There's that word again — patient.Jerome Powell once again emphasized patients during the most recent FOMC meeting. The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged and took any hikes for 2019 off the table. It went a step further and projected just one rate hike in 2020.During his most recent podcast, Peter Schiff said most people expected a dovish Fed, "But I don't think they were expecting the Fed to be this dovish."
The White House in a new report pushed for policies to encourage more people to work as millions of baby boomers retire.
BoJ policymakers disagreed on how quickly the central bank should ramp up monetary stimulus, minutes of their January rate review showed.
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The Bloomberg dollar index tumbled 0.5 percent on Wednesday, making it the worst day since January, after Fed policy makers unexpectedly signaled they’d hold their rates benchmark steady all year because of troubling signs from the economy.
Scott Minerd, Guggenheim Partners co-founder, reacts to the decision by the Federal Reserve's policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee to leave rates unchanged and scale back the Fed's projected interest-rate increases this year to zero.
There has been a lot of talk lately about Basel III and a potential return to a gold standard. Find out what it is, and what Mike Maloney feels is happening in today's latest update.
Americans owe over $1 trillion in credit card debt and recent polling data indicates they aren't paying off those balances anytime soon.According to a CNBC article, nearly half of all Americans carry a balance on their credit cards. Of those, only 30% say they will be able to pay off that balance within the next year.
Nobel Prize economist Robert Shiller says that the long expansion in the economy, housing & stock markets, combined with continued low interest rates, could mean the U.S. is due for a recession
Stewart says it's a clear win-win situation for gold bugs around the world. Here's why...
Steve Keen, honorary professor of economics at University College of London, discusses the Fed’s dot plots, the U.S. economy and inflation.
Gold prices rose 0.64 percent Wednesday to $1314.90 per ounce after the U.S. Federal Reserve decide not to raise interest rates.
Gold & silver spiked the moment the statement hit the tape. Here's a post-FOMC update and a live-stream of Fed Head Powell's press conference...
Huge dovish surprise as Fed folds - sees no rate-hikes in 2019, one rate-hike in 2020, and will end balance sheet normalization in September.
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Gold had a modest pullback overnight, trading in a narrow range of $1301.70 - $1306.90 and awaiting this afternoon’s FOMC statement and Powell’s press conference. The yellow metal traded against ...
Stock markets globally have been roiled by ongoing concerns surrounding the U.S.-China trade war for over a year. While both these worries are interconnected, markets have been relatively unreactive toward newsflow...
Executives at FedEx, BMW, UBS and others are describing bleak macro-economic conditions around the world...
Goldman Sachs estimates that almost 1/4 of total return to S&P500 over the last 10 years came from just 10 stocks:
A hedge fund that saw gains of 41% in 2018 has turned bearish on the stock market, and the fund has gone long gold. Here are the details...