President Biden may have recently made history as the first president to discuss snack chips in the State of the Union message. He used snack chips to illustrate the phenomenon of shrinkflation.
Market speculators have lost sight of the fact that interest rates will continue to rise and that the US Government is irretrievably bust, making the fiat dollar ultimately worthless.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell gives his thoughts on inflation risks, the economy, the timeline for cutting rates, the health of the country's banks and more. Scott Pelley reports.
This weekend, many are intrigued by the potential outcomes following the cessation of the U.S. Federal Reserve's Bank Term Funding Program (BTFP), launched amidst the significant banking collapses in March 2023.
Ron Paul's recent op-ed from the Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity, reprinted in the Orange County Register, breaks down the profound damage caused by central bank money printing:
Can you guess who the quote in the article title is from? I will give you a hint. It wasn't me. I know that it sounds like it could have come from me, but it actually comes from a very big name on Wall Street.
Of all the government or quasi-government institutions, there is perhaps none as openly opaque in its operations and unaccountable for its failures as the Federal Reserve.
The central bank is the engine that powers the largest government in history. And things won't change until people are "generally and radically instructed" as to the cause and consequences.
In a compelling conversation, Daniela Cambone engages with G. Edward Griffin, renowned author of The Creature from Jekyll Island and founder of the Red Pill University, covering an array of critical topics including the banking crisis, the U.S. econo
Remember The "CARES" Act? That was when the federal government spent trillions (that it didn't have) to hand out for the lockdowns (that should never have happened).
When politicians spend money that they don't have ($34 trillion+) the Fed has to counterfeit money into existence. Everyone then has to adapt to the dollar losing value. Companies too have to adapt, by cutting costs and via "shrinkflation" (i.e., cha
When politicians spend money that they don't have ($34 trillion+) the Fed has to counterfeit money into existence. Everyone then has to adapt to the dollar losing value. Companies too have to adapt, by cutting costs and via "shrinkflation" (i.e., cha
In the landscape of economic foresight, John Exter, a distinguished hard money advocate and former precious metals expert for The Fed, offers a model that resonates with the principles upheld here at SchiffGold.
According to the Fed's "preferred" inflation measure, the Personal Consumption Expenditures Index (PCE)--you know, the one that excepts those extraneous things you never buy, things like food and gas--well, according to recent PCE readings th
Americans are certainly feeling the pain of rapacious government spending, enabled by Federal Reserve counterfeiting. It's one thing when purchasing luxury items is out of reach. It's understandable. That's why they're called "luxury" items. But when
Select politicians, government officials, economic elites, and experts arriving at the annual World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, Switzerland were greeted with an open letter signed by more than 250 billionaires and millionaires.
Just the term "Bidenomics" should make Americans cringe. It implies that government is outside and above actual and immutable economic laws. Whenever you see "omics" appended to a politician's name, beware. You're being fed yet another fictitious "na