Gold's share global reserve holdings has risen from 24% at the end of June to 30% currently taking the spot gold price into account. And once gold tops $5,790, it will become the largest reserve asset in the world.
- Zero Hedge, 19 October 2025
The Fed is predicted to next reduce interest rates by a 'safe' 0.25%, absent government economic data
- Barron's, 18 October 2025
13 reasons why gold has outperformed stocks since 2000, including: the Fed weakening the dollar, inflation, national debt, gold supply less than demand
- Real Clear Markets, 16 October 2025
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the central bank is nearing a point where it will stop reducing the size of its bond holdings, but gave no long-run indication of where interest rates are heading.
- Comcast's CNBC, 14 October 2025
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the central bank is nearing a point where it will stop reducing the size of its bond holdings, but gave no long-run indication of where interest rates are heading.
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 14 October 2025
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the central bank is nearing a point where it will stop reducing the size of its bond holdings, but gave no long-run indication of where interest rates are heading.
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 14 October 2025
Kevin Warsh is among the top three contenders for the next chair of the Federal Reserve. He spoke with Barron's about rates, inflation, Powell, and more.
- Barron's, 11 October 2025
Central banks now hold more gold in their reserves than US Treasury Bonds
- Zero Hedge, 10 October 2025
Gold is indicating that the fiat currency experiment is ending globally
- Zero Hedge, 09 October 2025
While gold 'screams' debasement of the USA dollar because of inflation, the bond market's best guess at long-term inflation is basically unchanged.
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 09 October 2025
The rally in gold prices points to eroding faith in central banks worldwide. In Nihon, as in the USA, a new leader wants the central bank to make government debt more bearable, which could feed inflation.
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 09 October 2025
The Federal Reserve has not defeated high inflation. Has it failed?
- Warner Brothers CNN, 09 October 2025
The next prime minister of Nihon could make interest rate increases tricky for the Bank of Nihon. Sanae Takaichi, the new head of the Liberal Democratic Party, is viewed as being in favor of expansionist economic policies and once called the central bank's rate hikes "stupid".
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 08 October 2025
The Bank of England warns of a "sharp market correction" if the AI bubble bursts [KM: and these people get paid huge salaries to state the obvious about the AI bubble?]
- Comcast's CNBC, 08 October 2025
Foreign currency reserve managers are falling out of love with the USA dollar
- Zero Hedge, 07 October 2025
Federal Reserve officials are still split about how much to cut interest rates as the government shutdown deprives policymakers of key data, with some worried more about inflation and others more concerned about the job market.
- Apollo Global's Yahoo Finance, 07 October 2025
Why the Bank of England's new arguments on stablecoins could be a big deal. Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey signalled a notable shift in tone on cryptocurrencies this week, suggesting that the digital assets pegged to real-world currencies could play a bigger role in the UK's financial system than previously thought.
- Apollo Global's Yahoo Finance, 05 October 2025
Leonardo Villar, gerente del Banco de la República dice que el crecimiento de la economía de Colombia no sería sostenible a largo plazo
- El Tiempo (locked), 02 October 2025
Ugly JOLTS shows most unemployed versus job openings; plunge in hiring and quits. The JOLTS report was ugly enough to guarantee another Fed rate cut in October in case we get a government shutdown tonight and Friday's job report is not issued due to the government shutdown.
- Zero Hedge, 30 September 2025
Why lower interest rates set by the Federal Reserve won't instantly lower your borrowing costs. Interest rates on mortgages are expected to climb by the end of the year despite the reductions.
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 30 September 2025
Respondents to the Dallas Fed Manufacturing Index survey become 'apocalyptic' amid Trump's nationalist socialist industrial policies to push down the price of oil
- Zero Hedge, 29 September 2025
Gold's rise to $4000, as money flows into gold ETFs and central banks continue to buy
- Zero Hedge, 29 September 2025
Morgan Stanley explains why shape of the yield curve is more important than timing of interest rate reductions by the Fed
- Zero Hedge, 28 September 2025
The Fed's favorite inflation indicator, the Personal Consumption Expenditures price index, stayed stubbornly high in August at 2.7% year-to-year, up from an annual increase of 2.6% year-to-year in July. Core price inflation (not including food and energy) rose 2.9% year-to-year, the same as in July.
- Comcast's CNBC, 26 September 2025
The Fed's favorite inflation indicator, the Personal Consumption Expenditures price index, stayed stubbornly high in August at 2.7% year-to-year, up from an annual increase of 2.6% year-to-year in July. Core price inflation (not including food and energy) rose 2.9% year-to-year, the same as in July.
- Investopedia, 26 September 2025
All former chairmen of the Federal Reserve sign a legal brief urging the Supreme Court to protect the independence of the Federal Reserve. Leading economic policymakers from the last 35 years urged the court to allow Lisa Cook to remain a Fed governor as she challenges Trump's attempt to fire her.
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 25 September 2025
The interest rate reduction arguments made by [Trump's puppet] Stephen Miran do not add up. The Trump policy changes that Miran cites as justification for lower rates do not necessarily deliver as promised, or have side effects.
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 25 September 2025
Canada needs to chart a new economic course, the Bank of Canada's Tiff Macklem argues. Canada faces a stark choice, according to Canada's chief central banker: either cope with the reduction of income due to Trump's protectionisttrade policy, or implement economic reforms and build infrastructure that can lift living standards.
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 24 September 2025
Oil and gold rise in price, and stocks drop in price, as Fed Chair Powell calls the stock market "fairly highly valued"
- Zero Hedge (locked), 23 September 2025
BofA's Michael Hartnett: with the Fed reducing interest rates - with gold, cryptocurrencies and stocks at all time highs - here is how to gamble this bubble
- Zero Hedge, 22 September 2025
The Feds' Bostic sees little reason to reduce interest rates further for now. The Atlanta Fed president, Raphael Bostic, said risks of weaker employment outcomes have risen, but years of elevated inflation remain a serious concern.
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 22 September 2025
Wall Street gambles that interest rates will drop much more than Fed's forecasts. The gamble is already boosting the economy by making borrowing cheaper for Americans. The risk now is that investors have become overly optimistic about interest rate reductions.
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 20 September 2025
Why the Federal Reserve's interest rate reduction will not ease the national debt burden of the USA. The move will likely reduce USA borrowing costs for short-term Treasury bills, but the annual interest expense (about $1 trillion) will not shrink much.
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 20 September 2025
House Republicans introduce bill to change the Federal Reserve's dual mandate (established in 1977) by having the Fed focus mostly on inflation and not on employment levels
- Zero Hedge, 19 September 2025
Are we living the last high-tech/real-estate bubble? The consensus holds there will be another bubble after the Everything Bubble pops, but this might be misplaced confidence in the godlike powers of central banks.
- Zero Hedge, 19 September 2025
Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari advocates two more rate cuts this year as he sees limited tariff impact on inflation
- Comcast's CNBC, 19 September 2025
10-year Treasury Bond yields hits 2-week high despite a Fed rate reduction of 0.25% this week
- Comcast's CNBC, 19 September 2025
Welcome to big brother's digital prison, part i: central bank digital currencies. "We are talking about a very dystopian future if we allow central banks to issue central bank digital currencies...I think the power would be abused."
- Zero Hedge, 18 September 2025
The British pound declines a bit, after the Bank of England does not change interest rates
- Zero Hedge, 18 September 2025
The British pound declines a bit, after the Bank of England does not change interest rates
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 18 September 2025
The Federal Reserve faces no good options as labor market wobbles while inflation increases. The central bank is grappling with how quickly to lower interest rates after restarting cuts on Wednesday, amid mixed economic signals and a relentless pressure campaign from Trump.
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 18 September 2025
Fed Chair Powrll's 'last stand': balancing a tricky economy and intense political pressure. The Fed chair is making a risky gambit, reducing interest rates even though the economy isn't flashing red. He has been here twice before.
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 18 September 2025
The Federal Reserve reduces interest rates by 0.25%, and predicts two more similar reductions in 2025. The Dow rises 0.6%, while the SP500 and Nasdaq end up unchanged near day end
- Zero Hedge, 17 September 2025
The Federal Reserve reduces interest rates by 0.25%, and predicts two more similar reductions in 2025. The Dow rises 0.6%, while the SP500 and Nasdaq end up unchanged near day end
- Apollo Global's Yahoo Finance, 17 September 2025
Fed Chair Powell said that the Federal Reserve is firing 10% of the people working at the central bank
- Thomson's Reuters, 17 September 2025
The Federal Reserve reduces interest rates by 0.25%, and predicts two more similar reductions in 2025. The Dow rises 0.6%, while the SP500 and Nasdaq end up unchanged near day end
- Comcast's CNBC, 17 September 2025
The Bank of Canada cuts rates by 0.25% to 2.50%, as expected. This was the 8th consecutive rate cut since the easing cycle started one year ago, and took place after the bank paused following its last rate cut in March, 6 months ago.
- Zero Hedge, 17 September 2025
The Bank of Canada cuts rates by 0.25% to 2.50%, as expected. This was the 8th consecutive rate cut since the easing cycle started one year ago, and took place after the bank paused following its last rate cut in March, 6 months ago.
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 17 September 2025
[More racist Christian hypocrisy: white American] Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's mortgage documents show he once agreed to call two houses his "principal residences" at the same time. [The racist] Trump cited similar claims by Black America Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook to justify firing her.
- Comcast's CNBC, 17 September 2025
Goldman Sachs: these 20 stocks and 20 ETFs have made outsized moves on FOMC announcements since 2023
- Zero Hedge (locked), 17 September 2025
The value of the offshore yuan strengthens further against USA dollar as interest rate reductions loom. The offshore currency breached a rate of 7.1 against the USA dollar as an expected interest rate reduction from the Federal Reserve approaches.
- Alibaba's South China Morning Post, 17 September 2025
The S&P 500 could experience its biggest drop since April this week following an expected Fed reduction in interest rates by the Fed
- Murdoch's MarketWatch, 15 September 2025
Gold prices soar to a new record high ahead of the Fed meeting, with bonds and stock prices also pushed up
- Zero Hedge (locked), 15 September 2025
A zombie stock market faces a Federal Reserve meeting, and the "largest opex ever" this week. The current dealer gamma structure suggests a break below 6,500 this week could trigger negative gamma territory, where dealer hedging flows would begin to amplify price action.
- Zero Hedge (locked), 15 September 2025
Contrary to the "thou shalt not" lies told by Trump and his puppets, Fed Governor Lisa Cook, in credit union documents for a loan, declared her Atlanta property as a "vacation home", not a "primary residence". And Cook never requested a tax exemption for the Atlanta home as a primary residence. Still, these facts will not stop the authoritarian Trump in his attempts to seize control of the Federal Reserve.
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 13 September 2025
Editorial: many on Wall Street, and Trump [and his puppets], keep saying that inflation is vanquished as they hope - plead - for lower interest rates. Yet the economic data are not supporting their optimism. This makes it harder for significant interest rate reductions by the Fed.
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 12 September 2025
Steady inflation, and soft jobs data, pull the Fed in opposing directions with regards to reducing interest rates. Consumer prices were up 2.9% in August from a year earlier, more than July's gain of 2.7%. The year-over-year reading was the highest since the start of 2025.
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 12 September 2025
Job-destroying AI companies' AI tools will render impotent any interest rate reductions done by the Fed (usually done to boost the economy and thus create more jobs). But now, all an interest rate reduction will do is fuel inflation (for being 'cocaine' to the financial markets), with any new paid-human job demand filled by non-paid AI.
- Real Clear Markets, 11 September 2025
Rise in the rate of inflation in the USA is likely to keep the Fed cautious on pace of interest rate reductions. The central bank is likely to lower borrowing costs at its meeting next week amid budding concerns about the labor market.
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 11 September 2025
Persistent inflation means that the Fed will reduce interest rates next week by 0.25%, not by the bigger market-cocaine reduction of 0.50%
- Yahoo Financea, 11 September 2025
The Fed official who called the jobs slowdown and became a candidate for chair. Christopher Waller, an economist with blue-collar roots, has emerged as one of three serious contenders to lead the Federal Reserve.
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 11 September 2025
10-year Treasury Bond yield falls to 4% as traders assess inflation data
- Comcast's CNBC, 11 September 2025
The European Central Bank does not change interest rates, as the fallout lingers from Trump's tax/tariff trade war
- Comcast's CNBC, 11 September 2025
The European Central Bank does not change interest rates, as the fallout lingers from Trump's tax/tariff trade war
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 11 September 2025
A federal judge temporarily blocks Trump's attempt to fire a Governor of the Federal Reserve, Lisa Cook
- Comcast's CNBC, 10 September 2025
A federal judge temporarily blocks Trump's attempt to fire a Governor of the Federal Reserve, Lisa Cook
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 10 September 2025
Wholesale prices surprisingly fell slightly in August by 0.1%, providing breathing room for the Federal Reserve to approve an interest rate cut at its meeting this month
- Comcast's CNBC, 10 September 2025
Wholesale prices surprisingly fell slightly in August by 0.1%, providing breathing room for the Federal Reserve to approve an interest rate cut at its meeting this month
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 10 September 2025
Editorial: Trump's blaming Biden and the Federal Reserve for slow ecnoomic growth will not work forever - he is now in control of the economy.
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 10 September 2025
The US economy employed 911,000 fewer people than originally reported as of March 2025, providing stark new evidence that the labor market was downshifting long before this summer. The revisions are also sure to increase political pressure on Jerome Powell to push the Federal Reserve to reduce interest rates quickly.
- Apollo Global's Yahoo Finance, 09 September 2025
Gold hit a record high price above $3,600 an ounce on Tuesday, spurred by expectations of U.S. rate cuts, concerns about Federal Reserve independence and robust demand from investors and central banks.
- Thomson's Reuters, 09 September 2025
Bill Holter, the new 'Mr. Gold' warns metals market is "sniffing out risk and fear". "The world is clearly over-levered with debt, and there are going to be sovereign defaults left and right going forward. The only two monies that cannot default on the planet are gold and silver."
- Zero Hedge, 08 September 2025
Gold goes parabolic as the Fed's credibility burns
- Zero Hedge, 08 September 2025
The latest NY Fed survey confirms that the labor market continues to deteriorate at an accelerating pace, and absent a jumbo rate cut soon, the deterioration will be sufficient to trigger a recession.
- Zero Hedge, 08 September 2025
Zhōngguó extends its gold-buying streak as central banks seek alternatives to the USA dollar. A 10th consecutive monthly increase for Zhōngguó's gold holdings comes as global institutions turn to the 'ultimate currency' for safe haven.
The foreign currency reserves of Zhōngguó rise by $30 billion (to $3.3 trillion) in August, while the central bank continues to increase its holdings of gold (now up to 74 million ounces)
The yuan of Zhōngguó rallies with central bank backing as worries mount over the USA dollar
Companies and employers need certainty around Trump's taxes/tariffs, not lower interest rates
Stablecoins are entering a new phase, shifting from simple payment rails to yield-bearing, user-centric financial instruments, a threat to banks
Labor markets in the USA stalled this summer, with August data adding to slowdown. This increases the probability that the Federal Reserve will reduce interest rates starting this month.
Odds of the Fed reducing interest rates this month surge after a lousy jobs report
Democratic Senator Schiff reponds to ProPublica report on Trump Cabinet mortgage problems: "Staggering" hypocrisy [by Christians]
Gold prices rise to a new record high on a weaker USA dollar and expectations of a USA interest rate reduction by the Fed
Dow futures tumble 400 points to start September amid new tariff uncertainty, rising Treasury Bond yields
On this market holiday, futures contract prices are flat while silver prices soar to 11-year-highs (over $40/ounce). September is one of the worst months for stocks, so everyone is hoping for some Fed 'cocaine' in the form of an interest rate reduction.
Gold and silver prices rise as odds increase that the Fed will increase interest rates in September
Gold prices rise to a record high, as investors have greater concern about Trump's efforts to seize control of the Federal Reserve, and Trump's taxes/tariffs
How the European Central Bank engineered the debt-crisis in France ... and the next. The French debt crisis reminds us that gradualism never works, that statism always ends in ruin and that those countries that bet on more government and higher taxes always end in stagnation, and risk of default.
With another government on the brink of collapse, is France the new Italy? France is reaching a level of fiscal and political dysfunction reminiscent of its Southern European neighbor a decade ago.
The yuan could strengthen to 7 per USA dollar, as the Federal Reserve sends dovish signals. The yuan is already rising against the US dollar and will receive another boost if the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates.
Hedge funds are buying more options that assume the yuan will strengthen to 7 per USA dollar, as the Federal Reserve sends dovish signals. The yuan is already rising against the US dollar and will receive another boost if the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates.
The big economies of the eurozone show few signs of rising inflation. This might allow the European Central Bank to reduce interest rates a bit in September.
Prepare for another huge negative revision in payroll counts in the USA, which should allow the Fed to reduce interest rates by 0.5%
Initial jobless claims improved last week, falling from 234k to 229k, remaining in the same near-record-low range it has been in for the last three years. Not exactly data that demands interest rate reductions anytime soon.
Trump's attempts to seize control of the Federal Reserve risk ruining a pillar of the global economy. Economists warn it could lead to higher inflation and government borrowing costs.
Financial markets have not yet grappled with the implications of Trump seizing control of the Federal Reserve
Editorial: Trump wants to seize control of the Federal Reserve. He may succeed, but the country will live to regret it.
The authoritarian Trump's attempts to seize control of the Fed is pushing up the interest rates that matter most to consumers
Excessive money supply growth creates secular stagnation. ... the reality is that we live in a world where the economic impact of new units of currency (socialist moneyprinting by central banks) is diminishing and generating negative results in many cases.
Bitcoin is "hanging by a thread" after slipping below the $112,000 support level, according to pseudonymous analyst Ali, who highlighted both technical and on-chain signals suggesting the market could face further downside pressure
Investors got a look at a world where, thanks to Trump's attacks on the Fed, the dollar is not a reliable reserve currency and decided they did not like it
The white racist authoritarian Trump, in a move with little precedent, says he is firing a Fed official who is a Black woman
Lisa Cook broke ground at the Fed, before attack by the authoritarian racist Trump. The first Black woman to serve on the Federal Reserve board, Ms. Cook has long been a pathbreaker in a field dominated by white men.
She says he has no authority, as Trump fires Fed governor Lisa Cook, a Black American woman, the first instance of a president firing a central bank governor in the 111-year history of the Fed. Cook has not been charged with any wrongdoing. It is unclear whether the authoritarian Trump has the legal authority to fire Cook over allegations of fraud.
Trump fires Fed governor Lisa Cook, a Black American woman, the first instance of a president firing a central bank governor in the 111-year history of the Fed. Cook has not been charged with any wrongdoing. It is unclear whether the authoritarian Trump has the legal authority to fire Cook over allegations of fraud.
Central banks do not prevent financial crises or control inflation with their socialist policies that mostly favor the rich
A suggestion of an increase in interest rates in September pushes up the price of gold and bonds (and thus yields down), pushes down the USA dollar, while sending up stock indexes by about 2%
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell increased the probability of a September interest rate reduction on Friday, saying in a speech in Jackson Hole that "the baseline outlook and the shifting balance of risks may warrant adjusting our policy stance"
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell increased the probability of a September interest rate reduction on Friday, saying in a speech in Jackson Hole that "the baseline outlook and the shifting balance of risks may warrant adjusting our policy stance"
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell increased the probability of a September interest rate reduction on Friday, saying in a speech in Jackson Hole that "the baseline outlook and the shifting balance of risks may warrant adjusting our policy stance"
When Nvidia, the producer of semiconductor processor chips, reports earnings next week, investors expect the SP500 to have a bigger reaction than when Fed Chair Powell delivers a big speech on Friday.
