
Number Of 'Problem Banks' Climbs In 1st Quarter, New FDIC Report Finds
• https://www.zerohedge.com, by Andrew MoranIt has been more than a year since the regional banking crisis exposed vulnerabilities in the financial system.
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It has been more than a year since the regional banking crisis exposed vulnerabilities in the financial system.
Following a strong start to the year and a brief setback in April, the stock market returned to form in May, with the S&P 500 returning almost 5 percent last month.
So far in 2024 there have been more layoffs and we can't even count. Every week dozens of companies are announcing more job cuts we get we keep being told that the economy is doing great.
BIG SHORT 2.0 – Investors holding top-rated debt backed by commercial real estate suffer LOSSES for the first time since 2008 financial crisis
Dr Kirk Elliott, an economist specializing in precious metals, updates us with a picture of a US economy that cannot be sustained.
It happened so gradually that a lot of people didn't even realize what was happening.
Journalist Matt Taibbi joined 'The Brian Kilmeade Show' to discuss the public's perception of the economy ahead of November as they battle inflation and how things changed between Elon Musk and the Biden administration after Twitter files release.
"We certainly are seeing a decline in construction. Deals and financing have dried up."
"Catherine Austin Fitts explains the Commonlaw Right of Offset---what you have when you owe someone money, who also owes you money--you simply discharge your debt, against the debt the other person owes you...
During The Great Depression They Were Called "Hoovervilles", But Today America's Shantytowns Are Called "Bidenvilles"
Today the BEA released April data on inflation-adjusted income and spending. Let's discuss the charts.
It turns out renters and homeowners are living in two entirely different economies, at least according to a new study by the Federal Reserve. Who, ironically enough, made it happen.
ECONOMY | Biden Continues to Drain Oil Reserves and YOUR Wallet! - Dr. Kirk Elliott
The cost of EVERYTHING is going up...ALOT of people are feeling the pain. The pain will not stop.
"There could be hell to pay" - Jamie Dimon
As Klaus Schwab steps down from heading the WEF, what part does Taiwan play in the US strategy for war against China?
The Doomsday Book is a collection of documents and memoranda compiled by the legal department of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (FRBNY).
Beef prices skyrocketed to a new record high this Memorial Day weekend as industry experts warn costs could continue to rise even higher if current regulatory and economic conditions remain unchanged.
In recent years, Americans have been fleeing our largest cities in unprecedented numbers, and many of them have decided to settle down in quiet little towns all over the country.
On Tuesday, September 15, 1992, the two most powerful financial officials in the British government held an urgent meeting that night to review their plan for when the markets opened the next morning.
During the Memorial Day holiday break, food inflation was certainly on the minds of those who had to purchase beef patties and other BBQ-related items for outdoor parties.
... implies "a strong demand for urban markets."
Most Devastating Chart Seen Amid A Presidential Election - Real-Life Results of 'Bidenflation' Are Devastating At A Level Beyond What Many Realize
America In 2024: Fast Food Is A "Luxury", 11 Million Children Live In Poverty, And 1000s Of Stores Are Closing
After months of silence, a couple of critical developments from the beleaguered commercial real estate sector show up all at once. For the first time since the Global not-Financial Crisis, a senior tranche of a CLO took losses - a lot of losses - whi
Jay Powell did it again assuring the 1% that he has their back.
Back in 2011, shareholders of insurance giant American International Group (AIG) filed a $40 billion class action lawsuit against the US government over the terms of its controversial bailout of AIG during the 2008 financial crisis.
Cars, trucks, and SUVs across the U.S. are getting older, with the average vehicle age now at a record 12.6 years.
As everybody knows, during the early phase of the pandemic, both single-family and multifamily rental prices surged, fueled by the shift to remote work and changing migration trends...