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With central bankers losing credibility left and right, and failing outright to boost the "wealth effect" no matter what they throw at it, the next big question is when will central planners around the world unveil the cashless society which is a
Jim Grant appeared on CNBC's Closing Bell and unhesitatingly said he thinks the US economy has already gone into recession: I think we are in one…I think there's a defensible case to be made that a recession began late last year."
The correction in the equity markets has brought the S&P 500 down close to a confluence of key technical levels.
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NASDAQ - As of 4:00PM EST
Is there another U.S. recession on the way?
(Reuters) - U.S. stock indexes plummeted on Thursday morning as investors spooked by the health of the global economy jettisoned stocks and fled to safe-haven assets.
Republicans have spent the entire Obama presidency engaging in acts of disrespect against this president, and the office that he has been twice elected to by a majority of the voters.
As of 3:59PM EST After Hours: 27.00 Down -0.10 (0.37%) 7:59PM EST
The Federal Reserve will slash interest rates and the United States economy is on the cusp of a recession, says Peter Schiff, president and CEO of Euro Pacific Capital, in a new YouTube video.
and Eliminating Cash. More than one-fifth of the world's total GDP is in countries which have imposed negative interest rates, including Japan, the EU, Denmark, Switzerland and Sweden. Negative interest rates are spreading worldwide.
Narayana Kocherlakota is a funny guy.
One would imagine that in a market as skittish for risk as this one, that selling $24 billion in 3 Year paper would be if not as easy as pie, then as simple as last month's issuance, when not a cloud was visible when the Treasury sold 3 Year paper.
The Central Banks are getting desperate. The interventions are so obvious now you'd have to be on drugs not so notice them.
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Paul Krishnamurty (professional gambler, freelance journalist, and political analyst) on predicting races - Charles Goyette (Author; Former talk show host) gives an economic/political update
150 Energy Companies May go Bankrupt Under $20 Oil?
The International Energy Agency (IEA) February oil market report will put more downward pressure on crude prices just as the price of gasoline in some parts of the United States dips to above $1.10 a gallon. Prices are moving swiftly to below $1, a p
Back in the 1970's as recession gripped the world for a decade, stocks stagnated and commodities crashed, investor Jim Rogers made a fortune. His understanding of markets, capital flows and timing is legendary.
Last Friday the US labor market continued to deliver the goods despite a smaller-than-expected rise in payrolls growth.
The great tragedy of the global economic malaise is that it is caused by a shortage of something that is essentially costless to produce: money.
The great tragedy of the global economic malaise is that it is caused by a shortage of something that is essentially costless to produce: money.
Excerpted from Doug Noland's Credit Bubble Bulletin, Crude has rallied about 5% off of last month's low.
As bad as the month of January was for the global economy, the truth is that the rest of 2016 promises to be much worse.
Tech Stocks Are Already Down Half A Trillion Dollars Since Mid-2015
Mention "free-market economics" to a member of the lay public and chances are that if he has heard the term at all, he identifies it completely with the name Milton Friedman.
Yesterday, on the way to documenting the malaise China's hard landing has inflicted on Minnesota's mining country, we discussed the dramatic impact falling crude prices have had on the American and Canadian oil patches.
Mark Grant, Hilltop Securities, discusses how a slowdown in China, tanking oil prices and Fed uncertainty will likely impact worldwide markets.
With the BLS's release of Q4 productivity figures, we get to check the BLS's estimates just in time for today's increasingly irrelevant payroll report.
Once private credit rolls over in China and the U.S., the global recession will start its rapid slide down the Seneca Cliff.
Settlement with US Department of Justice centres on allegations that bank 'robo-signed' thousands of foreclosure documents without reviewing paperwork