Auditioning to be Trump's puppet Fed Chair, former St. Louis Fed president James Bullard supports reducing interest rates by a full 1.0% in 2025
Jeffrey Schmid, the president of the Kansas City Federal Reserve, in a CNBC interview Thursday expressed doubt about lowering interest rates in September, saying there is more work to do on inflation
Jeffrey Schmid, the president of the Kansas City Federal Reserve, in a CNBC interview Thursday expressed doubt about lowering interest rates in September, saying there is more work to do on inflation
Is a second wave of inflation coming, if the authoritarian Trump terrorizes the Federal Reserve enough to get them to reduce interest rates, which can worsen inflation. Jerome Powell is correct to resist the calls for a rate cut. He is not being ornery.
Hartnett: raise allocations to gold and crypto because bond yield curve control is coming
Trump's 'emerging market / dictator' erratic behavior is unsettling investors. The president has fired a statistician, pressured the central bank, and called for a CEO to quit. Those are hallmarks of a corrupt emerging market, strategists say.
Bond yields spike after Trump threatens to sue the Fed over building repairs, and as one inflation index, PCE, shows increasing inflation
Central banks do not prevent financial crises or control inflation. Independence vanished when central banks abandoned or ignored price stability, blaming inflation on various absurdities instead of government spending and money supply growth.
Wall Street now predicts 3 interest rate reductions by the Federal Reserve this year, on a slowing economy
The authoritarian Trump threatens Fed Chair Powel with a "major lawsuit" over the costs of building renovations for the Fed's headquarters in Washington
Abolish the 'monarchy' at the Federal Reserve and its unConstitutional independence from control by the three Constitutional branches of the government
JPMorgan changes its prediction for the Federal Reserve after Trump's Miran appointment, and predicts an interest rate reduction in September.
Trump nominates a top economic advisor/puppet to join the Fed's Board of Governors
Why Trump's Federal Reserve nomination is raising alarm over the central bank's independence. The nominee Stephen Miran wants sweeping reforms to the and a long-term strategy that weakens the USA dollar to reduce the trade deficit of the USA.
Why Trump's Federal Reserve nomination is raising alarm over the central bank's independence. The nominee Stephen Miran wants sweeping reforms to the and a long-term strategy that weakens the USA dollar to reduce the trade deficit of the USA.
The Bank of England reduced interest rates by 0.25% to 4% in a hawkish decision that for the first time required a second round of voting, as the central bank contends with weak growth and high inflation, i.e. stagflation.
The Bank of England reduced interest rates by 0.25% to 4% in a hawkish decision that for the first time required a second round of voting, as the central bank contends with weak growth and high inflation, i.e. stagflation.
The central bank of Bharat does not change interest rates, as economic pressures due to Trump's taxes/tariffs linger [with a stench].
"Powell had no choice" - Goldman Sachs unveils a trading tactic "just in case the Fed reduces interest rates in September by 0.5%"
Gold prices rise as weaker economic data increase the odds that the Fed will reduce interest rates
Two days after Fed Chair Powell says that the USA has a "solid" jobs market, the Labor Department reports that the job market in the USA is not "solid"
Trump will remake the Federal Reserve. Lower interest rates are just the start. A bubbling movement to overhaul the Fed is ready to seize the moment. Big changes are in store for the Fed.
Stagflation is coming. Do not blame the Federal Reserve - blame Trump's taxes/tariffs
Strong corporate earnings cannot save the stock market from job losses and Trump's taxes/tariffs
Trump's new rates of taxes/tariffs, and the Fed not changing interest rates, caused the cryptocurrencies to lose $150 billion in value, with bitcoin dropping to its lowest level in three weeks at $114,400
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies fell early Friday after new announcements of Trump's taxes/tariffs shook financial markets. The price of bitcoin dropped 2.2% in 24 hours.
Banco de la República de Colombia mantiene los intereres en 9,25%. Las expectivas de inflación, pur su parte, siguen por encima de la meta, con proyecciones estables por parte de los analistas
Treasury Bond yields decline as much as 0.2%, after a horrible jobs report
Weaker than expected job gains combined with rising unemployment rates and massively negative revisions have sent rate-cut odds soaring with September now priced around 75%
The Bank of Canada did not change its main interest rate at 2.75%, while signaling another rate reduction might be necessary should conditions weaken further and inflation moderates.
The Federal Open Market Committee voted 9-2 to keep the federal funds rate set in a range between 4.25% to 4.5%
The Federal Open Market Committee voted 9-2 to keep the federal funds rate set in a range between 4.25% to 4.5%
The Federal Open Market Committee voted 9-2 to keep the federal funds rate set in a range between 4.25% to 4.5%
Former Senator Ron Paul: no one should be the Fed chair
The more Trump pressures the Fed, the less likely he obtains lower interest rates. If the president thinks the Fed is hard to deal with, wait until he tries to negotiate with the bond market.
The central bank of Rossiya reduce interest rates 2% to 18% to help manage the country's economic slowdown. In June, it had reduced interest rates by 1%.
The central bank of Rossiya reduce interest rates 2% to 18% to help manage the country's economic slowdown. In June, it had reduced interest rates by 1%.
The Federal Reserve's board of governors have not been this divided over interest rate reductions, in the past 30 years. The two Trump appointees want to reduce interest rates.
Argentina reaches an agreement with the IMF to have the IMF loan $2 billion more to Argentina
The European Central Bank pauses its series of reductions in interest rates, after 8 reductions, due to economic uncertainty
The European Central Bank pauses its series of reductions in interest rates, after 8 reductions, due to economic uncertainty
The reasons why the Federal Reserve needs to spend $2.5 billion to renovate its headquarters. The high costs are due to dealing with asbetos, height limits, lead contamination, and including higher-than-expected groundwater under the building.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Wednesday suggested -- without evidence -- that the Federal Reserve's widely followed economic forecasts are motivated by politics. Pot calling the kettle black.
Editorial: the lunacy of Trump's and Republican's lawfare against the Federal Reserve. Criminalizing a spat over interest rates is an Argentina-level mistake.
While Trump/Republicans oppose a central bank digital currency for the USA, Brazil has successfully is planning to create a central bank digital currency to interact with Brazil's central bank's digital payment system, Pix, introduced in 2020
Top economist Mohamed El-Erian says that Powell should resign to preserve Fed independence, the first prominent econimist to so argue
Ben Bernanke and Janet Yellen: "We ran the Federal Reserve. It must remain independent."
The authoritarian Trump's desired firing of Fed Chair Powell, destroying its independence, would undermine the Fed's credibility to fight inflation while Trump has it seek other goals good for him
Trump pledges to prevent a USA central bank digital currency
The global risks that result from Trump's attempts to undermine the independence of the Federal Reserve. It is not just financial institutions in the USA that are worried. Many other countries rely on the independence of the Federal Reserve.
Hedge funds hammered as 'not too hot, not too cold' economic data causes odds of interest rate reductions to plummet
Trump wants lower interest rates, so threatens the Fed. But firing popular Fed Chair Powell could push interest rates higher. Investors might want higher yields on long-term Treasury bonds if Trump undermines the independence of the Fed.
Maybe-increasing-senile Trump blames Biden for appointing Jerome Powell as chairman of the Federal Reserve, when it was ... Trump who appointed Powell
The authoritarian Trump's attacks on the Federal Reserve and its indepdenence, is turning the USA into the economic corruption of many emerging market countries where economically-idiotic politicians interfere with their central banks
Editorial: if Trump fires Fed Chair Powell, it will be an economic and legal mistake.
The authoritarian Trump causes much volatility in the markets, after his latest unconstitutional threat to fire Fed Chair Powell
New economic data for June on price increases for consumers and businesses could be signals of even higher costs if TACO Trump doesn't TACO, and imposes very high tariffs on imports starting August 1st
New economic data for June on price increases for consumers and businesses could be signals of even higher costs if TACO Trump doesn't TACO, and imposes very high tariffs on imports starting August 1st
No interest rate reduction in July: new economic data for June on price increases for consumers and businesses could be signals of even higher costs if TACO Trump doesn't TACO, and imposes very high tariffs on imports starting August 1st
Non-linear economics: the effects of Trump's tax/tariff trade wars are now measurable in the economy, as evidenced by increased inflation and increased unemployment
Central banks are increasingly buying gold from local mines as prices surge
Trump is attacking Fed Chair Jerome Powell. It will probably just make the economy worse.
[Go ahead Trump!] If you like/want 35% inflation, fire Fed Chair Powell
The authoritarian Trump may regret that he attempted to control the Federal Reserve. Presidents struggled with monetary policy even before the formal independence of the Fed was enacted in law.
The CEO of JPMorgan, Jamie Dimon, defends the Federal Reserve and Jerome Powell, against Trump's attacks
Goldman Sachs reaffirms a prediction of $4000 for the price of gold, as the central bank of Zhōngguó quietly buys more gold
As the People's Bank of Zhōngguó seeks a bigger role for the yuan on the global stage, ignoring stablecoins could put the yuan at a disadvantage.
Trump's lie-based 'law of the jungle' means that trade deals with the USA are not worth the paper they are printed on
Chicago Fed President says that Trump's latest tax/tariff threats (which could worsen inflation) could make it more difficult for him to support reducing interest rates that Trump has demanded
Trump puppet, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, increases his criticism of the Federal Reserve as him and other Trump puppets audition to be the next Fed chair
June minutes point to a divided Federal Reserve, and interest rate reductions by the end of 2025
More lackeys are beseeching Trump to appoint them as the next chair of the Federal Reserve
With trust lacking in cryptocurrencies (ironic, huh!, because cryptocurrencies were invented to increase trust), central bank digital coins might dominate
The authoritarian Trump once again demands that the chairman of the independent Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, "resign immediately"
Deutsche Bank argues that it is hard for the Fed to reduce interest rates, as Trump demands, because of Trump's erratic, flip-flopping tax/tariff policies
Barron's magazine argues that if Trump wants the Fed to reduce interest rates, he should stop acting so erratically with his tax/tariff policies
Trump is single-handedly destroying the 'exorbitant privilege' of the USA.
A new paper published by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and San Francisco argues that there is a possibility that short term interest rates could return to near 0% in the coming years. Supposedly to help the economy, zero rates are 'cocaine' for the stock markets.
Problems in the recent favorable jobs report, including wage growth slowing, unemployment rising for Black Americans, employees working fewer hours and manufacturing employment down a bit
Odds of the Fed reducing interest rates in July decline, after a strong jobs report for June, and Republicans passing a new law that will increase the national debt by trillions
The foreign exchange reserves of Bharat have risen above $700 billion, giving the central bank more resources to protect the value of the rupee
One way Trump intends to seize control of the independent Federal Reserve. The Treasury Department will fund more of the national debt with sales of short-term Treasury Bonds, pushing up yields for long-term Treasury Bonds and further weakening the USA dollar.
People in Turkey own $331 billion worth of gold versus $86 billion owned by the central bank of Turkey, and $46 billion owned by commercial banks in Turkey. Not a lot of trust here in the government's management of the economy.
Ripple joins Circle in applying to the Federal Reserve for a trust bank charter in the USA, to manage its stablecoin operations.
Circle applies to the Federal Reserve for a trust bank charter in the USA, to manage its stablecoin operations. Such a bank cannot accept deposits or grant loans, but act as a custodian.
Fed Chair Powell states that the Fed would have reduced interest rates by now, but hasn't because of Trump's taxes/tariffs
One expert argues that world is approaching a 1929-like global depression, so it is a good time to buy gold, especially as central banks are buying more gold and fewer long-term USA Treasury Bonds
Trump puppet, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, said that if he is appointed the next chairman of the Federal Reserve, "I will do what Trump wants", destroying the independence of the Fed.
The future of stablecoins in a weak economy. If the Federal Reserve reduces its baseline interest rate down to 0% again, regional banks will be competing more directly with the digital token.
It is not too late to buy gold, as central banks continue to buy gold, and currencies continue to weeken against gold prices
Big banks all pass the Federal Reserve's less vigorous stress tests - 'everyone gets an A!'
Central banks rush to buy gold as fears mount of a USA dollar crisis
Stocks are at all-time highs, the USA dollar is declining, and the negative effects of Trump's taxes/tariffs have not hurt the economy yet. So why should the Fed reduce interest rates?
The USA dollar is likely to further decline in price if odds rise of the Fed reducing interest rates in July
Trump considers naming the next Fed Chair early in bid to undermine current chair Powell
Ron Insana: Trump would imperil more than just the Fed's independence by naming a 'shadow chair'
Shares of stocks around the world hit their third record high in three days on Thursday while the USA dollar sank to its lowest level in more than three years, amid growing market concerns about the Federal Reserve's independence in light of Trump's interference.
"Gold is money good" - Ed Dowd warns "deflationary scare" will prompt panic at the Fed. "Chairman Powell is dead-ass wrong. Taxes/tariffs are actually deflationary, and he is holding rates higher for longer."
The Bank of International Settlements argue that stablecoins fail as money, and calls for strict limits on their uses in the economy
The central bank of England argues that the conflicts in the Middle East increase the risk of higher expectations of inflation, with businesses and households raising their prices and wage demands
Fed Chair Powell emphasizes the Federal Reserve's obligation to prevent "ongoing inflation problem" despite criticism from Trump
Fed Chair Powell emphasizes the Federal Reserve's obligation to prevent "ongoing inflation problem" despite criticism from Trump
Are stablecoins the future? Do not bank on it, warns the bank for central banks. The Bank for International Settlements releases 'advance chapter' on stablecoins ahead of its Annual Economic Report that paints a future picture of a different financial system.
The yuan currency of Zhōngguó is set to benefit as central banks report doubts about the USA dollar. Survey of central banks shows concern over long-term viability of USA dollar, but not enough for the yuan or other currencies to supplant it.
More Federal Reserve officials/politicians, seeking to be the next Fed Chair, are agreeing with Trump, not Fed Chair Powell, to lower interest rates as soon as July. This is political auditioning, since the ultimate impact of Trump's taxes/tariffs, and Trump's war with Iran, is still unknown on the economy of the USA.
Over 200 central banks have reportedly sold $48 billion in USA Treasury Bonds, amid concerns about the stability of the USA dollar under Trump's erratic economic policies
Fed Governor Waller says that the Fed could reduce interest rates as early as July. This could be an attempt by Waller to position himself to replace Fed Chair Powell.
Fed Governor Waller says that the Fed could reduce interest rates as early as July
Fed Governor Waller says that the Fed could reduce interest rates as early as July
Zero percent interest rates return to Europe. The Swiss National Bank lowered rates to zero after consumer prices fell last month. Other European central banks are grappling with uncertainty caused by Trump's taxes/tariffs.
The centrl Bank of England acts the same as the USA Federal Reserve and does not change interest rates. Central banks are facing a new challenge as tensions between Israel and Iran threaten to push energy prices and inflation higher.
Colombia logró su adhesión oficialmente al Nuevo Banco de Desarrollo de los BRICS
The Federal Reserve decides to not change interest rates, with its key borrowing rate reminaing in a range between 4.25%-4.5%, where it has been since December. The Fed plans to enact two interest rate reductions later this year. However, it lopped off one reduction for both 2026 and 2027, putting the expected future rate cuts at four, or a full percentage point.
The Federal Reserve decides to not change interest rates, with its key borrowing rate reminaing in a range between 4.25%-4.5%, where it has been since December. The Fed plans to enact two interest rate reductions later this year. However, it lopped off one reduction for both 2026 and 2027, putting the expected future rate cuts at four, or a full percentage point.
The Federal Reserve's 'wait and see' approach remains unchanged as new political risks (Israel's war with Iran) cloud the economic outlook. The Federal Reserve is set to hold interest rates steady for its fourth straight meeting, a pause that could be extended through the summer.
Officials at the Federal Reserve, who meet this week, are in a holding pattern as they wait to see what worsens first: inflation or the labor market.
Investors shun long-term USA Treasury Bonds as hopes fade for aggressive Fed interest rate reductions
How the Federal Reserve fuels fiscal profligacy. The central bank is the largest holder of debt of the USA (its Treasury Bond holdings), giving it undue influence on the federal budget.
Gold prices will rise to $4000 as Zhōngguó continues to secretly buy much more than it reports, predicts Goldman Sachs
The World Bank will end its ban on the funding of nuclear power projects
The central bank of Bharat plans to tighten rules for overseas remittances by resident Indians, barring them from holding foreign currency deposits with lock-in periods
After a moderate CPI report on inflation is issued, odds that the Fed will have two interest rates reductions of 0.25%, stocks rise, bond yields fall, USA dollar declines, gold increases
The World Bank observes that the economic growth rate of the USA is being reduced 50% (from 2.8% to 1.4%) as Trump's taxes/tariffs slow the global economy
The Federal Reserve is very worried about Trump's taxes/tariffs being added to the prices of consumer products, fueling inflation
One conclusion from the recent USA jobs report? There is little need to rush by the Fed to reduce interest rates.
To boost the stock market to increase his popularity, Trump demands that the Fed reduce interest rates by a huge 1.0%. That normally takes a recession, which the USA is not experiencing in this moment.
The government bond rally in Bharat may deepen as interest rate reductions loom
The European Central Bank reduced interest rates as expected on Thursday and kept all options on the table for its next meetings even as the case grows for a summer pause in its year-long easing cycle. The ECB has now lowered borrowing costs eight times, or by 2 percentage points since last June, seeking to prop up a euro zone economy that was struggling even before erratic USA economic and trade policies dealt it further blows.
Treasury Bond yields and the USA dollar decline, as 'bad' jobs data sparks a surge in hopes that the Fed will reduce interest rates
Treasury Bond yields and the USA dollar decline, as 'bad' jobs data sparks a surge in hopes that the Fed will reduce interest rates
Treasury Bond yields and the USA dollar decline, as 'bad' jobs data sparks a surge in hopes that the Fed will reduce interest rates
Bank of Canada maintains interest rates at 2.75% as expected, as it waits to see impact of Trump's taxes/tariffs
Bank of Canada maintains interest rates at 2.75% as expected, as it waits to see impact of Trump's taxes/tariffs
The head of the central bank of Nihon, Kazuo Ueda, says that the central bank will increase interest rates only when the economy is ready
Eurozone inflation falls below target level. Consumer prices were 1.9% higher on year in May, down from 2.2% in April, as the ECB moves closer to securing victory over inflation.
The Federal Reserve is worried about private credit. Should it be the one regulating the sector?
Despite tax/tariff-flation fearmongering, the Fed's favorite inflation indicator declines to four-year low
The national debt of Nihon, now twice the size of the economy of Nihon at $9 trillion, forces hard choices. The government faces pressure to curtail debt-fueled spending that some argue has staved off populist waves. As the Bank of Nihon moves away from the negative interest rates that for years made it easy for the government to borrow, the limits on spending are more stark.
Government bonds in Nihon attract weak demand as rise in superlong yields sparks concern. An auction of 40-year government bonds in Nihon attracted the weakest demand in nearly a year, signaling investor caution amid a global rise in yields of ultralong bonds.
The Fed is "well positioned" to wait on interest rate reductions even as economic risks rise, meeting-minutes show. Officials at the Federal Reserve have adopted a wait-and-see approach to policy moves amid extreme uncertainty about the economic outlook.
FOMC meeting-minutes show a fearful Fed taking "cautious approach" before plunge in uncertainty. ... "nearly all" officials saw inflation persisting longer and uncertainty "unusually elevated" (before plunging since).
Is Nihon about to raise interest rates and restart bond yield curve control?
The economic shock of Trump's tax/tariff trade war reverberates in the Treasury bond market. Longer-term Treasury Bond yields have climbed, keeping borrowing costs elevated, even as short-term yields have dropped.
Recession warnings are everywhere, except in the data. Mainstream measures have been slow to detect the impact of tariffs and uncertainty, leaving economists to scour earnings calls and private-sector data sources.
Why the Fed's waiting game on interest rate reductions could extend until September
The International Monetary Fund executive board approved on Friday a fresh $1.4 billion loan to Pakistan under its climate resilience fund and approved the first review of its $7 billion program, freeing about $1 billion in cash
Why the Fed is not ready to join other central banks in reducing interest rates. The USA faces risks of higher inflation and unemployment. Countries without tax hikes on imports are focused on the hit to growth.
