
Gas Prices Hit Another Record High Today, What's Biden Doing?
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"We did it Joe!" ...record high gas prices for the 11th straight day...
How much more pain will Powell endure?
Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) ripped into Biden's Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm on Thursday after she tried to blame soaring inflation on Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The CEO of Wells Fargo warned Tuesday that there is "no question" that the U.S. economy is going to get worse before it gets better.
Diesel consumers on the East Coast received some news Wednesday that may suggest an easing of the tight physical market squeeze in the region.
...firms expressed less optimism about the six-month outlook than they did earlier this year...
The United States has now delegated some $56 billion in new money to debase the currency "for Ukraine," but hardly any of it is actually going to the Ukrainian people.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) is supporting a Democrat-backed bill that will greatly enhance the power of President Joe Biden to control fuel prices within the U.S.
The United States has now delegated some $56 billion in new money to debase the currency "for Ukraine," but hardly any of it is actually going to the Ukrainian people.
About $54 Million has been sent to Ukraine this year, while supply shortages and inflation are crushing Americans.
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It is happening again. More than a decade ago, we witnessed an absolutely unprecedented "housing bubble" in the United States followed by a horrific crash that resulted in millions of Americans losing their homes and a financial catastrophe on W
The paper price of the yellow rock sjust tumbled back below $1800 for the first time since early Feb...
Samsung Electronics is preparing to increase prices for chip contract manufacturing in the second half of this year which comes as no surprise given skyrocketing cost pressures eating away at the company's margins.
The mother of all collapses is coming.
Having been without a president for more than half a year after its disgraced former president (and former Goldman banker) Robert Kaplan retired from the bank on October 8, 2021 after his personal stock trades were exposed in a wide-ranging scandal..
Since the Fed is rushing to hike the US into a deep recession just so inflation will (supposedly) slide ahead of the November midterms, in line with Biden's demands, the housing market is eager to comply with Powell's and Biden's handlers' wishes...
With Inflation Skyrocketing, insane spending, and government getting bigger, is this the Economic Meltdown closer than we think.
So who does the Biden admin blame this time for rising gas prices?
Utilities are worried that the slowdown in coal deliveries could threaten U.S. electricity supply and destabilize the power grid.
It's been a challenging year for consumers. And with the highest inflation in four decades, some are paring back spending on big-ticket items, such as used automobiles.
What's changed? Refining margins have exploded. And that means energy inflation is far stronger than it appears...
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Peter said he thinks the recent Fed actions don't matter. The markets are going down for reasons other than a 50 or 75 basis point rate hike.
Government spending is through the roof. A few trillion for "Covid," a few tens of billions for "Ukraine" and a massive military budget.
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Inflation today compared to the 1980s "is a completely different animal this time around, and the situation is so beyond what the Fed can do now," says Peter Grandich, founder of Peter Grandich & Company.
If you've heard it before then you've heard it a million times: "the rent is too damn high."
It's been a challenging year for consumers. And with the highest inflation in four decades, some are paring back spending on big-ticket items, such as used automobiles. After jumping 90%, since the start of the virus pandemic, used car prices are coo