaving the European Union as scheduled and the prospect of a "no-deal" Brexit still looms, posing certain risks to Britain's financial system
John says things are bubbling under the surface, and a handful of emerging players put up good numbers and make their investors rich. Here's more...
With Mario Draghi halfway out of the door, the battle is on for the future direction of European Central Bank monetary policy. The nature of the contest is arcane, to say the least.
Just one week after the same pocket of the yield curve for Treasuries inverted -- fueling speculation a recession is on the horizon
Rates for home loans tumbled in the wake of a more-dovish-than-expected Federal Reserve meeting which sent investors piling into bonds.
“There’s a lot of reasons to think that it has been a recession predictor for reasons in the past that kind of don’t apply today,”
The International Monetary Fund does not have sufficient lending capacity to respond if a major new emerging market crisis affecting several countries erupted
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac’s stay in regulatory purgatory may be coming to an end. President Trump announced his plan to recapitalize the GSEs Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and release them into…
Illinois seems desperate to drive away every able body citizen who can possibly leav
Wells Fargo & Co.’s embattled chief executive, Tim Sloan — who has struggled to get the giant San Francisco bank past a seemingly endless series of customer abuse scandals — retired suddenly Thursday.
Many governments around the world, including the US, are not fans of the people owning gold & silver. Matt from Silver Fortune explains why that is...
Gold continued to soften overnight in a range of $1303 - $1312.35. It climbed to its high during Asian time against a modest pullback in the US dollar (DX from 96.98 – 96.82) from strength in the yen (110.53 – 110.02, risk aversion)...
Draghi: The European Central Bank needs to approve any operation in the foreign reserves...
Investors would be wise to take notice.
Stephen Roach, Yale University senior fellow and former Morgan Stanley Asia chairman visited CNBC’s “Trading Nation” this week to talk about the fallout from...
In other words, the world’s a very dangerous place where the most optimistic of optimists fundamentally changes his tune, confirming yet again they really have no idea what they are doing.
House prices in Miami eke out post-collapse record, but fizzle in Las Vegas, Phoenix, Washington, DC; fall in Chicago. Cincinnati & Detroit tick down further.
The quarterly current account gap was the largest since the fourth quarter of 2008.