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Benchmark 10-year Treasury yield finishes below 4% for first time since February
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission will probe why grocery prices remain high even as costs for retailers fall, Chair Lina Khan said on Thursday, a key theme for the Biden-Harris administration as it heads towards the presidential election.
Recession Triggered: Payrolls Miss Huge, Up Just 114K As Soaring Unemployment Rate Activates "Sahm Rule" Recession
It looks like investors are starting to figure it out. Bad economic numbers continue to come pouring in, but so far the Federal Reserve has refused to pull the trigger on a rate cut.
Hundreds of cities across the United States now have starter homes priced at $1 million dollars or more, as housing shortages push prices to record highs, according to real estate marketplace Zillow.
America is drowning in debt – and teetering on the brink. We've just hit a new, unthinkable milestone: a national debt of $35 trillion. This isn't just a number; it's a ticking time bomb.
Once upon a time America had a capitalist economy. Bank deposits were used for loans that expanded productive ability.
Housing affordability continues to soar out of reach of most buyers. Not only are prices at a new record level, mortgage rates remain close to 7.0 percent.
How does it feel to be living on the edge of a bubble just before it bursts?
Billionaire investor Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has disclosed in multiple filings this month, the latest on Monday, that it is continuing to reduce its stake in Bank of America, locking in sizeable gains.
Home prices in America's 20 largest cities rose for the 15th straight month in May (the latest data point from Case-Shiller's admittedly lagging series), up a better than expected 0.34% MoM to +6.81% YoY...
In the July 18 edition of Gold Newsletter, editor and publisher Brien Lundin wrote about the failure of silver prices to keep up with gold prices.
A series of disasters, including Gulf Coast hurricanes, California wildfires, Midwest flooding, and severe thunderstorms, combined with post-COVID construction cost increases, have severely impacted the insurance industry.
Dodge is looking a little green around the gills all-of-a-sudden. Not just Dodge, either. Parent company Stellantis just posted "worse-than-expected" stats for the first half of this year.
The homebuilders' inventory of started but unsold homes is steeply rising as sales drop. It will take price cuts to clear inventory.
Whenever the Pentagon runs out of money designated by Congress as aid to Ukraine it starts to use creative accounting to free up some additional money from its general budget.
Commercial real estate (CRE) issues have been getting more attention this year, causing significant headaches for the banking sector and raising questions about the severity of the situation.
In discussing the Mises Institute's June 24th full-page Wall Street Journal ad entitled "Who Needs the Fed?" on talk radio recently most of the interviewers naturally expressed skepticism over whether the Fed could ever actually be abolished...
The broadly weak trend of US macro data was jolted yesterday by a hotter than expected GDP print - which prompted a hawkish shift in rate-cut expectations.
Discount retail chain Big Lots is shuttering more than 50 stores across California following a drop in customer spending and economic challenges.
Rosie The Riveter Is Back. New Ad Campaign Entices Gen-Zers To Quit Gig Economy For Welding Career
...as interest payments on US debt ate up 76% of June's income tax revenue
U.S. banks face a reckoning: Over the next two years, more than $1 trillion in commercial real estate (CRE) loans will come due, according to The Conference Board calculations using MSCI Real Assets data.
The Percentage Of Americans That Worry They Won't Be Able To Pay Their Bills Is Higher Than It Was During The Great Recession
The Chinese are now producing documentaries on the collapse of American cities. What this showcases is the grim aftermath of decades of deindustrialization, disastrous progressive policies, and an opioid crisis--ironically fueled by China.
The Polite Left Started this Civil War for Personal Gain. The result? The end of Democratic Process, and Impending Economic Collapse
Let's begin with our note from early May titled "McDonald's Admits Consumers Are Broke With Planned Reintroduction Of $5 Meal Deal."
EXCLUSIVE: Economist Reveals How Gold, Silver, And The US Dollar Went Up After Assassination Attempt
U.S. government borrowing and spending never stops.
When you look at Joe Biden, you are also getting a visual picture of what is happening to our economy as a whole. Both have been getting artificially propped up for a long time, both are now sick once again, and both are starting to decline very rap