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Deutsche Bank AG may be downgraded by S&P Global Ratings, which said the German bank’s leadership change could lead to a “prolonged, deepened or more costly restructuring” that would weigh on the bank’s credit rating.
"In my view, silver is likely to first test $17.50 in the next month or so, then $18 before summer, with the 2016 peak of $20.50 in the second half of 2018."
“It’s becoming like a deserted village. All that’s left is for us to fade away and die...”
Jim Willie: The U.S. Government With Its Military Cannot Stop China & Russia's New Gold StandardApril 12, 2018
"the Petro-Dollar death knell has been sounded...the US will be left with their golden pants down by their war-torn shoes" Jim explains why and when...
"Global silver mine production fell by 4.1 percent in 2017, experiencing its second consecutive annual decline."
"The government has foregone the required Constitutional process of operating on a budget for the last decade."
When magical thinking as policy becomes electability requirement.
Growing anomalies in the monetary metals markets, indicating more desperate interventions by governments and central banks.
Some are suggesting today's move could be the start of China's move to unwind its Treasury holdings.
"The greatest disaster would be the continued thriving of banking conglomerates and central bank organizations as large portions of the world crumble."
Germany is holding a little museum exhibition to show off their gold, but is it all just a PR stunt to maintain the illusion that all is well? Here's more...
"Barring a major political surprise, an eventual repeat of the eurozone crisis is beginning to seem inevitable."
Gold soared to two-year highs this week. The bull run isn't over yet, says strategist.
Even before trade tensions broke out, growth momentum had cooled from lofty levels, with Purchasing Manager Indexes starting to roll over worldwide.
"The 1% now lead an empty parade, horse-whipping the uncompliant 99% into supporting an economy that exists only in their minds. And then 'What can’t go on, doesn’t.'"
Waning demand for Treasuries is not a good sign for the Trump administration
Earlier in the week, showed that Japanese investors dumped a record amount of US Treasuries for the month of February.
"The Fed has been trying to increase inflation, operating at the macro level. But what does inflation mean at the micro level — specifically to your household?"
Last year, 72 percent of the most-expensive properties in the U.S. took longer than 180 days to sell, a sharp jump from 2015
"We presently estimate zero or negative prospective S&P 500 total returns for the coming decade."
"the central bankers will no doubt continue to fight us tick for tick. However, global awareness of their schemes is growing, and the..."