The Federal Reserve keeps interest rates unchanged. Fed officials are puzzling over whether to focus on the risks of higher prices or weaker hiring.
The Bank of England reduces interest rates from 4.50% to 4.25% as Trump's taxes/tariffs endanger global economic growth
In a 'divided' decision, the Bank of England reduces interest rates
The repeatedly-bankrupt Trump calls Fed Chair Powell "a fool" for refusing to lower interest rates
The repeatedly-bankrupt Trump calls Fed Chair Powell "a fool" for refusing to lower interest rates
The Federal Reserve rejects requests from Trump to reduce interest rates at its most recent meeting: the Fed warns of "increased" stagflationary "uncertainty".
As the Federal Reserve keeps interest rates at the same level, Fed Chair Powell says the next step is "not at all clear"
The central bank of Brazil raises interest rates to a near 20-year high, from 14.25% to 14.75%. The very high interest rates are in response to a 5.5% annual inflation rate, about the bank's official goal of 3%.
The Federal Reservice might lose control of the Treasury Bond yield curve if it reduces interest rates. Trump's tax/tariff policy has meant the likelihood of re-accelerating inflation or a recession, or both, have risen.
The Federal Reserve confronts lose-lose scenario amid haphazard rollout of Trump's taxes/tariffs. The central bank is preparing for difficult judgments and emerging divisions regarding when to reduce interest rates. Its two-day policy meeting is this week.
The central bank of Zhōngguó reduces an important interest rate (the commercial bank lending rates) from 0.25% to 1.25%, as Trump's tax/tariff trade war threatens the economy
The central bank of Zhōngguó reduces an important interest rate (the commercial bank lending rates) from 0.25% to 1.25%, as Trump's tax/tariff trade war threatens the economy
The central bank of Zhōngguó reduces an important interest rate (the commercial bank lending rates) from 0.25% to 1.25%, as Trump's tax/tariff trade war threatens the economy
The central bank of Taiwan has denied speculation that the USA asked Taiwan to lift the value of the Taiwan dollar, convening an emergency meeting to urge calm after the currency resumed a blistering rally on Monday.
Gold prices rise 3% amid risk due to Trump's trade wars, as traders await a Fed decision on interest rates later this week.
Gold to continue outglittering silver; Goldman Sachs warns that central banks broke a 40-year correlation between gold and silver. "We do not see central bank silver buying as a credible driver of a catch-up trade."
The Federal Reserve is reviewing its secret ratings for the biggest banks in the USA. The Fed's incoming top banking regulator, Michelle Bowman, is seeking to review confidential ratings of the health of large banks, many of which had poor ratings last year.
25 years of higher interest rates ahead? Long-term Treasury Bond yields started rising in 2020, ending a decline from 1980
Menor inflación y el crecimiento influyeron el Banco de la República de Colombia en reducción de tasas de interés a 9,25%
Native-born workers surge over 1 million new jobs, back to an all-time high
Nonfarm payrolls increased a seasonally adjusted 177,000 for the month, slightly below the downwardly revised 185,000 in March but above the Dow Jones estimate for 133,000. The unemployment rate, however, held at 4.2%, as expected, indicating that the labor market is holding relatively stable.
Trump again asks the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates, after a solid jobs report in April
Banco de la República de Colombia recortó por primera vez en el año la tasa de interés a 9,25% de 9,50%
Gobierno de Colombia destacó que el Banco de la República regresó a la senda de reducciones de tasas de interés
Nihon, a major economic ally, just issued an economic warning because of Trump's tax/tariff trade war. The central bank of Nihon cut its economic growth forecast for Nihon in half, from 1.1% to 0.5%.
Nihon, a major economic ally, just issued an economic warning because of Trump's tax/tariff trade war. The central bank of Nihon cut its economic growth forecast for Nihon in half, from 1.1% to 0.5%.
The central Bank of Nihon goes dovish, slashes its economic growth forecast, sending the yen plunging
The gold rush you were not supposed to notice (central banks buying gold), and the next big monetary reset
Stagflation scenario slammed as the Fed's favorite inflation indicator, the PCE, tumbles to four year lows
Private payroll growth slowed to 62,000 in April, well below expectations of 120,000 jobs
Private payroll growth slowed to 62,000 in April, well below expectations of 120,000 jobs
Odds increase for an interest rate reduction by the Fed, after ADP reports weakest job growth since July 2024
The Federal Reserve is pushing ahead with a huge $2.5 billion revamp of its Washington, DC headquarters despite mounting losses -- as one ex-official accused central bankers of behaving like French royalty
Trump says that Fed Chair Powell is a "loser". The real loser might be Trump's choice to be the next chairperson of the Federal Reserve. Trump's attacks on Powell could put a 'shadow of suspiciion' over the next head of the Fed.
The central bank of Rossiya does not change its key interest rate for a fourth straight meeting, despite a continuing rise in inflation driven by the diversion of men and material to prosecute the invasion of Ukraine. The bank also warns of the impact of Trump's taxes/tariffs.
Allocate some of your investment portfolio to gold, but not too much. Gold is on a historic run, fueled by uncertainty and buying by central banks and individuals.
Trump's attacks on the Federal Reserve and Fed Chair Powell could have unintended consequences
The chairman of the Swiss National Bank rebuffs bitcoin as a reserve asset
Bitcoin extends gains as the Federal Reserve withdraws Biden-era guidance on bank's cryptocurrency dealings
Congress, not Trump, should be disciplining the Federal Reserve
IMF warns against subsidies for businesses financially hurt by Trump's tax/tariff trade wars, as government debts surge around the world
Gold prices plunge in the biggest one-day drop in years. Is the record rally over? Easing anxieties over Trump's tax/tariff policies and the Fed Chair Powell's fate spark s worst daily decline since 2021.
Trump was warned of financial turmoil if he fired Fed Chair Powell, after threats he made on Monday, threats which sent the stock markets plummeting. On Tuesday, he capitulated, and said he wasn't going to fire Powell. On Tuesday and Wednesday, the stock markets rose significantly higher, with the Dow rising more than 1000 points on Tuesday.
After threatening to fire Fed Chair Powell on Monday - causing the Dow to crash by 1000 points, one day later Trump capitulates and says that he has "no intention of firing" Powell
Trump says he has no plans to fire Fed chair Powell, days after he hinted he might do just that and caused a market selloff
The IMF reduces its 2025 growth forecast for the USA to 1.8% from 2.7%, citing Trump's tax/tariff trade wars
If Trump wants interest rate reductions, he would likely need to replace the entire board of Governors of the Fed, along with Fed chair Powell
The IMF reduces its 2025 growth forecast for the UK to 1.1% from 1.6%, citing Trump's tax/tariff trade wars, and higher borrowing costs
The economics of the USA, and the world, will decrease significantly due to Trump's tax/tariff trade war, predicts the IMF
The economics of the USA, and the world, will decrease significantly due to Trump's tax/tariff trade war, predicts the IMF
The economics of the USA, and the world, will decrease significantly due to Trump's tax/tariff trade war, predicts the IMF
Trump's demand for "pre-emptive interest rate cuts" by the Federal Reserve, which will doom the USA dollar if Trump channels similar disastrous actions of President Nixon in the 1970s
The USA dollar crashes, gold spikes higher, and bitcoin suddenly spikes, all due to Trump threatening Fed Chair Powell
As the Dow drops another 1000 points on Monday morning (about 3%, SP500/Nasdaw down more than 3%) and gold rises about $3400, Trump increases his attacks on Fed Chair Powell, and demands that the "major loser" Powell lower interest rates "now" (which typically pumps up stocks, which Trump desperately needs right now)
The USA dollar falls to three-year low (and gold rises above $3400) as Trump's threats against Fed Chair Powell further worsen the confidence of investors in the USA
Gold surges to a record above $3,400 as Trump threatens the independence of the Federal Reserve, which would destroy investor confidence in the USA
Central banks are turning to gold, as two global safe financial havens - the USA dollar and USA Treasury Bonds - are losing credibility due to Trump's economic policies
Trump could crash bitcoin and cryptocurrency prices if he manages to fire Fed Chair Powell, which would greatly disrupt global financial markets
If you care about your savings, pay attention to Trump's attack on the Federal Reserve. A fundamental ingredient to its success has been insulation from political pressure - precisely what Trump is targeting.
Editorial: the lesson of the fight between Trump and Powell. Their dispute is a reminder that [the Fed's] monetary policies can't make up for the errors, such as taxes/tariffs, of Trump's economic policies.
An even dumber idea than taxes/tariffs from Trump. If import taxes don't rebalance the economy, will Trump try a partial default on Treasury Bonds?
A leading candidate to replace Jerome Powell at the Federal Reserve is Kevin Warsh, a former Fed governor appointed by Bush, formerly a vice president and executive director at Morgan Stanley, now an economics fellow at the Hoover Institution
Peter Schiff: the economy of the USA is an unstable 'house of cards'. "Gold is over 3,000. Gold prices are going higher as the world de-dollarizes. Central banks are going to be buying more gold and less Treasury Bonds."
The latest Philadelphia Fed survey 'screams' stagflation as the decline in 'soft' data continues. Another day, another sentiment survey collapsing into the abyss of Trump-tax/tariff-driven hell.
The decline of the value of the USA dollar will hit overseas exporters and raise pressure on central banks to reduce interest rates.
Trump's threat to fire Fed Chair Jerome Powell could destroy the economy of the USA even faster
Fed Chair Jerome Powell explains the Fed's plans in the case of high inflation and slower growth due to Trump's tax/tariff trade war
Fed Chair Jerome Powell explains the Fed's plans in the case of high inflation and slower growth due to Trump's tax/tariff trade war
Trump attacks Fed Chair Jerome Powell for telling the truth about Trump's disastrous tax/tariff trade war greatly hurting the economy of the USA, and demands the firing of Powell.
Trump attacks Fed Chair Jerome Powell for not lowering interest rates, to help Trump fix the huge economic problems he is causing with his tax/tariff trade war. Trump ignores/hates that the Fed is independent of the Administration. Trump nominated Powell to become chair during his first term in the White House, in 2018.
The central bank of Turkey surprises the market with a 3.5% increase in interest rates, to 46%. Inflation in Turkey was 38%/year in March.
The European Central Bank reduces interest rates to 2.25%, for the 7th time in a row, amid global tensions due to Trump's high tax/tariff trade war
The European Central Bank reduces interest rates to 2.25%, for the 7th time in a row, amid global tensions due to Trump's high tax/tariff trade war
The European Central Bank reduces interest rates to 2.25%, for the 7th time in a row, amid global tensions due to Trump's high tax/tariff trade war
Stock prices plummet as Fed Chair Powell raises specter of stagflation, while the Fed awaits "greater clarity" from Trump on his tax/tariff trade war
The Bank of Canada does not reduce interest rates from 2.75%, as expected, and predicts a "significant recession" due to Trump's tax/tariff trade war
The Bank of Canada does not reduce interest rates from 2.75%, as expected, and predicts a "significant recession" due to Trump's tax/tariff trade war
Wages in the UK increased in the first few months of 2025, suggesting that continued high inflation will remain a concern for the Bank of England, despite the damping effect on growth likely to come from Trump's tax/tariff trade war.
The government of Zhōngguó limits the sales of stock to maintain impression of stability, as Treasury Secretary Bessen hints at Trump having the USA Treasury buying back more Treasury Bonds if the Fed does nothing
Saudi Arabia plans to pay off the World Bank debts of Syria
The G-7 central banks are preparing their first responses to Trump's tax/tariff chaos, either reducing interest rates or keeping the same
One reason that gold prices keep rising is purchaes of gold by central banks
The executive of the European Central Bank renews push for a digital euro to counter the growth of stablecoins in the USA
Bank of England says that AI software could create market crisis for illegal profit, by manipulating markets and intentionally creating crises in order to boost profits for banks and traders.
Another Federal Reserve officials suggests that there will not be interest rate reductions in the near-term
Trump's taxes/tariffs put Fed Chair Powell in a 'no-win situation'. Jerome Powell is facing an increasingly dreadful task. A trade war constrains the Fed's hands by increasing inflation at the same time that uncertainty is undermining economic growth.
The IMF reaches a deal with troubled Argentina on a $20 billion bailout, welcome help to President Milei. Milei has cut inflation and stabilized the troubled economy of Argentina with a free-market austerity agenda. His policies have reversed the reckless borrowing of left-wing populist governments that has made Argentina sadly famous for defaulting on its debts. The country has received more IMF bailouts than any other.
Trump's taxes/tariffs that will take effect this week risk stoking even higher inflation and slower growth, complicating the Federal Reserve's decisions on monetary policy.
The Federal Reserve is not rushing to save the markets for the latest economic chaos caused by the government
Trump's says that his taxes/tariffs will remain in force until the trade deficit disappears
Zhōngguó proposes reductions in its interest rates, and additional financial aid to industries, to counter Trump's taxes/tariffs
Traders betting Fed will reduce interest rates at least 4 times this year to bail out economy due to Trump's trade wars
The central bank of Zhōngguó set the fixing rate for the yuan against the USA dollar at its lowest level since January on Thursday, as the currency of Zhōngguó came under pressure following 'reciprocal' tax/tariff increases.
The economy is slowing fast. Inflation or not, interest rate reductions might be the answer.
Core inflation, the Fed's key inflation measure, in February rises to 2.8%, higher than expected. Consumer spending accelerated 0.4% for the month, below the 0.5% forecast. That came as personal income posted a 0.8% rise, against the estimate for 0.4%.
The IMF confirms that it is discussing a $20 billion loan to Argentina, the 23rd time since 1956 that Argentina has borrowed from the IMF. This one was requested with a duration of four years and the government said it aimed for a 10-year repayment period.
Core inflation, the Fed's key inflation measure, in February rises to 2.8%, higher than expected. Consumer spending accelerated 0.4% for the month, below the 0.5% forecast. That came as personal income posted a 0.8% rise, against the estimate for 0.4%.
The Dow Jones Index drops 500 points as inflation worries dent market sentiment. The SP500 fell 1.1% and Nasdaq fell 1.5%.
The Dow Jones Index drops 500 points as inflation worries dent market sentiment. The SP500 fell 1.1% and Nasdaq fell 1.5%.
En 23 años, el Banco de la República de Colombia subió las tasas 54 veces, y las bajó en 48
The Federal Reserve said on Friday the loss it faced last year on its operations declined relative to 2023. The Fed said the total distribution of its comprehensive net loss last year stood at $77.5 billion versus $114.6 billion in the prior year. The Fed last turned a profit in 2022.
Central banks around the world wrestle with slowing growth, and stubborn inflation. Bank of England kept interest rates steady, mirroring the Federal Reserve's move a day earlier.
The central bank of Turkey unexpectedly increases interest rates in a scramble to prop up the crashing lira, increasing the overnight lending rate to 46%
The central Bank of England keeps interest rates unchanged, the same as the Federal Reserve one day earlier
The Federal Reserve holds interest rates unchanged and predicts higher inflation and slower economic growth ahead
The Federal Reserve holds interest rates unchanged. The latest forecasts point to the prospect that Trump's taxes/tariffs will send up prices while sapping investment, sentiment and growth, at least in the short run.
Faced with pressing concerns over the impact of Trump's taxes/tariffs will have on a slowing economy, the rate-setting Federal Open Market Committee kept its key borrowing rate targeted in a range between 4.25%-4.5%, where it has been since December.
A cautious Bank of England is expected to take another pause on its rate-cutting path Thursday as two of its European peers come to the end of their journeys
The secret plan of Zhōngguó for a $1 trillion reserves fund in Hong Kong, the SAFE Investment Company, the custodian of a third of the US$3.227 trillion foreign exchange reserve of Zhōngguó.
Trump wants a weak dollar, but needs a strong one. Trump wants the Fed to cut interest rates to weaken the dollar and boost exports. But that is not what helped him get elected .
Argentina may be near a deal for a loan from the International Monetary Fund, but President Javier Milei needs to follow with structural reforms on issues such as labor and taxes
The Bank of Canada reduces interest rates by 0.25% - as expected - and called the trade battle with Trump a "new crisis", but pushed back on expectations that policymakers were on a predetermined cutting path
The Bank of Canada reduces interest rates by 0.25% - as expected - and called the trade battle with Trump a "new crisis", but pushed back on expectations that policymakers were on a predetermined cutting path
The Federal Reserve is in no rush to adjust interest rates, amid the uncertainty of Trump's economic policies
The Federal Reserve is in no rush to adjust interest rates, amid the uncertainty of Trump's economic policies
The European Central Bank reduces interest rates by 0.25% to 2.50%, a move that markets had widely priced in before the announcement. The central bank updated the language in its decision to say monetary policy was becoming "meaningfully less restrictive". The central bank's six rate cuts over the past nine months have come amid lackluster economic growth in the region, and as the specter of taxes/tariffs on EU imports to the USA looms large.
Deutschland, once a beacon of frugal government spending, jolts Europe with planned spending splurge on defense. Deutschland's decision to lift all caps on military spending and binge on infrastructure marks a U-turn for the fiscally conservative country.
Presidente Petro de Colombia invoca sentencia de la Corte para presionar al Banco de la República a que retome los recortes en las tasas de interés. El mandatario también destacó el comportamiento del indicador de desempleo.
The Atlanta Fed slashes GDP forecast (again) after small dip in ISM Manufacturing Survey
Tras cambios en la Junta del Banco de la República, Colombia. Tambien, el presidente Petro insistó en baja de las tasas de interes.
The Atlanta Fed economic model suddenly signals a recession in the USA as stagflation takes hold. All of which could be seen as good news for Trump: he can impose tariffs (inflation) AND the Fed will be forced to cut rates (growth).
Hopes grow for a Trump 'put option' to stop the declining stock market. We could have an unusual situation where central bank and president are both likely de facto targeting the stock market. We will soon find out whose central planning 'put' has the higher strike price.
The Federal Reserve's favorite recession indicator is flashing a danger sign ahead. The 10-year Treasury yield passed below that of the 3-month note in Wednesday trading. In market lingo, that is known as an "inverted yield curve, and it has had a sterling prediction record.
People in the USA are expecting higher prices. That could unnerve the Federal Reserve as it tries to push inflation back to 2% a year. If workers expect inflation to rise, they will want higher salaries, which forces businesses to raise prices, creating more inflation, more wage increases, more price increases - a vicious inflationary circle.
Home prices in the USA accelerated again to a new record high in December, just six months after the Fed fueled the fire by reducing interest rates a total of 1.0%
Why central banks in Asia are starting to decouple from the Federal Reserve. Eager to boost domestic demand and more able to preserve financial stability, policymakers in Asia are embracing greater monetary independence.
Federal Reserve committee minutes confirm a Fed "pause" in reducing interest rates, and a potential taper of bond selling; Fed officials blame erratic policies of Trump for uncertainty
Federal Reserve committee minutes confirm a Fed "pause" in reducing interest rates, and a potential taper of bond selling; Fed officials blame erratic policies of Trump for uncertainty
Federal Reserve committee minutes confirm a Fed "pause" in reducing interest rates, and a potential taper of bond selling; Fed officials blame erratic policies of Trump for uncertainty
Goldman Sachs raises its gold price forecast as demand from central banks soars, and the interest rate to borrow gold has rocketed
Only traders in Asia have got the message to buy gold. Unlike in Asia, retail traders in the US, Europe and the rest of the world are failing to take advantage of a squeeze in gold driven by hoarding by emerging-marging central banks.
The Federal Reserve has stopped pretending that price inflation is going away. Whatever the thinking is, forcing down interest rates even further will not benefit ordinary people.
The Consumer Price Index calculations are deeply flawed, and the Federal Reserve feeds those flaws. The Fed makes horrendous policy decisions because it does not understand inflation. The Fed ignores home prices in its calculations, a big economic factor.
