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For the better part of the past decade, Wall Street traders would end their week with at least a casual glance at JPMorgan's closely-followed cross-asset report written every week by the bank's top x-asset strategist, John Normand.
If Larry Summers and Jamie Dimon are the voice of reason, you know something is dreadfully wrong in the current state of economic affairs.
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Shipping giant Maersk warned in a customer advisory on Wednesday that Los Angeles and Long Beach "remain strained with vessel wait times averaging between one to two weeks." But it said "the situation is even more dire at the Port of Oakland, w
the WallStreetBets rally is also making waves in debt land as well, because while AMC shares have only returned to 2017's heights, the company's 12% junk bonds hit all-time highs this week as AMC debt due in 2026 rose to a record high 97.17 cents
"It's like we created another industry in our state. The amount of money is staggering," Andrew Schaufele, director of Maryland's Bureau of Revenue Estimates, happily declared last week.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis joins the Republican revolt against $300 unemployment benefits that make it 'impossible for businesses to fill jobs'
Money manager and economist Peter Schiff says all the debt and money printing by the Fed will, ultimately, get down to one thing and that is the U.S. dollar.
After yesterday's blockbuster 2Y auction which pushed bond yields sharply lower and which we said was an indication that the inflationary storm has passed with bond traders no longer expecting any rate hikes for the foreseeable future, moments ago th
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Patrick Wood (Technocracy.News) on civil liberties in America, the advancement of Technocracy, where do we go from here? - Tim Picciott (The Liberty Advisor) gives the Economic Report; Off-grid/RV Living, communications, etc...
For the past several months we have warned about the pernicious effects soaring prices are having on both corporations...
In many ways, it appears the economy is beginning to recover from the shocks of the coronavirus pandemic. GDP growth is way up. The stock market is soaring.
Below we look at the dark corner in which the Fed has placed themselves and investors: A one-way path toward tanking markets or crippling inflation.
Signs of impending economic doom continue to grow all around us. For years, highly respected experts have been warning about the steady destruction of our standard of living and the death of the U.S. dollar.
Apples-to-apples, consumer price inflation nowadays is running close to the high inflation readings of the late 1970s.
Glenn Kelman, CEO at Redfin, spoke with Bloomberg Radio's Denise Pellegrini on Wednesday about the state of the US housing market. He said the latest surge in home prices could subside.
Economist John Williams, founder of ShadowStats.com, says the Federal Reserve has painted itself into such a tight corner with the economy it really has only two choices. Williams says it comes down to "Inflation or Implosion."
In this video you watched two idiots discuss why jobs are bad for America. And you will be convinced that the rate of unemployment, people collecting unemployment, and people being unwilling to work should only go up!
Inflation is landing in America's refrigerators -- and it's hitting meat-eaters most of all.
The Fed, politicians and their crony corporate friends persistently manipulate the dollar and U.S. economy to their advantage, at the expense of everyone else.
Forget skyrocketing home building costs because there's another more pressing bottleneck: buildable land scarcity.
We've been talking about the inflation threat for months. But the markets have been acting as if the real threat is the Federal Reserve trying to fight inflation by tightening monetary policy.
In the latest episode of our BullionStar Perspectives video series, Stefan Gleason talks to Ronan Manly about sound money and precious metals, and the success of sound money initiatives across both State and Federal levels in the US.
Trump slams 'wayward' 35 Republican rebels who 'just couldn't help themselves' by voting for the riot commission - as House approves $1.9BILLION for more Capitol security
International Man: According to the recent Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) jobs report, only 266,000 new jobs were created in April--well below the one million new jobs that was expected.
Joining Dots and Plots As we focus on the Fed, and prospective dot plots, can you also join the following market dots from the past 24 hours?
It's all about the money.
Is the party almost over? Volatility has returned to Wall Street in a major way, and certain investors are getting absolutely crushed.
Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for April came in much hotter than expected. Year-on-year, inflation is up 4.2%.
