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    Gold up as Dollar Slips on Tax Bill Worries
Dec 15, 2017 - 06:29:08 PST
Spot gold was up nearly 0.2 percent at $1,254.74 an ounce as of 0349 GMT, and has gained 0.5 percent so far this week. U.S. gold futures were unchanged at $1,257 an ounce.
Since the crash, the reforms have concentrated on raising bank capital -- a form of financing that can absorb losses if things go wrong. Before 2008, banks had too little.
    Fed Balance Sheet RISES By $13 Billion
Dec 15, 2017 - 05:24:32 PST
So much for The Fed balance sheet unwind. The SOMA report as of yesterday showed the balance had RISEN by $13 BILLION. This happens every quarter. The reason why? Agency MBS purchases rose faster than Treasury Note and Bond sales (which were small). But the balance sheet will likely get a little bit closer to…
    Tax Reform Team Must Do Away With Stealth Rate Hikes
Dec 15, 2017 - 05:22:05 PST
Income-based phaseouts violate basic principles of tax transparency by triggering hidden increases in taxpayers’ marginal tax rates.
    Mystery, Suspense Mount as Final GOP Tax Plan Is Due
Dec 15, 2017 - 05:18:34 PST
Congressional tax negotiators are hours away from signing a compromise, but two important questions remain: Where’s the money? And do they have the votes?
    U.S. Dollar Folds at Resistance on Fed, ECB, BoE
Dec 15, 2017 - 05:09:51 PST
U.S. Dollar weakness has come back, but this began to show even before the Federal Reserve’s rate hike yesterday.
"It is fascinating to me that Bitcoin is always being compared to gold..."
The last few weeks have been tough on gold. If you have a short-term mentality, you might even think the gold market has gone bearish. But as World Gold Council chief market strategist John Reade pointed out in a piece he wrote for the December issue of WGC Gold Investor, 2017 has been good for gold. And he sees some key reasons to believe 2018 will be as well.
    FOMC Meeting: Yellen Follows Her Script
December 14, 2017
The December Federal Open Market Committee meeting went pretty much according to scrip.
Analysts widely expected the Fed to raise rates by .25. It did. Analysts also expected the Fed to signal three more hikes in 2018. It did that too.
Gold went up, as we said it probably would, hitting a one-week high in the wake of the rate hike as investors "bought the fact."
The Bitcoin charts have all the hallmarks of a final terminal blowoff top
Lynette takes a deep dive into the recent price smashings of gold and silver, and she's uncovered a massive shift...
    Dr. Ron Paul on Gold, Silver and Cryptocurrencies
Dec 14, 2017 - 11:59:44 PST
Ron Paul discusses what has gone on in our monetary history and the current situation today
Yellen gave a response which may doom her from a respected place in history. She stated:
"There are several reasons to believe that gold could maintain upward trajectory..."
"Gold is the currency of last resort...we're all depending on gold because that's how we base every other currency..." 
    Gold Higher in 2018 - World Gold Council
Dec 14, 2017 - 08:34:31 PST
Gold prices have climbed this year despite rising U.S. interest rates, a rally in global stock markets and a jump in cryptocurrency prices — and the yellow metal has lots of reasons to stretch its gains into 2018
    2018 Will Be the Year Inflation Arrives
Dec 14, 2017 - 08:07:49 PST
This is an all-time record, representing even more money printing than what took place in 2008 when the whole world was in the grips of the worst crisis in 80 years!
    Stephen S. Roach - Complacency Will Be Tested in 2018
Dec 14, 2017 - 07:54:03 PST
Despite seemingly robust indicators, the world economy may not be nearly as resilient to shocks & systemic challenges as the consensus view seems to believe. In particular, the absence of a classic vigorous rebound from the Great Recession means that the global economy never recouped the growth lost in the worst downturn of modern times.
    Excess Reserves Still Around After 2008
Dec 14, 2017 - 07:48:20 PST
And The Fed Is Paying MORE For Banks Not To Lend. In late 2008, The Fed did something that was not so widely noticed: It started to pay interest on excess reserves, effectively paying banks not to lend. Excess reserves are cash funds held by banks over and above the Federal Reserve's requirements. They have grown dramatically since the financial crisis. Holding excess reserves is…