The central bank of Australia is poised to reduce interest rates by 0.25% (to 4.1%) for the first time in four years even as the Reserve Bank remains alert to potential inflationary pressures from mounting global trade turmoil and risks of an election splurge at home.
Which interest rate should you care about? The Fed's short-term interest rates matter, but the main action now is in the 10-year Treasury Bond market, which influences mortgages, credit cards and much more
The USA is headed toward a landlord-friendly era in the Trump era. Expect higher rent prices. The prospect of apartment rents rising could further stoke inflation and give the Federal Reserve another reason to pause the reduction of interest rates.
Editorial: more questionable economics from Trump. He wants easier money (for the Fed to reduce interest rates) even though consumer prices keep rising. Does he want even higher prices?
"Does he understand money?" (NO). An editorial in Rupert Murdoch's Wall Street Journal strongly criticizes Trump's (lack of) intellect. "The layers of (Trump's) intellectual confusion here are hard to parse."
"These numbers are uncomfortable for the Fed": the reaction of Wall Street to today's high CPI numbers. "There is nothing in this report that suggests the Fed should lower interest rates."
Consumer prices rose 3%, extending a recent pattern of increases at the start of the year that likely derails the prospect for Federal Reserve rate cuts anytime soon
Inflation rises unexpectedly, complicating the economic challenges of the Fed
The growing crisis in the insurance industry may make it hard to get a mortgage in parts of the country in the coming decades, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said on Tuesday, noting that banks and insurance companies have been pulling out of coastal and fire-prone areas they deem too high risk.
Fed Chair Powell says that the Federal Reserve doesn't need to rush on reducing interest rates, because the economy is doing well
Fed Chair Powell says that the Federal Reserve doesn't need to rush on reducing interest rates, because the economy is doing well
The British Pound declines after the central Bank of England reduces interest rates 0.5% (to 2.6%) while warning of mounting stagflation
The British Pound declines after the central Bank of England reduces interest rates 0.5% (to 2.6%) while warning of mounting stagflation
Gold hits a record new high, as gold traders do not believe that the Fed has the economy under control
As of 9:30 pm, gold rises above $2,800 as Trump's taxes/tariffs reignite a record rally in gold prices
London is experiencing a gold shortage as traders line up for weeks to get bars out of the Bank of England and ship them to the U.S. amid fears that the new Trump administration will levy tariffs on imports. Gold inventories in New York are on a path to levels last seen at the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic, with stockpiles in the city hitting $82 billion.
An important Fed statistic, personal consumption expenditures, ncreased 2.6% on a year-over-year basis in December, while core PCE was at 2.8%, both in line with expectations but well above the Fed's 2% target.
An important Fed statistic, personal consumption expenditures, ncreased 2.6% on a year-over-year basis in December, while core PCE was at 2.8%, both in line with expectations but well above the Fed's 2% target.
The headline pce inflation index continues to rise; savings rate revised down... again
The finance minister of the Czech republic, Zbynek Stanjura, warned against the central bank governnor's proposal to consider investing part of the s foreign-currency reserves in bitcoin.
Initial jobless claims decline to near multi-decade lows, evidence of little-to-no weakness in the labor market, making it harder for the Fed to reduce interest rates
The European Central Bank reduces interest rates by 0.25% with the economy in Europe at a standstill, as Europe rushes to brace an economy against Trump's threatened taxes/tariffs
The European Central Bank reduces interest rates by 0.25%, for the fifth time, with the economy in Europe at a standstill, as Europe rushes to brace an economy against Trump's threatened taxes/tariffs
The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged on Wednesday, as the central bank turned cautious on further cuts amid a strong economy and uncertainty about inflation. Speaking at a news conference on Wednesday, Fed Chair Jerome Powell signaled that he was open to additional cuts at some point but was clear that "strong" growth and a "solid" labor market meant the central bank could take its time reducing interest rates.
The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged on Wednesday, as the central bank turned cautious on further cuts amid a strong economy and uncertainty about inflation. Speaking at a news conference on Wednesday, Fed Chair Jerome Powell signaled that he was open to additional cuts at some point but was clear that "strong" growth and a "solid" labor market meant the central bank could take its time reducing interest rates.
The central bank of the Czech Republic may invest up to 5% of its reserves in bitcoin, potentially acquiring $7.3 billion in BTC as part of its diversification strategy
The Bank of Canada reduces interest rates as expected, ends QT, restarts QE/moneyprinting and issues guidance on the looming tax/tariff trade war with Trump
The Bank of Canada reduces interest rates as expected, ends QT, restarts QE/moneyprinting and issues guidance on the looming tax/tariff trade war with Trump
The Federal Reserve is about to suspend additional interest rate reductions. Faced with a solid economy and mounting inflation concerns, the Fed has said it will "move cautiously" on cutting interest rates.
Wall Street still predicts two interest rate reductions in 2025, but their conviction is becoming weaker
Morgan Stanley: changes in immigration and tariff policy are more negative for growth than perceived. They both boost inflation, though possibly temporarily. This means that when the inflation arrives, the Fed will be prevented from reducing interest rates.
High interest rates are hammering investors. What lies ahead could be financially worse. Rising rates would be bad news for bondholders and borrowers of all stripes, particularly the U.S. government. They cast a shadow over stocks, too.
Nihon raises interest rates to the highest level in 17 years, from 0.25% to 0.50
Nihon raises interest rates to the highest level in 17 years, from 0.25% to 0.50
The balance sheet of the central Bank of Nihon is an accident waiting to happen
Anne Walsh, the chief investment officer of Guggenheim Partners, predicted on Monday that the Federal Reserve is likely to reduce interest rates roughly every quarter in 2025, bringing the reduction to around 75 basis points or even a full percentage point in 2025.
The Federal Reserve withdraws from a global climate group as the environment-hating Trump returns to power
Beth Hammack, a newcomer to the leadership of the Federal Reserve, wants to go slow on further interest rate reductions: "We still have a problem with inflation".
Bonds, bitcoin and gold rise in price after some comments from the Fed that they might reduce interest rates some more
Inflation increased in December, a fresh challenge for the Federal Reserve
The central bank of Indonesia caught markets off guard with a surprise interest rate reduction, emphasizing the need to support growth and upending expectations that it would keep policy settings on hold to help stabilize the rupiah.
Why bond yields are surging around the world. The selloff in government debt is making it costlier to borrow, jarring stocks and pressuring indebted countries.
Inflation in Bharat declines to a lower-than-expected 5.22% in December, increasing odds of a reduction in interest rates. Annual growth in food prices declined to 8.39% in December from 9.04% in November.
The SP500 declines, erasing all gains from the Trump rally, as odds of the Fed reducing interest rates declines (the market's favorite pumping drug)
Investors hope earnings season can revive faltering stock rally. With the Fed unlikely to reduce interest rates as quickly as hoped, corporate earnings growth becomes even more critical to keeping the market afloat.
Stock-market investors are getting nervous about this bond-market move that has only happened twice in over 40 years. Only twice since the early 1980s has the 10-year yield jumped simultaneously by about as much as the Fed has reduced interest rates -- and it has a lot to do with rising inflation expectations.
Zhōngguó suspends QE/moneyprinting to reverse crashing government bond yields, as stocks enter bear market
Why the central bank of Zhōngguó has stopped bond purchases as bond yields decline, and the value of the yuan declines.
The central bank of Zhōngguó has stopped bond purchases as deflation fears affect the economy
Dow declines nearly 700 points on Friday as a strong jobs report casts doubt that the Federal Reserve will reduce interest rates in the near term
Hopes that the Fed will further reduce interest rates plummet after a strong jobs report
The Dow Jones Index declines more than 650 points, after a strong jobs report dampens the odds of the Fed reducing interest rates. U.S. payrolls grew by 256,000 in December, while economists polled by Dow Jones expected to see an increase of 155,000.
Scorching hot jobs report in December: the USA unexpectedly adds massive 256,000 jobs in December, smashing estimates, as unemployment drops
Hiring blew past expectations with 256,000 jobs added in December. Hiring was stronger than expected. The data put further rate cuts by the Fed in doubt.
The central bank of Zhōngguó increases its support for the yuan, as the yuan falls to a 16-month low, with many economists predicting the yuan will continue to decline against the USA dollar
Notes from the latest Fed FOMC meeting show 'almost all' Fed members predicting higher risks of inflation, cite Trump's proposed policies of tax reductions, more government borrowing, and new taxes/tariffs
The dollar's share of global reserves hits a 30-year-low as central banks continue to buy gold and other assets. If the rate of decline over the past 10 years continues, the dollar's share will sink below 50% by 2034.
Cash reserves of the Federal Reserve plummet by $326 billion, following below $3 trillion, just in time for massive cash flood, with borrowed money, from the USA Treasury. The next "stealth" QE/moneyprinting is about to begin.
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The Federal Reserve should stop the payments it makes on bank reserves held by the Fed. The Fed is currently paying over $150 billion on these subsidies to banks, even though the Fed is under no contractual obligation to pay interest on reserves. In 2023, the Fed spent $177 billion on interest payments while posting a $114 billion loss.
Investors sell gold ETFs for fourth year even with Fed reducing interest rates. A stronger dollar following Trump's election win saw a renewed selloff of those exchange-traded funds, with bullion prices declining from an all-time high as investors redirected money elsewhere, including equities and Bitcoin.
Gold just saw its biggest yearly gain since 2010 -- here is why Wall Street says prices will go even higher
The new Islamic rulers of Syria name Maysaa Sabrine as the first woman to head the country's central bank.
The biggest losers from high interest rates in the USA might be abroad. Though the economy of Europe is far weaker, central banks there might keep following the Federal Reserve's plans to reduce interest rates.
The central bank of Brazil offers to sell $3 billion as its currency, the real, weakens, amid a rout sparked by concerns about the sustainability of the debt of Brazil.
Elon Musk (rightly) complains that the Federal Reserve is overstaffed with 23,000 employees at the Fed's offices in Washington and at the 12 regional Fed banks
The Fed reduced interest rates, but mortgage costs went up. Average 30-year mortgages have climbed to around 6.7% since the Fed started lowering rates in September. And they are only poised to rise further.
Is Zhōngguó buying huge amounts of gold for protection against the USA dollar, or to attack the dollar? It could be building huge reserves of gold to launch a gold-backed yuan to compete with the dollar.
The Fed's favorite (until it starts rising) inflation indicator - Core PCE - printed cooler than expected for November (+0.1% MoM vs +0.2% MoM exp) which held it steady at +2.8% YoY (below the expected 2.9%) - tied for the highest since April.
The Fed's favorite (until it starts rising) inflation indicator - Core PCE - printed cooler than expected for November (+0.1% MoM vs +0.2% MoM exp) which held it steady at +2.8% YoY (below the expected 2.9%) - tied for the highest since April.
The British pound declines and regains a bit, after the Bank of England doesn't change interest rates
Unable to criticize Putin, rich oligarchs in Rossiya focus their ire on the country's central banker. The business elites of Rossiya have found a scapegoat for their economic woes: the central bank.
The stock market crashes after the Fed reduces interest rates by 0.25%, but says probably no more: SPX -2.95%, NDX -3.6%, DJIA -2.58%, RUT -4.4%
The Dow Jones Industrial index falls 1000 points, after the Fed reduced interest rates by 0.25%, and predictde fewer reductions next year. Can't take cocaine away from the children.
Fed Chair Powell explains why he again reduced interest rates by 0.25%, as inflation data surges and with the Fed believing Trump will further increase inflation? Who paid off the Fed?
The next big Fed debate: has the era of very low rates ended? Fed officials are trying to figure out the just-right interest rate. Some think they might already be close to that destination.
The Fed predicts that it will only reduce interest rates two times in 2025 (if that), fewer than previously expected
10-year Treasury Bond prices decline, sending yields over 4.5%, as the Fed signals caution on future rate cuts
The Fed reduces interest rates, but projects fewer reductions next year. Federal Reserve officials projected just two rate cuts in 2025, and they made it clear that future reductions would hinge on inflation progress.
FOMC prediction: another 0.25% interest rate reduction, very likely the last one
The Fed's game plan on interest-rate cuts keeps shifting. Investors widely expect a third-in-a-row rate cut this week. Officials are ready to slow - or even stop - lowering interest rates after that.
The European Central Bank reduces interest rates by 0.25%. In response, the euro declines relative to the USA dollar, after the ECB drops a reference to a "restrictive policy".
The governor of the central bank of Bharat says that Bharat is preparing for an economy with a home-grown central bank digital currency (CBDC), the digital rupee.
The rupee currency of Bharat weakened to its record low on Wednesday pressured by a slide in the Chinese yuan and heightened dollar bids in the non-deliverable forwards (NDF) market but central bank intervention helped limit losses.
The Canadian dollar strengthens are the Bank of Canada lowers interest rates by 0.5% again, and blames de-growth on Trump's threats of taxes/tariffs and immigration
Inflation in the USA rises slightly ahead of the next meeting of the Federal Reserve. Consumer prices rose 2.7 percent in the year through November, slightly more than in October. The Federal Reserve is considering whether to reduce interest rates next week.
Inflation in the USA rises slightly ahead of the next meeting of the Federal Reserve. Consumer prices rose 2.7 percent in the year through November, slightly more than in October. The Federal Reserve is considering whether to reduce interest rates next week.
Washington, we have a problem - inflation is not going away. The Federal Reserve has embarked on a rate-cutting cycle despite an absence of lasting economic or market distress.
The Britis pound rose to its strongest level against the euro in more than two and a half years, and UK government bonds fell on the view the Bank of England will cut interest rates less aggressively than the European Central Bank
The rupee of Bharat slipped to a record low and government bond prices rose on Tuesday, as the appointment of career bureaucrat Sanjay Malhotra as the next Reserve Bank of Bharat governor raised expectations of interest rate reductions
After a collapse in volatility, gold prices start rising again as the central bank of Zhōngguó resumes its buying of gold
Fed Chair Powell: don't reduce interest rates, as the fight against inflation is not over. Rate cuts should be off the table, and not just for the next meeting.
Jobs in November surge above estimates as wage growth comes in hot, and unemployment rises. Wall Street views these numbers as causing the Fed to reduce interest rates in December.
The economy in the USA adds 227,000 jobs in November, unemployment rate rises to 4.2% as labor market rebounds
"The market is pricing a December reduction in interest rates." - how Wall Street reacts to today's solid jobs report. "A December cut is in the offing but, come early 2025, the Fed is likely to slow its cutting pace to every other meeting."
Fed Chair Powell says economic strength gives the Fed ability to take time on state-management of the economy through interest rate reductions. "The economy is strong, and it is stronger than we thought it was going to be in September.", he said.
Jobs and inflation data tell us interest rate reductions will continue, but more slowly
The biggest buyers of gold in the world are now the central banks of Eastern Europe. "We need an asset with zero correlation to stocks, and that asset is gold."
The Fed's Williams predicts that inflation is cooling and interest rates will fall further. John Williams, who heads the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, says 2% is the rate that can best balance the Fed's employment and price stability goals.
Inflation will not hit the Fed's targets in 2025. Interest rates will decline anyway.
The foreign currency reserves of Bharat have the largest weekly drop on record, and fall to a four-month low. This was caused by the dollar strengthening following the re-election of Trump, and the central bank selling from its reserves to limit the decline of the rupee.
Visualizing 80 years of the gold-to-oil ratio: flat from 1950 to 2010, and then started steadily rising as the Fed printed huge amounts of money for quantitative easing
The European Central Bank warns of a "bubble" in AI stocks as funds deplete their cash buffers. The central bank also expressed concerns that investors are demanding low premiums to own shares and bonds, while funds have cut their cash buffers, making them vulnerable to potential cash shortages.
Gold trades near two-month lows as Fed Chair Powell said that the central bank will be in no rush to cut given the "remarkably good" performance of the economy. Lower borrowing costs and declining yields tend to benefit gold, as it doesn't pay interest.
Fed Chair Powell admitted in his remarks today that all is not completely awesome, as he warned The Fed is in "no hurry" to cut rates... and inflation is on a "bumpy path". His comments send down the prices of stocks and bonds.
Fed Chair Powell says that there is no need to "hurry" to reduce interest rates. A strong economy is giving Federal Reserve officials room to move "carefully" as they lower interest rates.
Fed Chair Powell says that there is no need to "hurry" to reduce interest rates. A strong economy is giving Federal Reserve officials room to move "carefully" as they lower interest rates.
Initial jobless claims drop to the lowest in 6 months. So PPI hot, and jobless claims at a fresh six month low - not the kind of data that The Fed doves want to see to justify another rate-cut.
The PPI unexpectedly prints higher than expected across the board. Bottom line: this is a long way from the Fed's mandated 2%, and it's moving in the wrong direction!
Inflation rises to 2.6%, but chances are still good that the Fed will reduce interest rates once more by 0.25%. The rise in October in core consumer prices held steady at 3.3%; both readings match estimates.
Inflation rises to 2.6%, but chances are still good that the Fed will reduce interest rates once more by 0.25%. The rise in October in core consumer prices held steady at 3.3%; both readings match estimates.
Mortgage rates fell, then rose. What comes next? Many would-be home buyers are still hoping for mortgage rates to come down as the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates. How much they will fall is unclear.
Companies have plans for higher taxes/tariffs under Trump. The plans include increasing the prices of products. Trump has proposed a tariff of 60% on goods from Zhōngguó, and an across-the-board tariff on imported goods. The price increases will worsen inflation, causing the Fed to increase interest rates, not surprisingly, hurting Trump's supporters.
Deposits in banks in the USA decline for the second week in a row. The Fed 'adjusted' a $113 billion inflow into a $22.5 billion outflow last week.
If the Fed is reducing interest rates, why aren't mortgage rates falling? Consumer borrowing costs have not tracked the central bank since it cut rates by 0.5% in September.
The Fed reduces interest rates by 0.25%, while removing language that it has "gained greater confidence that inflation is moving sustainable toward 2 percent"
The Fed reduces interest rates by 0.25%, while removing language that it has "gained greater confidence that inflation is moving sustainable toward 2 percent", which might not happen if Trump runs up huge deficits
The British pound jumps after the Bank of England's last interest rate reduction for 2024, and warns that the new Labor government's budget will cause inflation to spike
The British pound jumps after the Bank of England's last interest rate reduction for 2024, and warns that the new Labor government's budget will cause inflation to spike
Headline inflation in Mexico quickened near expectations in October while a closely-watched core measure slowed, likely keeping the central bank on track for another interest rate cut next week
The Fed is widely expected to continue with its easing cycle in November with money markets pricing in 100% odds of a 0.25% reduction, however with rates surging amid a repricing of inflation expectations, the bigger question is what happens afterwards.
The ISM Services survey soars to 27-month highs, no surprise, after the Fed lowered interest rates by 0.5%, another failure to keep inflation down
The Federal Reserve prepares for more interest rate reductions amid economic contradictions. The job market is slowing but consumer spending is strong, posing a riddle for central-bank officials as they reduce interest rates.
Big banks in the USA suffer biggest deposit outflow since april, until the Fed 'adjusted' them. The Fed managed to turn a massive $97 billion deposits outflow from large banks into an $8 billion inflow.
$6.4 trillion of foreign-exchange reserves in Asia is giving investors confidence that central banks in Asia have the ammunition to fight the dollar's strength stemming from the US presidential election
"Homes are still overpriced and unaffordable", as the Fed's socialist 0.5% reduction in interest rates sparks a mortgage rate increase
Central bank digital currencies are founding in the Western Five-Eye nations. Canada and Australia shelve plans for retail CBDCs while the US could soon become the first country to explicitly ban the central bank from issuing a CBDC.
Goldman Sachs hikes its gold price prediction on "five-fold" increase in central-bank demand
Since mid-2022, housing prices in the world's real estate bubble cities have sunk approximately 15% in real terms as central banks embarked on rate hikes.
Peter Schiff: gold is exposing the phony economy. "Lending rates are rising for the same reason the gold price is rising. It is because the Fed's interest rate cuts are an economic mistake. The inflation genie is not back in the bottle."
