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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- The nation's trade deficit rose 2.7% in December as exports fell again, capping the first year since 2009 in which U.S. exports have declined.
Even though economists see a mere 20% chance of recession in 2016, I am increasingly confident a recession began in December 2015.
Like an ambush, it has to come by surprise…
"It's a supply issue", "No, it's a demand issue" - when it comes to the cause for plunging oil prices, the two camps will surely never agree on just what is causing it.
The admission that the economy is so weak that it needs more QE is going to destroy the narrative that the U.S. economy is in great shape and it's no longer going to be the safe haven for capital around the world…
Average well in Dewitt county profitable with crude at $22.52 Region `primed and ready' to compete better than ever before
U.S. stocks staged a late-day rally on Wednesday as an 8-percent jump in oil prices lifted beaten-down energy shares and financials rebounded.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. companies are growing more concerned about the prospects of a recession in the year ahead for the first time since the end of the financial crisis.
As interest rates turn negative around the world, the Federal Reserve is asking banks to consider the possibility of the same happening in the U.S.
The story of oil is the story of the modern world. And this is the story of those who helped shape that world, and how the oil-igarchy they created is on the verge of monopolizing life itself.
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As interest rates turn negative around the world, the Federal Reserve is asking banks to consider the possibility of the same happening in the U.S.
An "exhaustively researched" report by analysts with ArcView Market Research show that the legal weed biz is exploding -- exponentially.
Federal Reserve: Credibility on the line ... Sam Fleming in Washington ... Last month's rate rise is drawing criticism. Some say it should abandon plans to increase again soon ... While economists are almost equally divided on whether Federal Reserve
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The capital spending slump that originated in the hard-hit energy sector appears to be spreading more widely across other U.S. industries.
FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) -- Swiss bank UBS saw its shares slide on Tuesday on news that investors had pulled billions out of its division serving wealthy clients - a token of the market turbulence that has shaken the world in the past few months.
Michael Hudson is the best economist in the world. Indeed, I could almost say that he is the only economist in the world. Almost all of the rest are neoliberals, who are not economists but shills for financial interests.
we can also see how NIRP will precede the final acts of desperation of a broken system - bail-ins and the brazen looting of pension funds…
----Housing Bubble 2.0 Popping Again
After a year of wandering the globe, we are back in the homeland… and ready to turn in our passport.
Economists are still hotly debating whether the oil crash has been a net positive for advanced economies.
Alistair Owen pours most of his paycheck into what he calls a travel-and-lifestyle fund.
There have been remarkable gyrations in the gold sector lately. The typical rebound out of a November/December low (typical in recent years after the end of the tax loss selling period) was initially cut short in January in the course of the global s
Myself, Michael Hudson, John Perkins, and a few others have reported the multi-pronged looting of peoples by Western economic institutions, principally the big New York Banks with the aid of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
As economic turmoil worldwide becomes increasingly apparent, I have been receiving messages from readers expressing some concerns on the public "perception" of collapse.
Based on today's GDP release, it appears that the US economy is slowing but not near any sort of massive collapse. Peter Schiff begs to differ.
Investors today are focusing on the wrong asset class. Stocks started off the year with one of the worst drops in recent memory. As of this morning the S&P 500 was down over 7% for the year thus far.
---Recession Warnings Flashing Red
Oil can't seem to get a break. After falling just below $27 last week, oil finally rallied back to $32 before falling back to just under $31 on Tuesday.