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GUALFIN, Argentina – According to several headlines, the U.S. stock market rose yesterday "ahead of Fed."
Six months ago, on March 16, 2015, the government of the United States of America once again reached its statutory debt limit.
The Federal Reserve meets this week and the first rate rise in nearly a decade -- albeit a small one -- is on the table. Most businesses, including over 64 percent of those surveyed last week by the National Association of Manufacturers, think it i
Today the Liberty Report welcomes special guest, renowned trends forecaster Gerald Celente, who discusses his coming rally to launch a new peace movement.
Thomas Perez is the U.S. Secretary of Labor. Jeff Zients is the White House National Economic Council Director.
Westerners are funny people. Westerners have never experienced currency devaluation, EVER! "The Almighty Dollar" has ruled the world their entire lives.
They Radically Restrict Choice in Important Ways
In Part 1 of this article I discussed the catalyst spark which ignited this Fourth Turning and the seemingly delayed regeneracy. In Part 2 I will ponder possible Grey Champion prophet generation leaders who could arise during the regeneracy.
The output of durables other than motor vehicles and parts rose 0.1 percent, with gains of more than 1 percent for nonmetallic mineral products, machinery, and miscellaneous manufacturing and with losses of more than 1 percent for fabricated metal pr
Printing money to fix one problem leads to another set of problems that are only made worse by additional money-printing.
Illinois Threatens to Halt All Health Insurance Payments
For over a decade, now, the American economy has been on an economic rollercoaster, of an economic boom between 2003 and 2008, followed by a severe economic downturn, and with a historically slow and weak recovery starting in 2009 up to the present.
Retail sales in the U.S. climbed for a second straight month, a sign consumers may be looking past recent volatility in financial markets.
Market turmoil means moving from the zero bound gets even trickier.
"Not one of the [politicians running for president] is focused on the true evil in the system, which is a rogue central bank that's destroying free market capitalism…
One month ago, when investors were asked what they thought was the most crowded trade, respondents to BofA's monthly investor survey overwhelmingly replied: everyone is long the USD.
Experts say looming debt could lead to a financial crisis
The United States, ranked second in worldwide economic freedom as recently as 2000, has plummeted to 16th, according to a new report of world economies.
A growing number of investors believe that US stocks are overvalued, creating the risk of a significant bear market, according to research by Yale University market scholar Robert Shiller.
Global debt levels are dangerously high and central banks cannot keep the game going indefinitely, warns the high priest of orthodoxy
Reports that the official unemployment rate has fallen to 5.1 percent may appear to vindicate the policies of easy money, corporate bailouts, and increased government spending. However, even the mainstream media has acknowledged that the official num
Dow down 239 points yesterday -- or 1.5% -- after Japan posted its biggest one-day gain in seven years. (More below on this in today's Market Insight …)
When a digital dickweed exposes the reality "the equity markets are broken," it can be shrugged off as the rantings of a kid in his mom's basement.
But if you look around at the real world, you find something different. The actually existing monopolies that do these bad things are created not by markets but by government policy. Think of sectors like education, mail, courts, money, or municipal
Market observers have been waiting to see whether any major producers will lower production to preserve pricing.
We have been anxiously reminding investors of the drip-drip-drip increases in market-perceived credit risk for US financials for much of 2015.
Lawmakers in Washington have been sounding the alarm over the amount of student debt individuals are able to take on.
If you did not use this phrase today at least once then you are not paying attention...
Cross-Border Deflation: US Export Prices Collapse Most Since July 2009; How Damaging is Price Deflation?
Personal and household debt is at unprecedented historical levels. Many Americans are stretched many times past their limit with no hope of getting out of the black. Student loan debt is its own huge bubble, waiting to burst