Rossiya raises interest rates to 21 percent, its highest in decades. Military spending and recruitment are causing the economy of Rossiya to overheat, leaving regulators in a struggle to rein in rising prices.
Interest rate reductions in Europe will lift stock prices there. Investors should look at European builders, luxury goods makers and auto makers as interest rate cuts give stocks in certain sectors a boost.
Where will interest rates end up? Inside the Fed's chase for the magic number. Policymakers' calculation of where interest rates should be hangs on a data-dependent economic theory full of uncertainties. Is the neutral rate an economic 'fairy tale'?
The USA and the IMF disagree about Zhōngguó. The IMF does not share the opinion of the USA that the massive trade supluses of Zhōngguó are hurting the world, and that tension is likely to grow.
Borrowing rates in the USA are much less correlated with the Fed's policy rate. For example, after the Fed reduced its rates by 0.5% in September, several borrowing rates, ranging from treasury securities to mortgage rates, have increased.
The Federal Reserve: a seamless extension of the regime. For decades, the US Federal Reserve has carefully cultivated and promoted the idea that it is somehow separate and independent from the US regime that created it.
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World Bank bureaucrats lost track of at least $24 billion in funds fighting climate: "Could be twice or 10 times more"
Bank of Canada reduces interest rates by 0.5%, the biggest reduction since the Covid era, the 4th straight month of reductions
Bank of Canada expected to deliver hefty interest rate reduction of 0.5%. Lackluster growth and sharply slower inflation will likely drive the central bank toward a bigger cut after three straight reductions.
No central bank wants to stop price inflation. Interventionist governments never reduce consumer prices because they benefit from inflation, dissolving their political spending commitments in a constantly depreciated currency.
The economy of Zhōngguó continued to grow at a lackluster pace over the summer, according to data released on Friday, underscoring the urgency of the recent attempts by the government to bolster growth. The central bank has cut interest rates and minimum down payments for mortgages. The finance ministry promised the sale of more bonds to raise money for local governments to pay municipal salaries and buy vacant apartments for conversion into affordable housing.
The largest trade union in Nihon plans to seek a 5% pay increase for workers at next s annual wage negotiations, a move that would likely be welcome by the central bank.
The rupee hit its all-time low in Bharat on Friday pressured by equity outflows but managed to avert a sharp fall on account of sustained dollar sales from state-run banks, most likely on behalf of the Reserve Bank of Bharat. The rupee closed at 84.0650 against the USA dollar.
Housing starts and building permits in the USA plunge in September. So, The Fed cuts short-term rates... mortgage-rates rise... and builders slow their building plans. That is not how it is supposed to work!
Can surging investment into AI eventually cause power prices to rise to a degree to force much tighter interest rates policy from central bankers?
Inflation in the UK falls below the target of 2% of the Bank of England, increasing the probability of a reduction in interest rates
Interest rate cuts by the ECB are still expected with disinflation "well on track"
The ECB accelerates interest rate cuts to counteract flagging growth. The European Central Bank lowered interest rates for the second meeting in a row, speeding the pace of rate cuts to support an economy flashing increasing signs of weakness.
Can central bankers save semiconductor stocks from uncertainty? This is supportive for the time being, but we may be nearing the limits of central banks' tolerance for aggressive easing.
Can the stock market keep going up? Market watchers think so. The bullishness on Wall Street is largely based on confidence that the Federal Reserve will tame inflation, the economy will remain solid and corporate earnings will continue to grow.
Moneyprinting quantitative easing is coming for Zhōngguó? According to multiple sources with knowledge of the matter, Zhōngguó may raise 6 trillion yuan from ultra-long special treasury bonds.
Zhōngguó vows to unleash more borrowing to spur economy and strengthen banks. The finance minister said Beijing would sell bonds to supplement spending and help banks but did not detail how much. The government will borrow more to help cash-short localities and put more money in the hands of state-owned banks, an effort to address a severe slowdown in real estate and shore up crumbling consumer confidence.
JPMorgan calls it: the economy of the USA has made a soft landing. The bank reported better-than-expected third-quarter results, a sign that the economy is chugging along as the Fed lowers interest rates.
Inside the plan for Trump to sideline Fed Chair Powell. Powell has long been a 'thorn' in Trump's side.
Interest rates will be higher in the future, especially if Trump is president. Big tax cuts on top of high federal debt and less easy Fed policy could create perfect conditions for rising rates.
Inflation in the USA is declining more slowly than expected. CPI rose 2.4% in September, slightly exceeding estimates.
Inflation is higher than expected in September, CPI indicates. Additional Fed interest rate cuts still seen as likely.
The central bank of Bharat has asked state-run and private lenders to refrain from betting heavily against the rupee in an effort to support the currency which has been teetering near record-low levels for the past three trading sessions
Will buying by Rossiya drive silver above $50. Rossiya's recent move to add silver to its state reserves signals a potential turning point for the white metal, setting it apart from other central banks that have primarily focused on gold.
The 10-year Treasury yield, a benchmark for mortgages and car loans, jumped back above 4% on Monday amid stronger labor market readings and despite the start of a Federal Reserve rate-cutting campaign last month.
The use of the yuan is up 20% in cross-border trade, as Zhōngguó pushes a global role for the currency
The Federal Reserve cut interest rates, then standard 30-year mortgage rates went up. It is a warning that lower interest rates in the long term are not a foregone conclusion.
Inflation isn't tamed yet. The loneliest Federal Reserve governor was right - the others predicted wrong.
Traders canceled their investments/bets on the pace of future Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts after September US employment data blew past estimates and signaled a robust hiring trend.
Blowout payrolls: September's 254,000 new jobs soar above highest estimate, unemployment rate drops and wages spike. And there you have it: another policy error by the Fed when it raised rates by 0.5%.
Employers in the USA add 254,000 jobs in September, surpassing expectations. The labor market bounced back in September, a sign that economic growth remained solid. The unemployment rate fell to 4.1 percent. Job growth was broad: Health care employment boomed, as did leisure and hospitality; the construction and retail sectors also added a significant number of jobs. Manufacturing was the only major sector to lose jobs.
10-year Treasury bond yields soar after jobs report blows past expectations, rising 0.09%, with 2-year yields up 0.14%.
The Bank of England warns of sharp correction as geopolitical worries mount. Financial markets remain vulnerable to a sharp correction, the Bank of England warned Wednesday as a twice-yearly survey found that geopolitical developments are seen as the greatest threat to stability.
Unsurprisingly, the bitcoin price follows global liquidity. Over 12-month periods, bitcoin's price moves in the same direction as global liquidity a remarkable 83% of the time.
The yen declines from 140 to the USA dollar to 145 (on its way back to 150 of a few months ago?), after the government of Nihon announced it will not raise interest rates higher. The yen carry trade (borrow yen to buy USA stocks) is 'back with a bang'.
The ADP employment report shows strong rebound in jobs after a five month slowdown. So how will The Fed explain their next interest rate reduction if jobs are re-accelerating?
The USA is calling for greater transparency over emergency currency 'swap loans' to struggling countries given by the central bank of Zhōngguó
Inflation in the Eurozone comes below target for first time in three years. Eurozone inflation fell below the European Central Bank's target for the first time in more than three years, suggesting a lengthy struggle to bring price rises under control is nearing an end.
Stocks in Nihon drop an average of around 5 percent, after the governing party of Nihon hose Shigeru Ishiba, a critic of Nihon's longstanding ultralow interest rates, as its leader.
Fed chair Powell said that central bankers will lower rates as much as needed, and forecasts two more 0.25% interest rate cuts this year to achieve a 'soft' recession
Fed chair Powell said that central bankers will lower rates as much as needed, and forecasts two more 0.25% interest rate cuts this year to achieve a 'soft' recession
Can and should the Federal Reserve buy gold? In 1971, Congress repealed a law that prohibited the Fed and citizens from buying gold, so it can. It should, but would it have to value gold at the legal price of $42.22 per ounce?
Lower interest rates do not guarantee a 'soft' economic recession. Even though borrowing costs are falling, many businesses might still face a financial squeeze.
Money market funds have the biggest inflows since Covid as Fed f**kery turns huge bank deposit outflows into inflows
Peter Schiff predicts: "There is no doubt in my mind that we are going to have quantitative easing (printing money to buy bonds) probably at the latest by the first quarter of 2025. The Fed may even start after the election, depending on how bad things are."
After the Fed reduces interest rates by 0.5%, small businesses are preparing to borrow more money to restart expansion plans and boost marketing
Initial jobless claims drop back near multi-decade lows - a sign of a healthy economy, a week after the Fed slashed interest rates by 0.5% because it thinks the economy is ... not healthy
Home prices set to soar over 10% amid an 'explosion' in mortgage refinancing after the Fed lowered interest rates (pushing up inflation that was 'down' enough for the Fed to cut rates)
Zhōngguó reloads the monetary 'bazooka' with a record reduction of interest rates, but everyone is waiting for the fiscal 'firehouse' of more subsidies
The yuan continues to rise in value against the dollar, after new socialist stimulus subsidies from the government. The yuan reached its highest level in over a year on Wednesday following interest rate cuts and new measures from the central bank of Zhōngguó.
The government of Zhōngguó launches for economic stimulus: the central bank of Zhōngguó reduces interest rates
Neofeudalism - so the economy now depends on stocks which depend on front-running the Fed - -and this is acceptable? Is an economy based on the wealth effect generated by front-running the front-runners really that stable?
The yuan gains value against the USA dollar after the Fed reduces interest rates, as exporters of products from Zhōngguó convert their US dollar assets into yuan
The interest rate cut happened, but not all borrowing costs are going down. The yield on 10-year Treasury notes is a reminder that the Fed does not have complete control over borrowing costs.
Government-controlled interest rates fall, but central banks are no longer acting the same way. Officials in some countries started cutting rates last year, but others, including those in Europe and the United States, have taken a more cautious approach.
The 12 Federal Reserve banks, once big moneymakers for the Treasury, are now posting losses. Rate cuts will help, but not for years.
Gold, oil and bitcoin soar as the Fed slashes interest rates with stocks at record highs
The yen falls 1% after Governnor Kazuo Ueda, head of the central bank of Nihon, states that there is little urgency to raise interest rates as "upside risks to inflation are easing"
Prices for futures contracts fall as the frenzy from the Fed's rate cut fades, and investors prepare for $4.5 trillion of options expirations - a 'quad witching' day
One reason the Fed reduced interest rates, despite a decent economy, is that the Fed itself and commercial banks, are suffering huge unrealized losses on bonds they own that were issued when interest rates were lower.
How the lower interest rates in the USA affects the economy of Colombia
The Fed's interest rate cut sends excess liquidity soaring, sparking the new risk trades and a surge in inflation. Excess liquidity - the difference between real money growth and economic growth - is one of the best medium-term gauges of risk-asset performance.
The British pound surges to a 30-month high after the Bank of England holds interest rates steady
The British pound surges to a 30-month high after the Bank of England holds interest rates steady
10-year Treasury Bond yields jump as investors predict that there is no recession ahead
In Brazil, the real trimmed gains after climbing as much as 1.2% versus the USA dollar, and swap rates jumped, after central bank officials raised the benchmark rate by 25 basis points late Wednesday, just hours after the Federal Reserve delivered its first cut in four years
The Fed is not the first central bank to cut interest rates, but it is the signal other central banks want. Policymakers in the UK, eurozone and Canada have already cut rates. But Bharat, South Korea and others were, essentially, waiting for the Fed.
Bitcoin and cryptocurrency stocks rise after the Fed cuts rates by 0.5%
The Federal Reserves reduces interest rates by 0.5%, despite stocks and home prices being at record highs, with the result that stock prices and home prices will go even higher
The Fed announces that it will lower interest rates by another 0.5% before the end of 2024
The Federal Reserves reduces interest rates by 0.5%, despite stocks and home prices being at record highs, with the result that stock prices and home prices will go even higher
There is no doubt that the Federal Reserve is driving financial markets right now
Housing starts and permits surged in August as rate-cut euphoria re-emerged
The FDIC says that banks need to keep a record of their fintech customers. Banks holding customer funds for money management apps should keep track of the identities and balances of their customers, the agency says.
In July, the Central Bank of Argentina (BCRA) shipped another 3 tons of gold to the UK to swap for foreign exchange. A month prior, BCRA also transported 3 tons to the UK. BCRA is now estimated to have 37 tons (60% of the gold reserves of Argentina) on swap in the London Bullion Market.
Amid record uncertainty, investors face unprecedented losses if the Fed doesn't reduce interest rates by 0.50%. Record uncertainty, perhaps. But traders are also acting as if they have never been more confident of a 0.5% rate cut!
Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren urges the Fed to reduce interest rates by 0.75%
Why the Fed should NOT reduce interest rates by 0.5% this week
Retail sales in the USA unexpectedly rise, lowering odds for big interest rate reduction by the Fed
The Federal Reserve is poised to lower interest rates this week. Recent jobs data have been a reminder that a soft landing is not yet assured.
Bitcoin and Big Tech (Apple, Nvidia) are battered down, while bond yields and oil rise, as expectations for an interest rate reduction by the Fed of 0.5% soar
The gap between 3-month versus 10-year Treasury Bond yield curves of 78% and 2-year versus 10-year curve of 44% implied probability of recession means that interest rates need to go below 3.5% to avoid a recession
Interest rates in the USA are too high. The Fed should reduce by 0.5%. With rates so far from 'neutral', and the labor market cooling, it is better to start with a reduction of 0.50% instead of 0.25%.
It is too close to the election for the Fed to reduce interest rates. There is a reason why the central bank almost never makes changes in the final months of a campaign.
The central bank of Rossiya raised its key interest rate for the second straight meeting of its policymakers in an effort to tame a pickup in inflation driven by the diversion of manpower and other resources to sustain Rossiya's war with Ukraine.
The probability of a larger interest rate reduction by the Fed is rising again
The Fed has helped rich investors become richer, but has hurt poorer consumers. An interest rate reduction alone will not help consumers benefit more.
Goldman Sachs predicts: the Fed is still more likely to reduce interest rates by 0.25%
The gap between the unemployment rate and unadjusted claims continues to widen, so how can The Fed cut rates with near-record-low initial jobless claims prints?
The ECB reduces interest rates by 0.25% to 3.50% (as expected); projects worsening stagflation.
The ECB reduces interest rates by 0.25% to 3.50% (as expected); projects worsening stagflation.
With the Federal Reserve holding benchmark rates at their highest in 23 years, the government has paid $1.049 trillion for debt service, up 30% from the same period a year ago. The jump in debt service costs came as the U.S. budget deficit surged in August, edging closer to $2 trillion for the full year.
Core inflation comes in hotter than expected as shelter costs unexpectedly rise. One week from today, the Fed will reduce interest rates by 0.25%, sparking the next inflationary deluge.
Inflation extends cooling streak to hit 2.5% in August. Inflation eased to new three-year lows, teeing up the Fed to begin gradually reducing interest rates at a meeting next week.
Inflation cooled in August, keeping the Fed poised to cut interest rates. Consumer Price Index inflation continued to cool, reaching a new three-year low. But signs of stubbornness lingered under the surface.
The Dow index drops more than 500 points as hopes dim for more aggressive Fed interest rate cuts
What the yen carry trade unwind could mean for markets and the Fed
Eurozone economy weaker than previously estimated as ECB prepares to meet. The eurozone economy grew less rapidly in the three months through June than previously estimated, making it more difficult for the European Central Bank to secure a soft landing as it seeks to tame inflation.
Is the "everything bubble" about to pop, pumped by government injecting trillions of printed dollars into the markets, which only serves to make the rich richer?
The jobs report in August for USA dashes hopes for a big interest-rate reduction by the Fed
Hiring softened this summer, making it more probable the Fed will reduce interest rates. Job growth in the USA rebounded slightly in August after a midsummer scare, but a mixed reading provided little clarity as to how aggressively the Federal Reserve will begin cutting interest rates.
For the Fed, a sign that the job market is cooling but not cracking
June payrolls miss but unemployment rate declines, pulling back from "Sahm recession" trigger as wages unexpectedly rise
Ugly beige book reveals economic activity "flat or declining", consumer spending slowing in most districts
The yield curve shifts, part 2: bull steepening is bearish for stocks. If the current bull steepening continues, the likelihood that gold, gold miners, and the more conservative, lower beta sectors outperform the broader market is good.
Bank of Canada reduces interest rates for third consecutive month, says "expect further cuts". "Overall weakness in the economy continues to pull inflation down. But price pressures in shelter and some other services are holding inflation up."
The Bank of Canada reduces interest rates, worries about economy too. The central bank delivers its third consecutive quarter-point reduction, to 4.25%, arguing there is "little evidence" of broad-based inflationary pressure.
Hungary is first central bank to pause interest rate cuts as inflation suddenly jumps
Why interest rate reductions will not fix a global housing affordability crisis. Central bankers are lowering borrowing costs, but that will not be a cure-all for a widespread lack of affordable housing. Housing supply is failing to meet demand, helping to push home prices to levels that are out of reach even for middle-income families.
The Fed's fiat money printing is the real cause of price inflation. Only the Federal Reserve can cause a general rise in prices and only when it creates new US dollars that didn't previously exist.
The Fed's favorite inflation indicator - Core PCE - came in line with expectations of 0.2% month-to-month increase, and even missed estimates on a core year-to-year basis of 2.5%
The Fed's preferred inflation gauge stays cool, keeping an interest rate cut imminent
The Fed's favorite inflation indicator - Core PCE - came in line with expectations of 0.2% month-to-month increase, and even missed estimates on a core year-to-year basis of 2.5%
The central bank of Zhōngguó enters the treasury bond market with net buy of 100 billion yuan ($14 billion). It is its first treasury bond trade in nearly two decades in open markets, debuting a long-awaited monetary tool to help manage the domestic bond market and stabilise the economy.
Even if the Federal Reserve reduces interest rates, it will not significantly alter the rapidly climbing interest bill on government debt, making a rise in issuance and structurally higher longer-term yields more likely.
"I feel that a recession is going to hit the USA" - as the Dallas, Richmond and Philadelphia Fed surveys decline
Home prices in the USA surged to a record high in June. Despite this, the Fed wants to reduce interest rates, which will drive up home prices even further, making it even harder for people to buy homes.
Investors have been strongly buying government bonds in Zhōngguó, pushing yields to record lows. The rally has elicited an unusual response from the central bank of Zhōngguó.
This hurriance could cause huge amounts of damage that will need to be repaired, causing huge amounts of spending. That could make the Fed's job harder when it comes to reducing interest rates.
Fed Chair Powell's pivot on interest rates sparks buying panic in bonds, bitcoin, and gold as the USA dollar dumps to 2024 lows
Gold, stocks, bitcoin and bonds surge in price as Fed Chair Powell says that the "time has come for policy to adjust", i.e., cocainized the markets with interest rate cuts
Fed Chair Powell vows to reduce interest rates with stocks, home prices, rents and foods at all time highs. What can possibly go WRONG? The Fed will end its tightening cycle and starts the next easing cycle with stocks at all time highs, something that has never before happened in the history of capital markets! Second, this is also the first time in history when the Fed has aborted a tightening cycle having achieved zero home price easing.
The stock market really doesn't care who is the president. On Wall Street, claims that a president is responsible for the fate of the stock market are largely dismissed as bluster. Sustained moves in the overall market have historically had more to do with other things, from the Federal Reserve's decisions to the potential for new corporate innovation like artificial intelligence.
Stocks and bonds slammed ahead of Jackson Hole meeting as FedSpeak slows interest rate-cut euphoria
Assuming Trump wins the election, the inflationary impact of his economic policies would force the FOMC to stop cutting at 4.50%
A dovish Fed on interest rates, and a dismal job-revisions (adjusted down 800,000) send bonds, big-tech, bitcoin, and gold bullion higher
Minutes of the Fed FOMC show the "vast majority" can agree with an interest rate reduction in September
Minutes of the Fed FOMC show the "vast majority" can agree with an interest rate reduction in September
Revision of USA jobs data, down 818,000 jobs, is the second worst revision in USA history, and an election year shocker
Futures prices for gold set fresh record ond hopes of interest rate reductions in the USA, and continual demand by central banks. Gold futures set a fresh record as optimism around interest-rate cuts grows and central banks continue to build reserves.
