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Former Fed Chair Janet Yellen said the central bank may have to cut interest rates if a global growth slowdown starts to impact the U.S.
No mention of the largest problem facing the government and the U.S. economy?
Dave Kranzler has some pretty bullish news about the precious metals sector. There is, however, one issue to the next move higher. Dave explains...
Sorry, boom-time America: the lifestyle you ordered in now out of stock and we have no indication it will be in stock again within the foreseeable future.
SD Midweek Update: Gold & silver prepare for their next moves higher, which will likely happen sooner than later because, well, these roses smell nasty...
Johns Hopkins University Professor Steve Hanke and CNBC's Rick Santelli discuss federal spending, debt and productivity.
Currency debasement. Asset price inflation. Booms, bubbles, and busts. Yes, folks, central bankers have succeeded at making full hash of the world at large. This goes for the Federal Reserve too.
Steven Mnuchin lauds the president's economic policies and jabs at what he sees as worrying socialist trends among lawmakers on the left.
Who's buying the gold? Why? When this secret gets out, EVERYTHING CHANGES! They don't want us to know, but YOU CAN FIND OUT about it right here. There are big things […]
(Misleading Because Mortgage Refis Are Essentially Dead) MarketWatch has the tantalizing headline of “The Average Adjustable-rate Mortgage Is Nearly $700,000.”
Last year was tough for silver with lower demand muting prices. But the Silver Institute is bullish on the white metal for 2019, projecting a rebound in demand coupled with lower mine output.
Financial Stability in Abnormal Times | by Kenneth Rogoff
An injection of global liquidity leads market commentary
Survey responses show that more Americans expect it to get more difficult, and fewer expect it to get easier, to buy a house - and that fewer of them are planning to try.
The Bank of England is taking another step toward creating a post-Brexit safety net for the $400 trillion global derivatives market
German economy was drifting toward recession amid deteriorating business sentiment.
Rates remain near record lows and below zero, so how well monetary policy would be able to respond to counter any future economic downturn.
Inside the German Government’s Push to Fix Deutsche Bank.
The political and economic turmoil in Italy only getting worse, and still investors are lapping up its long-term government debt
Brussels wants to impose the insane tax wedge of Belgium and France on all other member states at any cost...