The U.S. Dollar Has Already Caused A Global Recession ...
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The 7th largest economy on the entire planet, Brazil, has been gripped by a horrifying recession, as has much of the rest of South America.
The United States is apparently fuming over the recent blows to the dollar, as a strengthening yuan is rousing a heightened response.
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In the nearby column Jim Quinn debunks Wall Street's latest claim that the American consumer is bounding back.
Priscilla Hancock of JPMorgan Asset Management and Bloomberg's Michael McKee preview today's Federal Reserve policy statement and examine how U.S. economic data plays into the Fed's decision on when to raise interest rates. They speak on "Market Make
While much of the world focused last week on whether or not the Federal Reserve was going to raise interest rates, or whether the Greek debt crisis would bring Europe to a crisis, the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague awarded a $50 billion
More and more insiders are warning of a potential systemic event. The first sign of real trouble concerned a number of investment legends choosing to close shop and return investors' capital.
By basing the whole "recovery" argument on fraudulent data, the Fed and Federal Government have backed themselves into a corner.
Oil prices fell to their lowest levels in a month on Thursday as the dollar resumed a 10-day rally, making fuel more expensive for holders of other currencies.
Peter Schiff lays out for RT the future he sees for both Greece and China.
The phrase, "more bang for the buck," is usually associated with the Vietnam War. It is associated with Defense Secretary Robert McNamara's focus on statistics: military expenditures vs. enemy deaths.
SHTF has been closely following the recent calls from Wall Street to ban cash and implement a system that would force everyone to operate on the grid, even as interest rates have hit negative and customers are actually charged for keeping money in th
Late last year, Grexit "expert" Willem Buiter decided that he was a greater expert on the topic of monetary metals than on geopolitics by stating that "Gold Is A 6,000 Year Old Bubble."
The sudden decision to buy EUR and dump USDs (after a slew of Fed speakers spewed their usual spew) has sparked a buy everything trade across markets as bonds, stocks, and crude are surging...
Back in November we chronicled the (quiet) death of the Petrodollar, the system that has buttressed USD hegemony for decades by ensuring that oil producers recycled their dollar ....
Editor's Note: The demise of the dollar on the world stage has been prepared behind the scenes for sometime now, and floated in the media for several years.
Cross-border peer-to-peer (P2P) bitcoin lending platform BitLendingClub, is looking to disrupt the growing lending industry with a unique model that should oust bad players while providing a better framework for "good borrowers."
Somehow, like it or not, the world turns. Today's hegemon becomes tomorrow'salso-ran.
There is an unprecedented reset coming to world financial markets and if you've been paying attention it's impossible to ignore the signs.
When an economic crisis is coming, there are usually certain indicators that appear in advance.
Nobel Prize winning economist Robert Shiller has released data showing that U.S. markets are now seriously overvalued
Over the past three days, Bitcoin Magazine has featured stories about the BitGive Foundation; how it began and the work that it has done with charities including Save the Children, The Water Project and Medic Mobile.
We all know that the US dollar has been the global reserve for a while now, but not for long.
Stocks roared higher last week because it was options expiration week (the Fed pumped $6+ billion to Wall Street to manipulate the markets higher). This is not conspiracy theory.
The United States government just went from "Please, baby, don't leave me," to frustrated threats and whining.
One self-explanatory chart from Bloomberg conveys the overwhelming strength of the the US dollar this year.
Foreigners and the Fed hold large percentages of US. Treasury Bonds. What happens when foreigners reduce their need for U.S. dollars and the Fed ends QE?