For the first time ever, a 400-ounce bar of gold is worth $1 million, one reason central banks are buying lots of gold
Gold prices keep breaking records in 2024. Central banks are driving the rally.
Can the Fed reduce interest rates with non-seasonally-adjusted jobless claims near record multi-decade lows?
Stock turnover in Zhōngguó hits a 4-year-low as traders wait government stimulus. The slump in turnover mirrors subsiding interest in onshore stocks, as traders remain unimpressed by cuts to the policy loan rate and the loan prime rate following a Politburo meeting last month.
A massive cyberattack cripples the central bank Of Iran
Annual inflation rate slows to 2.9% in July, lowest since 2021. The consumer price index, a broad-based measure of prices for goods and services, increased 0.2% for the month, putting the 12-month inflation rate at 2.9%.
Annual inflation rate slows to 2.9% in July, lowest since 2021. The consumer price index, a broad-based measure of prices for goods and services, increased 0.2% for the month, putting the 12-month inflation rate at 2.9%.
Is the USA Treasury manipulating the bond market (by adjusting the maturity profile of its debt issuance) with stealth QE to boost the financial market and economy to help the Democrats win the election in November?
The central bank of Zhōngguó prepares to conduct stress tests on financial institutions' exposure to bond holdings, in the latest effort to rein in a monthslong rally and prevent fallout risks
Gold revaluation by governments and central banks is a more responsible money creation method
The head of the central bank of Nihon has a painful history of premature moves. Kazuo Ueda had hoped to start series of rate increases but a bout of market turmoil and the central bank's rapid backtracking show how hard it is to get the timing right.
Wall Street is addicted-to/fixated-on faster interest rate reductions. Won't happen. The fundamental economic outlook has not changed, and neither has the inflation outlook.
The economy is fine for now, and the stock market will be, too, says Torsten Sløk. Despite the turbulence of this past week, the chief economist of Apollo Global argues that there is little need for big interest rate reductions.
It is a stock market problem, not an economic problem. Do not expect the Federal Reserve to rescue the stock market.
Goldman Sachs predicts that there will be no emergency reduction in interest rates by the Federal Reserve. "There are no serious financial market disruptions to date that would force policymakers to intervene."
The yen plunges and the Nikkei stock index soars after the Bank of Nihon says that the bank "will not raise interest rates when markets are unstable"
The central Bank of Nihon downplays talk of interest rate increases after roiling markets. The Nikkei surges as the Bank of Nihon's deputy governor says it will not raise interest rates when financial markets are unstable.
Central bank gold buying through the first half of 2024 sets record
The government of Nihon rushed to calm financial markets, engaging in a buying spree with an emergency meeting of the central bank of Nihon
Traders gamble on Fed emergency interest rate cuts, but officials need more data to react. The Federal Reserve cuts rates outside of scheduled meetings only in extreme cases. But job market weakening could make for bigger rate cuts down the road.
USA Treasury Bond yields rebounded from one-year lows on Monday after a Federal Reserve official said weaker than expected jobs data for July does not indicate a recession, while solid U.S. services sector activity eased some fears that the United States is heading into an economic downturn
The Wharton's Jeremy Siegel says that the Fed needs to make an emergency interest rate reduction
The central bank of Zhōngguó did not stop buying gold in May, even though it communicated to the market it discontinued buying
As stock prices plummet, Wall Street begs the Federal Reserve to panic and give Wall Street more of its favorite 'drug' - interest rate reductions. Goldman predicts 3 consecutive rate reductions, JPMorgan hopes for a reduction of 05%, and Citi even more
Stocks, crude oil, and Treasury Bond yields plunge in price, as a "growth scare" sparks a surge in hopes that the Fed will increase interest rates soon, hopefully at least 4 times in the rest of 2024
An interest rate reduction in September would thrust the Fed into a brutal election campaign
Stocks in Nihon suffer biggest fall since 2020 on economic concerns. The Nikkei Stock Average posted its largest single-day drop in more than four years, driven down by signs of cooling in the economy of the USA, and an interest-rate increase by the Bank of Nihon.
The lagged effects of COVID-19 supply chain disruptions on inflation. The lagged effects of COVID-19 supply chain disruptions on inflation.
A hawkish Bank of Nihon caught between the 'rock' of crashing-stocks and the 'hard place' of a surging yen
Initial jobless claims in the USA surge to 12-month highs. Is this 'bad' enough news to guarantee that the Fed increases interest rates in September?
The central Bank of England reduces interest rates to 5.0% in a "finely balanced" 5-4 vote, while offering no signals on its next action due to uncertainty about future inflation
The central Bank of England reduces interest rates to 5.0% in a "finely balanced" 5-4 vote, while offering no signals on its next action due to uncertainty about future inflation
The Fed considers reducing interest rates in September if inflation remains low
Is the labor market about to crack? It is the key question for the Federal Reserve. Central bankers are paying more attention to the strength of the job market as inflation cools. But it is a difficult time to gauge its resilience.
The yen "has more upside from here": the Bank of Nihon's Ueda delivers a full package of hawkishness
The Bank of Nihon shocks financial markets by increasing interest rates in a weakening economy to prop up the 'crashing' yen
The Bank of Nihon increases interest rates in a weakening economy to prop up the 'crashing' yen
The central bank of Nihon confirms a $37 billion intervention in the currency markets as a weak yen pushes the Bank of Nihon to increase interest rates
This week, the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged at 5.25% to 5.50%, but is expected to signal that an interest rate reduction will occur in September
Why global investors are watching what Nihon does next. Officials at the central bank of Nihon are considering when to raise interest rates, as their counterparts in the USA plan to cut them, which could rattle markets around the world.
The Federal Reserve's [incompetent] handling of inflation is souring the public on our economy, harming vulnerable Americans, slowing our fight against climate change -- and hindering the fight against inflation itself. For the past several months, the Fed has resisted lowering interest rates in an environment that clearly demands lower rates.
The argument against low interest rates. The dollar is strong, inflation is down, and the average American is not requesting cheap money.
Three reasons not to buy long-term Treasury Bonds: the Fed is no hurry to reduce interest rates (pushes up bond prices), any rate reductions won't affect long-term bonds, and short-term bonds are a better way to build a bond portfolio
The last inflation data for the USA was moderate enough to raise hopes for the Fed to reduce interest rates in September
The central bank of Zhōngguó unexpectedly lowered a key interest ratein its latest effort to steady the economy of Zhōngguó, as stock markets in Asia followed Wall Street down.
The central bank of Zhōngguó unexpectedly lowered a key interest ratein its latest effort to steady the economy of Zhōngguó, as stock markets in Asia followed Wall Street down.
The yen strengthened sharply to a nearly three-month high against the dollar on Thursday, backed by growing expectations for an imminent rate increase by the Bank of Nihon.
Bank of Canada reduces interest rates for second consecutive month, says "reasonable" to expect more, officials grow increasingly worried about downside economic risks.
Bank of Canada reduces interest rates for second consecutive month, says "reasonable" to expect more, as officials grow increasingly worried about downside economic risks.
The Bank of Canada is widely expected to follow up its June interest-rate cut with another on Wednesday, and embark on a series of reductions to address moribund consumption and a rapidly weakening labor market
"Worst since Covid lockdowns' - regional Fed surveys plunged in July
The central bank of Zhōngguó unexpectedly reduces interest rates in an effort to boost the economy, but much more 'heavy lifting' is needed by fiscal, not monetary, policy
Fed fuckery turns $23 billion of deposit outflows from banks in the USA into $34 billion of inflow, ahead of a stock slump
Wage growth in the United Kingdom cooled in the three months to May, after months of strong recent rises, keeping an August interest-rate reduction in play at the Bank of England.
Inflation in the UK holds steady at the target of the Bank of England, keeping interest rate cut in play. Consumer prices in June remained unchanged at the Bank of England's target, leaving the door open for an interest-rate cut at its August meeting, despite concerns about rapid rises in services prices.
Gold jumps to record above $2,460 an ounce, on hopes the Fed will soon reduce interest rates
Ray Dalio makes the case for gold as the precious metal hits new record high
Shares of Bank of America rise 4% despite missing on FICC, net interest income and looming CRED loss tsunami
Bank of America relies on Wall Street operations for profits, as high interest rates pose challenges to Main Street and consumer operations (such as elevated deposit costs).
Fresh taxes/tariffs could see interest rates stay higher for even longer, the IMG warns. A fresh wave of tariffs could revive inflation and pressure central banks to keep their key interest rates high, the International Monetary Fund warned.
The IMF warns that global interest rates could stay "higher for even longer". The reason: the price of services. That broad category ranges from housing and haircuts to restaurants and medical treatment.
The Fed's Powell welcomes cooler inflation but steers clear of announcing the timing of interest rate reductions. Jerome Powell, the chair of the Federal Reserve, avoided signaling when the Fed would cut rates at a time when some economists are wondering why officials would wait.
The Fed's Powell welcomes cooler inflation but steers clear of announcing the timing of interest rate reductions. Jerome Powell, the chair of the Federal Reserve, avoided signaling when the Fed would cut rates at a time when some economists are wondering why officials would wait.
After dumping $22 billion of USA dollar overnight, is the Bank of Nihon intervening again in the USDJPY market?
Wholesale prices in the United States rose by a larger-than-expected 2.6% last month from a year earlier, a sign that inflation pressures remain high.
Soft landing or hard crash? The hidden danger in interest rate reductions. Everyone thinks rate cuts will be the market's savior. I think they should scare the sh*t out of the market.
Gold approaches record highs, touching $2430 an ounce, as a slight decrease in the CPI gives the Fed 'ammo' to support interest rate reductions
Moderate impact of the latest CPI report. Small cap stocks are exploding higher, but the rest of the major stocks are little changed.
The yield on 10-year Treasury bonds decline after June CPI statistics unexpectedly decrease by 0.1%, though Core CPI increased 0.2% in June
Fed Chair Powell says holding interest rates high for too long could jeopardize economic growth
Powell inches the Federal Reserve closer to reducing interest rates. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell suggested he was focusing more on when to cut interest rates now that inflation has resumed a decline.
Powell welcomes cooling inflation but wants "more good data" before interest rate reductions. Jerome Powell, the chair of the Federal Reserve, delivered optimistic remarks to Senators as inflation and the job market slow gently.
The precipitous fall of the yen of Nihon. The yen recently fell below 160 yen to the USA dollar, its lowest value in more than 30 years. One main reason is the different in interest rates set by the Bank of Nihon and the USA Federal Reserve.
The odds for an interest rate reduction in September increase, after a jobs report that stated that the unemployment rate increased a bit to 4.1%
It is time to lock in yields before interest rates drop. Cash will become less attractive when the Federal Reserve finally begins cutting rates.
A weak yen will persist until the Fed reduces interest rates
FOMC minutes show "vast majority" expect economy to cool, see deflationary effects of AI
The Federal Reserve says that it is not ready to cut rates until it has "greater confidence" that inflation is moving closer to its goal of 2%. The Fed indicated that inflation is moving in the right direction but not quickly enough for them to lower interest rates.
Fed chairman Powell talks up progress, putting interest rate cuts back into view. The central bank is trying to pull off a soft landing in which inflation slows without a serious downturn.
The central bank of Nigeria is bringing its gold reserves back to Nigeria, "to mitigate risks associated with the weakening US economy"
No one believes the Fed's data, nor Jake Tapper reporting the Fed's data, that inflation is up only 20% in the last three years under Biden
Jobs data may miss the immigration surge. What that means for interest rate reductions by the Fed.
The Federal Reserves's preferred inflation gauge, core Personal Consumption Expenditures, shows prices rose at the slowest pace since March 2021. But the measure is kind of useless because it doesn't include the costs of food and energy.
New inflation reading offers hope for the Fed to reduce interest rates later this year
Prices of 'supercore' goods and services rise for the 49th month as spending disappoints, with healthcare costs soaring
The little economic secret of the Federal Reserve. No one really knows how interest rates work, or even whether they work at all -- not the experts who study them, the investors who track them, or the officials who set them.
JPMorgan Chase said late Wednesday that the Federal Reserve overestimated a key measure of income for JP Morgan's recent stress test, and that its losses under the exam should actually be higher than what the regulator found
The USA can't taper its Ponzi scheme economy, where the Fed pumps fake money into the economy to cover the USA's obscene spending and skyrocketing debt
Fed Governor Bowman says that she is still open to raising interest rates if inflation does not improve. On the other hand, Fed Governor Lisa Cook expressed optimism that inflation would show more significant progress in 2025, allowing the Fed to lower rates at some point.
For the Fed, the last mile of inflation remains difficult to overcome and this led to last week's downward shift of the dot plot, with the median number of rate cuts for this year falling to one from three.
Central banks have been gobbling up gold, and based on responses to the World Gold Council's 2024 Central Bank Gold Reserves Survey, their appetites for the yellow metal are not going to be satisfied any time soon.
Bank of England keeps interest rates unchanged in "dovish hold", August interest rate cut is planned
The central Bank of England keeps interest rates unchanged despite easing inflation
The Swiss National Bank unexpectedly reduces interest rates by 0.25% as inflation in Switzerland continues to ease
The Swiss National Bank unexpectedly reduces interest rates by 0.25% as inflation in Switzerland continues to ease, a divergence from the policies of other central banks
US stocks at all-time high, and Nasdaq futures gains for 8th day, after the Swiss National Bank unexpectedly cut rates for a second time this year, setting the stage for much more monetary easing
Nihon to issue bonds with shorter maturities as Bank of Nihon begins tapering quantitative easing
Shedding its long-standing price sensitivity to the price of gold, Thailand is currently a gold buyer driving the price up, just like Zhōngguó.
The climate is the economy. Intensifying hurricanes, floods, and heat waves are wreaking havoc across the country -- and on all of our bank accounts, as everything becomes more expensive.
Minneapolis Federal Reserve President Neel Kashkari on Sunday said that is a "reasonable preduction" that the Fed will reduce interest rates once this year in December
James Grant, editor of the Interest Rate Observer, predicts that interest rates will continue to rise. He argues that persistent inflation, increased military spending, and significant fiscal deficits could drive rates higher.
Fed Chair Powell explain why cutting rates ahead of the election is not political. The market is pricing a 78% chance of a first cut in September.
Semiconductor chip exports from Zhōngguó are booming up 21% in the last year, but may be nearing overcapacity, stoking fears of a chip glut. Revenues at SMIC rise as profits fall.
The Federal Reserve on Wednesday kept its key interest rate unchanged and signaled that just one cut is expected before the end of the year. The Federal Open Market Committee also signaled that it believes the long-run interest rate is higher than previously indicated.
The Federal Reserve on Wednesday kept its key interest rate unchanged and signaled that just one cut is expected before the end of the year. The Federal Open Market Committee also signaled that it believes the long-run interest rate is higher than previously indicated.
Inflation eases in May as consumer prices rise at slower than expected pace, with no rise in one month, and up 3.3% since last May.
Consumer prices hold at record highs - up 20% since Biden elected. But Core CPI fell to its lowest since April 2021.
The Dow rises 300 points and the SP500 hits a record high, after inflation slowed in May, sending Treasury Bond yields tumbling before the Federal Reserve's June interest-rate decision
Zero Hedge prediction: the Fed today will announce that it is reducing the number of expected interest rate reductions from 3 to 2
Consumers in the USA really, really hate inflation -- and that is a big problem for the Federal Reserve. The Fed for years has targeted 2% inflation. Some economists think 4% would give the Fed more room to get out of downturns.
The plans of the USA to fix its economy is going to 'screw over' the rest of the world. The problem is if the Fed doesn't reduce interest rates as other central banks are reducing interest rates. Money will flow from the rest of the world to the USA to buy Treasury Bonds.
Traders of USA Treasury Bonds had their hopes for a bond rally dashed by surprise strength in the labor market in the USA that raised odds the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates higher for longer
The number of new jobs rises strongly in May, with 270,000 jobs added. The unexpectedly strong job growth shows that employers remain undaunted, despite pressure from high interest rates. The unemployment rate ticked up to 4 percent. This adds to the odds that the Fed will not increase interest rates anytime soon.
May payrolls soar by 272000, above highest estimate, as wages come in red hot. With everyone dead certain it would be a miss, we said it would beat. We were right.
Payrolls instant reaction: a schizophrenic report. The establishment survey makes it look like an incredibly strong and healthy labor market. The household survey makes it look like a very weak labor market.
The number of new jobs rises strongly in May, with 270,000 jobs added. The unexpectedly strong job growth shows that employers remain undaunted, despite pressure from high interest rates. The unemployment rate ticked up to 4 percent. This adds to the odds that the Fed will not increase interest rates anytime soon.
Why the Federal Reserve will delay the first reduction in interest rates from July to September
The European Central Bank reduces interest rates for the first time since 2019, joining Canada which did the same one day earlier
The ECB cuts interest rates for first time since 2019. The quarter-point rate cut potentially puts the ECB and the Fed on different tracks and widens an existing gap in borrowing costs between the USA and Europe.
The central bank of Zimbabwe is ironing out wrinkles in new currency. The new currency, an outgrowth of the government's gold-backed token, is performing well economically but receiving mixed public reviews.
The central Bank of Canada reduces interest rates by 0.25%, as predicted, the first G7 central bank to launch an easing cycle
The European Central Bank is likely to reduce interest rates before the Federal Reserve
Economists predict that the Bank of Canada will reduce interest rates this week, the first central bank to do so
Bond prices and bitcoin rise in price (but not stocks) as 'bad' news jolts interest rate reductions back to life
GDP versus GDI: why the huge discrepancy and which is the better measure of the economy? GDP and GDI are two measures of the same thing. But the difference is now over two percentage points, the third largest in history.
Do not expect the Fed to reduce interest rates this year. Chairman Powell and his team had hoped to lower rates in 2024. But sticky inflation, a strong economy, and calendar quirks are thwarting their plans.
Fed fuckery turns $98 billion of deposite outflows from large banks into #2 billion of inflows, "seasonally adjusted"
Nihon confirms the first currency intervention since 2022 with $62 billion in spending, after the yen plunged to a 34-year-low in April
The Fed's preferred inflation measure, the PCE, rose 0.2% in April, as expected
The Core PCE measure grows at slowest pace in three years after lowest monthly increase of 2024, as spending drops
Sturdy central bank gold buying since 2009 and a rising gold price has grown gold's share of global international reserves to the detriment of fiat currencies. By the end of 2023 gold surpassed the euro and the next fiat currency to be challenged is the US dollar
The central bank of Bharat moves $100 tons of gold from vaults in the UK to vaults in Bharat. The bank might move another 100 tons in the coming months.
The central bank of Uzbekistan is selling a lot of gold. It is losing faith in gold? No way. It bought a lot of gold cheap, and wants to realize some profits. And Uzbekistan is one of the top 10 producers of gold in the world.
Home insurance is clobbering consumers. Yet it is barely counted in inflation statistics. Skyrocketing premiums are hitting homeowners hard, but they barely factor into common price measures. The biggest jumps occurred in Texas, Arizona and Utah - three leading climate-change-denying states run by Christians.
Treasury Bond yields soar as hopes plunge for interest rate reductions by the Federal Reserve - stocks, oil and gold are sold, while Nvidia hits a record new high
The "worst since the great recession" of 2008 -- the Dallas Fed Services Survey slumps in May as respondents fear "inflation is getting pretty scary"
Is the world lurching back toward a gold standard? Rickards calculates that gold would need to settle somewhere in the neighborhood of $27,000 an ounce.
Is the world lurching back toward a gold standard? Rickards calculates that gold would need to settle somewhere in the neighborhood of $27,000 an ounce.
