Shock decline raises fresh questions about economic health. Euro falls after disappointing French, German numbers.
Even before Brexit came about, the European Union faced multiple challenges over the last decade, said Stephen Roach.
Fed's cautious stance could backfire by creating uncertainty in the economy and hurt the U.S. central bank’s credibility...
Gold climbed further last night in a range of $1314.40 - $1320.40, boosted by a much more dovish than expected FOMC meeting statement and subsequent comments from Powell. The Fed forecast no hikes for the remainder of the year
We have to go all the way back until the year after World War II ended to see U.S. silver production less than it was in 2018.
Yields dropped across the board today as the Fed said it would be patient. A "Dot Plot" shows no hikes expected in 2019.
The U.S. economy, at its own peril, has been driven by cheap credit.
The most dangerous domestic problem facing America’s federal government is the rapid growth of its budget deficit and national debt.
What will separate the many nations that will crumble in the next 25 years and those few that will survive and even prosper...
In relationship to GDP, the balance sheet will continue to shrink until some magic unknown point is reached.
Financial firms in the S&P 500 sank the most in more than two months after Jerome Powell’s central bank held rates steady and signaled it intends to keep them there through at least the end of the year.
Now we will see if the US is destined for a period of dangerously high inflation that’ll make Powell look foolish and incompetent...
Federal Reserve policymakers see a U.S. economy that is rapidly losing momentum....
Abrupt changes in the policies of the world’s largest central banks have rippled through smaller economies, leaving them with the prospect of low and even negative interest rates for years to come despite having mostly healthy economies.
Have the Deep State & globalists run-out of the gold they need to supply the "market" to keep the price suppressed? We're very, very close. Here's why...
Citigroup Inc. plans to sell several tons of Venezuelan gold it received as collateral from the Maduro regime to settle the country’s $1.6 billion loan after the deadline to repurchase the precious metal expired earlier this month, reports said Wednesday.
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Mar 21, 2019 - 07:32:19 PDT
So the Fed croaked. No surprise as they have signaled it all year, but perhaps the extent of the capitulation is surprising. How scared are they? No rate hikes in 2019, one rate hike in 2020 and m…
The fed funds futures market is assigning a 47.8 percent probability of at least one rate cut by Jan. 29.
That proposed standing repo facility (QE5) takes on an entirely different official tone today.
Protest of Yellow Vests (Gilets Jaunes) against Rising Oil Prices and Living Costs.