The Federal Reserve versus the USA Treasury: all actions will cause more inflation. When the Treasury issues more short-term debt, it is waging war on the the higher interest rate policy of the Federal Reserve. Good for rich people.
Treasury bond yields will stay higher for longer due to the prices of commodities. Surging commodity prices are threatening to bring inflation back through a door that investors thought central banks had slammed shut.
Central banks of many countries are selling USA Treasury Bonds, and using some proceeds to buy more gold, to distance themselves more from the huge debts of the USA
Goldman Sachs once agin changes its forecast for the first reduction in interest rates by the Fed, from July to September
Exceptionally strong buying by the central bank of Zhōngguó and by the private sector in Zhōngguó continues to increase the price of gold
CFOs lock in savings with interest-rate swaps amid uncertainty about Fed rate cuts. Some companies are saving millions of dollars by entering into interest-rate swaps as they confront the possibility it could be a while before the Federal Reserve cuts rates.
The latest allure for buying gold? It is protection against political sanctions. Buying from central banks, particularly from Zhōngguó, can keep the gold rally going even if anxious individual investors do not jump in.
'Hawkish' FOMC minutes show 'various' members willing to tighten more, fear financial conditions are 'too easy'
FOMC minutes show officials were wary about inflation at their meeting in May
Fed officials saw longer wait for rate cuts after inflation setbacks. Minutes of their last meeting revealed some officials were open to raising rates if inflation reaccelerated.
Rent is harder to pay for and inflation is a burden, a Fed financial survey finds. The Federal Reserve's 2023 survey on household financial well-being found Americans excelling in the job market but struggling with prices.
The central bank of Zhōngguó announces a $42 billion program of cheap funding to allow state-owned companies to purchase unsold homes, providing an interest rate of 1.75%, to boost the debt-stricker housing market.
The Bloomberg Commodity Index hits highest in year as sticky inflation becomes nightmare for Fed
Fed Chair Jerome Powell maintains wait-and-see posture on inflation and interest rates. The Fed chief said he expected inflation to continue heading lower but that he was less confident than he had previously been about that outlook.
Record levels of household debt, a jump in delinquencies, signall "worsening financial distress", according to the Federal Reserve
Wholesale prices, the Producers Price Index, rose 0.5% in April, more than predicted by economists. Services prices boosted the wholesale inflation reading, climbing 0.6% and accounting for about three-quarters of the headline gain.
Honestly? Economist have no idea when the Fed is going to start reducing interest rates, their predictions in the last year just wrong.
The US dollar has become so weaponized by an authoritarian USA that central banks around the world are buying as much gold as possible
The case for forever high interest rates
Stubbornly high rents prevent the Federal Reserve from finishing inflation fight. For more than a year, the central bank has expected slowing rent increases to show up in official housing measures. The Fed is still waiting.
Nihon: the land of the setting sub: the currency crisis of Nihon has just started, and the Bank of Nihon will struggle to buy yen to prop up its value
Riksbank in Switzerland, the world's oldest central bank, continues to sound alarms over the fragility of cashless economies
The Dow Jones Index is less than 0.7% off its all-time high over around 40,000. Why it will need belief that the Fed will be reducing interest rates to pump up the Dow even more.
The Federal Reserve relies on questionable economic data. That is a problen.
The governor of the central bank of Malta is charged with fraud and misappropriation of funds
In all its hubris, the Fed is stuck between preventing a banking crisis and preventing inflation from getting even more out of control
Bank of England keeps rates unchanged but edges closer to cutting as deputy governor calls for easing. "We have had encouraging news on inflation, and we think it will fall close to our 2% target in the next couple of months. We need to see more evidence that inflation will stay low before we can cut interest rates."
Someone is lying: the Atlanta Fed claims that US GDP Is 4.2% while the DoE reports lowest gasoline and diesel demand since the Covid crisis
Why the Federal Reserve cannot reduce interest rates this year
What will central bank digital coins mean for gold?>
Make no mistake - the Federal Reserve isn't the friend of the stock markets. The SP500 will lose steam.
Fed f**kery turns $37 billion of 'unadjusted' bank deposit outflows into $126 billion of inflows
Fed Chair Jerome Powell projects optimism, but inflation data are in 'the driver's seat'. Some analysts warn of limits as to how long the central bank can keep avoiding increases in interest rates.
Foregin currency traders stunned at clueless interventions by the Bank of Nihon: "They do not have a clear handle on market positioning"
Yen soars after Nihon intervenes to prop it up for second time in 3 days
Why hundreds of small banks across the USA may be at risk of failure. Over 250 small banks face the dual threat of commercial real estate loans and potential losses tied to higher interest rates.
The Fed maintains interest rates steady, noting lack of progress on inflation. The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged for a sixth straight meeting and suggested that rates would stay high for longer.
The Fed says that inflation progress has stalled and extends wait-and-see rate stance. The central bank officials also approved a plan to slow the continuing reduction of their $7.4 trillion asset portfolio.
Socialist Fed policies to make the rich richer have turned the wealth 'gap' into a 'chasm'
Fed to signal it is willing to keep interest rates high for longer. Firmer price and wage pressures could lead longer-term rates to rise as investors continue paring back expectations of rate cuts.
The central bank of South Korea says its may buy gold in the middle- to long-term
The fastest drop since the 'Lehman' crisis: the Chicago PMI plummet screams 'stagflation'
Trump's proposed plan to have the presidency run the Federal Reserve, if he is re-elected, is such a bad idea that it shames Trump (the president doesn't have that power - markets set real interest rates) and his critics (it will ruin the Fed's credibility - can't ruin something already ruined)
The manufacturing survey of the Dallas Fed contracts for the 24th straight month
Intervention or not by the central bank of Nihon, yen bears will stay confident. Unless authorities in Nihon show their hand with conviction when it comes to intervening in the spot market, the yen is bound to stay under pressure over the medium-term.
After overnight collapse to 34-year-lows, the yen surges in apparent 'intervention'
The 'FX vigilantes' strike again - the yen suddenly crashes to April 1990 lows against the dollar. "... finally marks the day where the market realizes that Nihyon is following a policy of benign neglect for the yen."
The significant rise in gold and silver prices if yet to start, as the national debt of the USA and massive Treasury Bond issuance will worsen inflation
Even if the Fed reduces interest rates, the days of ultralow rates are over. Soaring budget deficits and investment needs mean ther 'neutral' interest rate may be higher.
The 'FX vigilantes' strike again - the yen suddenly crashes to April 1990 lows against the dollar. "... finally marks the day where the market realizes that Nihyon is following a policy of benign neglect for the yen."
The FDIC just seized the troubled Philadelphia bank, Republic First Bancorp and and struck an agreement for the lender's deposits and the majority of its assets to be bought by Fulton Bank.
"The collapse of the yen has become disorderly": look for a final, sharp decline before it hits a floor
The yen plunges to fresh 34-year lows after the Bank of Nihon does nothing -- again
European Central Bank governors are highlighting cooler inflation as a sign the bank could cut interest rates before the Federal Reserve
The dream of interest rate cuts by the Fed is slipping away. Investors are backing away from expectations that the central bank can reduce rates in coming months, hitting financial markets.
'Stagflationary' GDP data sparks market turmoil - the Dow drops 400 points (Dow and Nasdaq down about 1%), and crushes hopes for interest rate reductions this year
Stagflation shock: the latest GDP numbers stun with lowest print in 2 years, below lowest estimates, as the PCE inflation statistic comes in 'red hot'
Stagflation shock: the latest GDP numbers stun with lowest print in 2 years, below lowest estimates, as the PCE inflation statistic comes in 'red hot'
The bitcoin-hating European Central Bank is not doing much to stop scammers. The European Central Bank is too busy attacking Bitcoin to worry about the myriad of real scams perpetrated by con artists in the industry.
As the Federal Reserve and the Treasury - implicitly or otherwise - increasingly coordinate their actions, it is bad for bond prices
Higher interest rates have done their work. Conditions are ready for central banks around the world to begin reducing interest rates, Joseph Brusuelas writes in a guest commentary.
The Federal Reserve will not cut interest rates soon. Financial conditiosn are still too loose.
Why is the Federal Reserve always surprised by inflation? The central bank owes the public an explanation -- and a serious effort to correct its flawed model.
Zhōngguó sells more US Treasury Bonds as the odds of interest rate reductions by the Federal Reserve become unlikely in 2024
For the past few years, central banks have greatly slowed purchase of USA Treasury Bonds, and bought gold (including buying gold from ETFs)
Fed chairmen Jerome Powell suggests that interest rates could stay high for a longer period of time. He stressed uncertainties over job growth and the persistence of elevated inflation.
Fed chairmen Jerome Powell suggests that interest rates could stay high for a longer period of time. He stressed uncertainties over job growth and the persistence of elevated inflation.
Fed chairmen Jerome Powell suggests that interest rates could stay high for a longer period of time. He stressed uncertainties over job growth and the persistence of elevated inflation.
Economic 'hope' hammered as Empire Fed index plunged in April - below all estimates
The central Bank of England will overhaul its forecasting after suprising statistics on inflation
Gold prices are being "pushed up by central banks": BofA predicts gold prices risting $3,000; UBS at $4,000; Goldman at $2,700.
The euro extends decline after the ECB holds interest rates at highs, hints at cuts to come
Inflation was hotter than expected in March, unwelcome news for the Fed if it wants to reduce interest rates
A hot inflation report derails the argument for the Fed to reduce interest rates in June. Consumer prices rose 3.5% in March from a year earlier, and underlying price pressures remained strong.
The Fed prepares slower pace of runoff for $7.4 trillion "fairly soon". Officials have been allowing $60 billion in Treasurys to mature every month, but could lower that amount.
The central Bank of Canada keeps interest rates unchanged, needs more evidence of slowing inflation before reductions
Surveying the market carnage after the latest CPI report. Expectations for Fed action have collapsed - now less than two initerst rate-cuts priced in for 2024.
Consumer prices rose 3.5% from a year ago in March, more than expected, making an acceleration for inflation. Following the report, traders pushed the first expected interest rate cut out to September.
After the CPI report, the major stock indexes dropped over 1% with the Dow down over 500 points, as Treasury Bond yields rise with the 10-year above 4.5%
10-year Treasury yield jumps back above 4.5% after March inflation tops estimates
Commodities rally reflects a better economy, but also poses inflation risks. Climbing prices could delay the Federal Reserve's plan to reduce interest rates.
Gold futures prices hit a fresh high, sustained by geopolitical tensions, monetary easing hopes by the Fed, economic woes in Zhōngguó, central-bank buying and algorithmic trading
Jamie Dimon, the head of JPMorgan Chase, predicts that interest rates could rise to 8%, because of "persistent inflationary pressure".
Goldman Sachs warns that USA economic data resilience is a reminder that "Fed rate cuts are optional not necessary"
Central banks in Europe seem eager to cut interest rates, unlike the Federal Reserve. Why it matters.
Why is the price of gold still rising? Buying by central banks.
Bank deposits in the USA soar back to levels before the Silicon Valley Bank crash, while bank reserves at The Fed are falling significantly, massively divergent from US equity market cap once again
Behind today's stellar jobs print: it was literally all part-time jobs (and illegals). Since March 2023, the number of full-time workers has collapsed by 1.347 million while the number of part-time workers exploded by 1.888 million!
Bond yields are correct to assume jobs market has not yet cracked. The widening gap between household employment and payrolls is causing concern the weaker message from the household survey is the more accurate.
Job growth zoomed in March as payrolls jumped by 303,000 and unemployment dropped to 3.8%. THis strength of the economy is one more reason the Fed won't rush to reduce interest rates in 2024.
Stocks drop in price after officials from the Fed cast doubt on interest rate reductions in 2024. All 11 of the SP500's sectors fell in price. without this promise of market 'cocaine'.
Central banks have lost much of their credibility, underestimating the duration and severity of the current global inflation. That will make inflation trickier to handle in future.
Inflation declines in the Eurozone, nearing the target of the European Central Bank. Prices in the countries that use the euro rose 2.4 percent in the year through March, coming closer to the European Central Bank's 2.0 percent inflation target.
You must understand that gold is neutral. Central banks are buying gold because the Neocons have weaponized the dollar. Russia was removed from the SWIFT system, and private citizen's assets were confiscated.
The president of the Federal Reserve Bank in Cleveland still predicts three intereate rate reductions in 2024. Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester said Tuesday she had continued to pencil in three rate cuts this year as part of the quarterly economic projections submitted at the Federal s meeting last month, the same as in December.
Fed chair Powell still predicts a few interest rate reductions in 2024. The Fed chair said stronger-than-anticipated economic activity has not changed the Fed's expectation that declining inflation will allow for rate reductions.
On the other hand, Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic sees only one rate cut this year, occurring in the fourth quarter
Regulator probes BlackRock and Vanguard over their huge stakes in banks in the USA. The FDIC is scrutinizing whether the index-fund giants are sticking to passive roles when it comes to their investments in banks in the USA.
Yen intervention risk is rising, but effects could be short-lived. Traders are increasingly wary of potential intervention following recent warnings from financial officials in Nihon as the yen weakened to 34-year lows against the dollar.
The financial markets are now once again pricing in fewer interest rate-cuts than the Fed's latest 'dot plot' for this year, and is notably less dovish through 2026
Declaring a victory over inflation is proving elusive, challenging central banks and markets. In the USA and Europe, underlying inflation has stopped falling or edged higher recently, weakening the case for interest rate cuts.
Gold prices hit another record high after new economic data for the USA increases expectations of an interest rate reduction in June.
Fed chairman says central bank need not "hurry" to cut rates. Jerome Powell said that strong economic growth gives Federal Reserve officials room to be patient, and he emphasized the the political independence of the Federal Reserve.
Do not bet on multiple interest rate reductions by the Federal Reserve. The case for 'one and done'.
The central bank of Zhōngguó remains "cautious" in its purchase of government bonds, despite orders from President Xi Jinping. Analysts say bank wants to avoid large-scale intrusion into bond markets, prevent perceptions of quantitative easing or heavy-handedness.
Zhōngguó, its central bank and the private sector, have taken over the control of the price of gold from the West, both groups together buying 2150 tons of gold in 2023.
The Bank of Nihon and other financial authorities in Nihon hold an emergency meeting as the yen hits a 34-year low against the dollar
How Fed announcements are now changing the direction of the price of gold (in the past, gold correlated with 10-year bond yields)
Global bank messaging network SWIFT is planning a new platform in the next one to two years to connect the wave of central bank digital currencies now in development to the existing finance system.
The Dallas Fed Manufacturing survey 'screams' stagflation: "It is a far deeper recession than publicized."
Easing in the middle of persistent inflation may worsen stagflation risk. The Fed is making a big mistake by cheering the headline economic figures that come from disguising a private sector recession with a massive increase in public debt.
The top foreign currency official in Nihon threatens "appropriate action" against 'short speculators' as the yen declines after an increase in interest rates in Nihon
Central banks now exist for one reason: to make rich people, the 1%, richer, with crunbs for everyone else
Pension funds are obtaining a big financial benefit from high interest rates
Gold has climbed to a record high and, as an asset historically seen as a hedge against inflation, its performance could offer a sign of what is to come for inflation and the Federal Reserve's efforts to tame it, which if it can't means the Fed will delay reductions in interest rates
Large banks in the USA suffer another weekly deposits outflow; stocks and reserves at the Fed completely decoupled
The 'Powell put' sparks surge in stocks, bonds, & the dollar; gold and oil flat for week
Is Zhōngguó preparing to devalue the yuan against the dollar? The Renminbi declines after the central bank of Zhōngguó pushes it below key support level.
Bank of England holds interest rates at 5.25%, but says things are "moving in the right direction", signs that the bank is edging towards an interest rate reduction.
The Bank of England holds interest rates as Switzerland is first rich economy to reduce interest rates. The Swiss move indicates borrowing costs are set to fall broadly across advanced economies over the coming months despite signs that inflation is proving stubborn.
Swiss Franc tumbles after the National Bank of Switzerland surprises with a reduction in interest rates to 1.50%
The Fed remains on hold for reducing interet rates, but the Fed 'dots' reveal a hawkish bias. Prediction is for 3 interest rate cuts in 2024, but 2025 and beyond all will have higher interest rates
The Fed remains on hold for reducing interet rates, but the Fed 'dots' reveal a hawkish bias. Prediction is for 3 interest rate cuts in 2024, but 2025 and beyond all will have higher interest rates
The Federal Reserve still foresees 3 interest rate cuts this year but envisions fewer cuts in future
Egypt is spending over $10 billion to build a new capital, despite widespread poverty in the countrty. Meanwhile idiots at the World Bank and IMF lend billions to Egypt. Is this efficient infrastructure, or a way for the government to keep its distance from large protests?
Nihon ended eight years of negative interest rates on Tuesday, but analysts do not expect any direct impact on Zhōngguó, which is prioritising the stability of the yuan over interest rate cuts.
Goldman Sachs predicts that the Fed will set the new level of target inflation at 3.5%
The yen tumbles after the first interest rate increase in 187 years by the Bank of Nihon
The yen tumbles after the first interest rate increase in 187 years by the Bank of Nihon
The effects will not happen quickly as Nihon ends selling is bonds with negative interest rates. The long-term effects of positive rates could be profound -- on everything from mortgage rates to U.S. government finances.
The Fed is facing a changed world. The case against interest rate reductions. It is hard to find evidence that current monetary policy is very restrictive, write Sander Gerber and Stephen Miran in a guest commentary.
The Consumer Price Index doesn't measure what is really hurting consumer confidence
Banks see large deposit inflows as the Fed's bailout fund expires, and RRP liquidity plunges
The Bank of Nihon confirms historic end of negative interest rates, and will raise interest next week for the first time in 17 years
Money-market fund assets soar $100 billion in 3 weeks as Fed's Bank Bailout Facility expires
The Bank of Nihon "has made up its mind to increase interest rates" after union wage negotiations lead to a surge in pay
Jerome Powell just revealed a hidden reason why inflation is staying high: The economy is increasingly uninsurable. Several types of insurance, including home and car insurance, have surged over the past few years, and it is hurting the Fed's effort to get interest rates down to its 2% target.
"That is not the direction the Fed wants to see", to be able to lower interest rates: Wall Street reacts to the hot CPI report
Inflation is still 'hot', rising 0.4% in one month: consumer prices hit new record high, up 19% since 'Bidenomics' began. Food costs are up over 21% since Biden's term began, but non-supervisory wages are up only 18%.
Inflation picks up to 3.2%, slightly hotter than expected. The consumer-price index rose faster than expected last month, introducing greater uncertainty over when the Federal Reserve will lower interest rates.
The New York Fed finds medium, long-term inflation expectations jump amid surge in stock market optimism
The Nikkei plunges 3% as the yen soars ahead of a policy change by the Bank of Nihon
The European Central Bank, citing growth in wages, keeps interest rates unchanged
The ECB holds interest rates at same levels as central bankers weigh timing of reductions. Officials signaled they would likely wait until June to be confident enough to start cutting rates, as policymakers around the world consider the risk of moving too fast.
Automobile stocks in Nihon fell sharply as the yen rebounded to a one-month high due to growing expectations that the Bank of Nihon could shift away from its ultralow interest rate policy.
Money-market fund assets hit new record high as the Fed's Bank Bailout Fund set to expire
The USDJPY yen ratio plunges as soaring wage growth in Nihon sparks a surge in the probability that the Bank of Nihon will increase interest rates
Bank runs spooked regulators. Now a clampdown is coming. Federal Reserve officials and other bank regulators could roll out a new proposal this spring to ward off a repeat of the banking turmoil in 2023 when Silicon Valley Bank.
New highs in the price of gold signal that central banks fear inflation, as they continue to buy gold
Bitcoin and gold and inflation expectations soar as financial markets lose faith in the 'inflation fighting' Federal Reserve
The buying of gold by central banks is predicted to remain hot over next several years
Eye-catching jump in inflation expectations threatens bonds, and will put upward pressure on yields
Ten reasons the Federal Reserve will not reduce interest rates in 2024
Federal Reserve governor Christopher Waller laid out a novel economic framework two years ago showing how the central bank could bring inflation back to its 2% target without the usual jump in unemployment, stirring furious pushback from economic heavyweights, including from Larry Summers. Waller has proven to be correct.
The yen doesn't buy the narrative of the Bank of Nihon just yet, but it will. There seems to be growing conviction that Nihon will exit negative rates in possibly just a couple of months, though the currency markets are underpricing that prospect.
Housing costs are running hot, but is the data missing a cooling trend? Pandemic disruptions may have muddled the measurement of home prices in inflation data. That could complicate the future plans of the Federal Reserve on interest rates.
Dallas Fed respondents warn of pending economic doom
Super Micro Computer can raise tons of money for free, by offering some of its AI-bubbled stock. That is bad news for anyone hoping the Fed feels a need to lower interest rates to help the economy.
As financial markets abandon hope of imminent interest rate reductions, Goldman Sachs 'doves' admit defeat with their predictions (again), pushing first Fed reduction off to June
The central bank of Turkey ends interest rate increases after 8 months, holding the key interest rate at 45%. Inflation in the country of 85 million last month jumped 6.7% from December -- its biggest monthly increase since August -- and rose 64.8% year-on-year.
The European Central Bank reported an annual loss of 1.3 billion euros ($1.4 billion) for 2023, its first loss since 2004, even as it released released 6.6 billion euros in provision for financial risks.
Initial jobless claims plunge near record lows (suggesting Fed will delay rate increases), but the Fed questions the accuracy of the data
Morgan Stanley predicts: the red hot government spending of the Biden Administration and fiscal stimulus ends when the Reverse Repo runs out
Is the next financial move of the Federal Reserve to increase interest rates (not the long-hoped for decrease)?
No interest rate reductions by the Fed this year? It is a very real possibility.
More persistent inflation: producer prices surged in January as service costs soared. Core producer prices reached a new record high (reminder, disinflation does not mean lower prices), now up 17.4% since Biden was elected. Fed won't be reducing interest rates for awhile.
January wholesale prices rise more than expected, another sign of persistent inflation
Reverse repo liquidity plunges below key level as the Fed's quantitative tightening stalls
The future shortage of gold that nobody is talking about. When private money follows central banks, will there be enough gold to go around?
Another bank subsidy that America should kill off. The Federal Home Loan Banks offer loans to Wall Street that are too cheap.
A report from the San Francisco Fed highlights concern over Congressional spending that is out of control, Social Security and Medicare costs, and rising interest on the national debt.
Stocks, bonds and gold plummet after the latest CPI numbers remain high, further dampening hopes that the Fed will reduce interest rates in the near future
Hotter-than-expected inflation clouds interest rate-cut outlook. Inflation declined slightly to 3.1% in January, while underlying prices ticked up slightly more than expected.
Zero Hedge CPI prediction: "There is a genuine risk" inflation will come in hotter/higher than expected
"Blistering central bank buying" fuelds a strong demand for gold. n a year of monetary tumult, central bankers themselves turned to gold, driving over 21% (1,037 tonnes) of s total demand and nearly setting a new demand record of their own.
Dependencies of socialists: Zhōngguó is waiting for the Federal Reserve to start easing before launching its own stimulus. This stimulus will push commodities prices higher, pushing inflation back up, and making the Fed .. tighten conditions
The Fed cannot cut rates as fast as markets want. The longer it takes for the Fed to cut rates, the more difficult it will be to implement any of them, because 2024 is an election year.
Fed governor Neel Kashkari predicts only two or three interest rate reductions this year
Bonds, bullion, banks, and bitcoin battered as "good news is bad news" again after Powell says that interest rates will not be reduced soon
Stocks fell Monday as Treasury Bond yields spiked higher on concerns that the Federal Reserve may not cut interest rates as much as expected as the 'addicts' on Wall Street hoped. Dow down nearly 1%, SP500 down 0.5%, Nasdaq down 0.6%.
10-year Treasury Bond yields surge a second day to 4.17% as interest rate cut chances get pushed further back
Fed chair Powell says officials need more "good data" before cutting interest rates. Federal Reserve officials are debating when to lower rates. An interview with Jerome H. Powell confirms a move is coming, but not immediately.
Fed chair Powell says officials need more "good data" before cutting interest rates. Federal Reserve officials are debating when to lower rates. An interview with Jerome H. Powell confirms a move is coming, but not immediately.
Hafize Gaye Erkan resigned as the central bank governor in Turkey late on Friday after less than a year in office, marking the latest turbulence in a major world economy that has suffered a series of economic crises.
The massive beat for payrolls, and resurgence in average hourly earnings, prompted a sharp response from markets with the dollar spiking, along with bond yields (10-year above 4% again), as gold (down $20) and the yield curve tumbled, as rate-cut expectations plunged.
A blockbuster jobs report (admittedly with distortions) allows the Fed to be patient as it waits to reduce interest rates. Given continued strength of the economy, the Federal Reserve is unlikely to feel pressure to cut interest rates at its next meeting in March.
Stocks soar with the hope of 'drugs': investors hoping that a crisis with regional banks will lead to the Fed more earlier reducing interest rates, the market's favorite 'cocaine'
Stocks of regional banks are crashing again. KRE, the regional bank ETF, is down from 53 on January 30 to 47 two days later, down over 11%
Stocks, bond yields, and gold decline in price after Fed Chair Powell makes it very clear - no immediate interest rate reductions, while assailing the market bubbling of AI
The Fed signals interest rate reductions are possible but not imminent as it holds rates steady. The cenbnk{USA} bank abandons formal guidance that had kept hikes on the table since last raising rates in July.
The stock market's high odds of a cocaine fix from the Fed (interest rate reductions in the next six months), which implies a weak economy needing boosting, contradicts an exploding stock market and a full order book at Lamborghini
Plummeting inflation raises new risk for the cenbnk{USA}: rising real interest rates. If inflation has sustainably returned to the 2% target of the cenbnk{USA}, then nominal rates adjusted for inflation have risen and might be restricting economic activity too much.
The growth of wages for government workers hits a record high, as the Fed's favorite inflation slows. The PCE Deflator declined to +2.9% YoY in December, but acyclical inflation remains high.
Reduced inflation keeps door open for interest rate reductions this year. The personal-consumption expenditures price index rose 0.2% in December from the previous month, consistent with subdued inflation.
When will the cenbnk{EUR} start reducing interest rates? Interest rate cuts could start as soon as April, investors say. But the eurozone's central bank, which held rates steady on Thursday, has said it will probably wait longer.
Kansas City griefs: Fed manufacturing survey screams stagflation in January
The cenbnk{ECB} keeps interest rates unchanged, sees "declining trend in inflation" continuing
The cenbnk{NIHON} may raise interest rates before the cenbnk{USA} start reducing interest rates. This looks like turning into something of a vicious spiral higher for global yields.
The Bank of Zhōngguó does not change interest rates, keeping them at 5%, as expected, but does signal the end of increases in interest rates
The Richmond Fed Manufacturing Surveys crashes to lowest level since Covid, and the Philly Fed Services index falls back into contraction
After the Bank of Nihon meeting in March, Goldman Sachs predicts the USDJPY ratio declining back to 145.50 before reversing
Stock markets are up, despite a lousy economy, for only one reason: the Federal Reserve is socialistically manipulating the markets for rich people
The decline of the price of the Swiss Franc has just begun after the central bank of Switzerland changes tactics to buying the franc to quell imported inflation through much of the current policy cycle, abandoned that stance in December.
A 'hot' market for debt is slashing borrowing costs for riskier companies. Companies with low credit ratings are rushing to reduce their borrowing costs even before the Federal Reserve makes a single interest-rate reduction.
Fed f**kery is back: 'adjustment' turns $108 billion bank deposit outflow last week into nothing, despite the truth that banks have seen deposit outflows of $111BN in the first two weeks of 2024, which they store at the Fed and earn free profits
The latest 'hawkish' job data sparks massive ongoing 'VIX call' hedge demand-flows; Nomura fears "crash down" looms [if Fed doesn't reduce interest rates]
A soft economic landing allowing the Fed to cut interest rates? Maybe not. Initial jobless claims plunges near 54-year-low, with just 187,000 Americans filing for initial claims - the second lowest since 1969!
Trump vows to "never allow" a central bank digital currency (unless there is a cut of profit for the Trump organization?)
The cenbnk[USA] is pressing higher-for-now interest rates against the financial market's lower-and-sooner interest rates to feed their addiction to cheaper money
Futures and global stock markets decline in price as central banks push back against market hopes for early
Global interest rate-cut hopes plunge after UK inflation, Lagarde misfire, Waller walkback
A Fed governor reiterates that interest rate reductions are coming. Christopher Waller, one of seven Washington-based Fed governors, said officials should cut rates as inflation cools -- though timing was uncertain.
Stocks and bond prices tumble after the Fed's Waller issued comments that push down odds of interest rate reductions by the Fed
Empire Fed Manufacturing Survey suffers biggest 2-month collapse (ex-Covid) in history
Stock index futures decline as the USA dollar surges, and the 10-year Treasury Bond yield rises above 4%
By slowing the pace at which the Federal Bank reduces its balance sheet (much by selling bonds), the central bank aims to prevent a messy disruption to the financial system.
Morgan Stanley predicts that the Fed will not reduce interest rates in March
Central banks will keep buying more gold in 2024
Goldman Sachs, in its analysis of inflation data (which it thinks is going lower) says that "it is time for central banks to start lowering interest rates", so that the Goldmans can make more easy money
The cenbnk[USA] posts its largest-ever annual operating loss. The bank's deficit of $114.3 billion last year resulted from its efforts to stimulate the economy (in part by subsidizing banks) and then stamp out inflation.
2024 starts with deposit flight from large banks, loan volumes shrink; but trouble is brewing for small banks. Without the help of The Fed's BTFP, the regional banking crisis is back bigly.
JPMorgan reports mediocre earnings in the 4th quarter, but impresses
Joseph Stiglitz is probably wrong in arguing that inflation has been reduced to the Fed's goal of 2%. Forward-looking data show that inflation pressures are beginning to build on multiple fronts.
The connection with Zhōngguó: here is why inflation will not fall to 2% and stay there indefinitely. Where is the global deflator expansive enough to replace Zhōngguó's one-off deflation of global inflationary forces? There isn't one.
10-year Treasury Bond yield rises above 4.06% after higher-than-expected December CPI
Wall Street reacts to today's hotter than expected inflation report. "If today's report is the start of an upward pattern, there is a good chance that the Fed will delay rate cuts until later than previously expected."
Fan Yifei, a disgraced former central banker in Zhōngguó, admitted to making a "huge mistake" for accepting bribes from high-earning businesspeople through his brother's investment company. Fan was part of a scheme that involved receiving "extraordinarily massive" payments from executives of various companies in exchange for favors while at the bank from 2015 to 2022.
Mortgage rates and inflation could draw attention to the Federal Reserve this election. The Federal Reserve is poised to cut interest rates in 2024 while moving away from balance sheet shrinking. Yet a key event looms in the backdrop: the election.
After the Silicon Valley Bank bankruptcy last year, the Fed launched a bank rescue program. Now, Banks Are exploiting it. Borrowing at the bank term funding program is up to record highs, but not because of new stresses, but banks want guaranteed profits.
If the report on December's CPI has it above 0.3%, that would not be good for stock markets, as it would decrease odds that the Fed will reduce interest rates in the spring
The Fed has 'outsourced' decision-making to a "politically-motivated" Yellen (Biden's Treasury Secretary), and will run the economy/markets "hot" this year -- so predicts Nomura
The yen plunges after wage-growth collapses in Nihon, crushing hope for interest rate hikes by the cenbnk{Nihon}
The expiry of the Bank Bailout Facility of the cenbnk{USA} strengthens demands for earlier interesr rate cuts to prop up the markets
Wholesale used vehicle prices, tracked by Cox Automotive, peaked nearly two years ago and have since plunged into a bear market. The declines are a welcoming sign and give the Federal Reserve much-needed breathing room for interest rate cuts this year.
No smoking gun yet to justify magnitude of Fed interest rate reductions. Overall, the message from the data is of a jobs market that is slowing, but not at an accelerating rate.
Wall Street starts buying bonds again. The consensus is that the Fed won't increase interest rates for this economic cycle, making further investments in Treasurys and highly rated corporate bonds a good bet, analysts managers say.
The reasonably strong (though misinterpreted) job numbers in December are not supportive of the Fed reducing interest rates in March
The volume of loans are large banks continues to shrink despite soaring inflows of cash deposits. Will the Fed extend its socialist 'temporary' 12-month BTFP program on deposits by banks into the Fed that offer the banks a small guaranteed profit?
What economic destruction the Fed accomplished: it distorted the economy, made the rich richer using money obtained by crushing the middle class
Inside the catastrophic jobs report: a record 1.5 million decline/crash in full-time jobs, while the number of multiple jobholders soar to a record high, and while the number of native born workers plunge
Stock and bond prices, and gold prices, decline as hopes for interest rate reductions plunge after today's 'positive' jobs report
The number of new jobs rose more than predictted in December, and wages increased, while unemployment remains low. An economy doing well enough for the Fed not to reduce interest rates in March, depriving the stock markets of their favorite drug.
The odds of an interest rate reduction by the ECB decline after reports that inflation in the EU re-acclerated in December
Fed meeting notes suggest that interest rate hikes are over, but offer no timetable on cuts
Treasury Bond prices are predicting imminent reductions in interest rates by the Fed. The inordinate loosening of financial conditions since the release of the December dot plot has perhaps had the effect of a de facto rate cut or two.
The end of money as we know it - what to expect in 2024. The year of disinflation can only come from a recession. The market expectations of a massive reduction in inflation cannot come from what economists call a soft landing.
- Warner Brothers CNN, 08 September 2025
- Alibaba's South China Morning Post, 08 September 2025
- Global Times, 07 September 2025
- Alibaba's South China Morning Post, 06 September 2025
- Barron's, 06 September 2025
- Benzinga, 05 September 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 05 September 2025
- Zero Hedge, 05 September 2025
- The Hill, 04 September 2025
- Warner Brothers CNN, 02 September 2025
- Warner Brothers CNN, 02 September 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 01 September 2025
- Barron's, 01 September 2025
- Barron's, 01 September 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 01 September 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 01 September 2025
- Alibaba's South China Morning Post, 01 September 2025
- Alibaba's South China Morning Post, 01 September 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 30 August 2025
- Zero Hedge (locked), 29 August 2025
- Zero Hedge, 28 August 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 27 August 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 27 August 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 27 August 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 27 August 2025
- Zero Hedge, 26 August 2025
- Benzinga, 26 August 2025
- Jiaravanon's Fortune, 26 August 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 26 August 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 26 August 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 26 August 2025
- Warner Brothers CNN, 25 August 2025
- Zero Hedge, 24 August 2025
- Zero Hedge, 22 August 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 22 August 2025
- Apollo Global's Yahoo Finance, 22 August 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 22 August 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 22 August 2025
- Zero Hedge, 21 August 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 21 August 2025
- Apollo Global's Yahoo Finance, 21 August 2025
- Zero Hedge, 20 August 2025
- Zero Hedge, 18 August 2025
- Barron's, 16 August 2025
- Zero Hedge, 12 August 2025
- Zero Hedge, 12 August 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 12 August 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 12 August 2025
- The Hill, 09 August 2025
- Zero Hedge, 08 August 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 08 August 2025
- Alibaba's South China Morning Post, 08 August 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 08 August 2025
- Zero Hedge, 07 August 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 07 August 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 07 August 2025
- Zero Hedge, 05 August 2025
- Bloomberg, 05 August 2025
- Warner Brothers CNN, 02 August 2025
- Barron's, 02 August 2025
- Barron's, 02 August 2025
- Barron's, 02 August 2025
- DL News, 01 August 2025
- Barron's, 01 August 2025
- El Nuevo Siglo, 01 August 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 01 August 2025
- Zero Hedge, 01 August 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 30 July 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 30 July 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 30 July 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 30 July 2025
- Ron Paul Institute, 28 July 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 28 July 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 26 July 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 26 July 2025
- Barron's, 26 July 2025
- Bloomberg, 25 July 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 25 July 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 25 July 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 25 July 2025
- Thomson's Reuters, 23 July 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 23 July 2025
- Paul Krugman (substack), 22 July 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 22 July 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 21 July 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 21 July 2025
- Zero Hedge, 20 July 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 18 July 2025
- Zero Hedge (locked), 17 July 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 17 July 2025
- HuffPost, 17 July 2025
- Alibaba's South China Morning Post, 17 July 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 17 July 2025
- Zero Hedge, 16 July 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 16 July 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 16 July 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 16 July 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 16 July 2025
- Zero Hedge, 15 July 2025
- Warner Brothers CNN, 15 July 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 15 July 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 15 July 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 15 July 2025
- Zero Hedge (locked), 14 July 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 14 July 2025
- Jiaravanon's Fortune, 12 July 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 12 July 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 11 July 2025
- Barron's (locked), 09 July 2025
- Apollo Global's Yahoo Finance, 09 July 2025
- Real Clear Markets, 09 July 2025
- Apollo Global's Yahoo Finance, 08 July 2025
- Jiaravanon's Fortune, 08 July 2025
- Barron's, 08 July 2025
- Alibaba's South China Morning Post, 08 July 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 07 July 2025
- Warner Brothers CNN, 03 July 2025
- Apollo Global's Yahoo Finance, 03 July 2025
- Thomson's Reuters, 03 July 2025
- Zero Hedge (locked), 03 July 2025
- Zero Hedge, 02 July 2025
- CoinTelegraph, 01 July 2025
- Zero Hedge, 01 July 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 01 July 2025
- Birch Gold, 30 June 2025
- The Hill, 30 June 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 30 June 2025
- Von Greyerz Gold, 30 June 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 28 June 2025
- Alibaba's South China Morning Post, 28 June 2025
- Barron's, 28 June 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 27 June 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 27 June 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 27 June 2025
- Murdoch's MarketWatch, 26 June 2025
- Zero Hedge, 25 June 2025
- Zero Hedge, 25 June 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 25 June 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 24 June 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 24 June 2025
- Alibaba's South China Morning Post, 24 June 2025
- Alibaba's South China Morning Post, 24 June 2025
- Warner Brothers CNN, 23 June 2025
- Benzinga, 20 June 2025
- Zero Hedge, 20 June 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 20 June 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 20 June 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 20 June 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 20 June 2025
- La Republica, 19 June 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 18 June 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 18 June 2025
- Apollo Global's Yahoo Finance, 17 June 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 17 June 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 17 June 2025
- Thomson's Reuters, 16 June 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 16 June 2025
- Zero Hedge, 13 June 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 13 June 2025
- Thomson's Reuters, 11 June 2025
- Zero Hedge, 11 June 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 11 June 2025
- Zero Hedge, 09 June 2025
- Barron's, 07 June 2025
- Investopedia, 06 June 2025
- Bloomberg, 05 June 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 05 June 2025
- Zero Hedge, 04 June 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 04 June 2025
- Bloomberg, 04 June 2025
- Zero Hedge, 04 June 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 04 June 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 04 June 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 04 June 2025
- Barron's, 31 May 2025
- Zero Hedge, 30 May 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 29 May 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 29 May 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 29 May 2025
- Zero Hedge, 28 May 2025
- Zero Hedge, 21 May 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 12 May 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 09 May 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 09 May 2025
- Thomson's Reuters, 09 May 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 08 May 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 08 May 2025
- Warner Brothers CNN, 08 May 2025
- Zero Hedge, 08 May 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 08 May 2025
- Alibaba's South China Morning Post, 08 May 2025
- Zero Hedge, 07 May 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 07 May 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 07 May 2025
- Zero Hedge, 07 May 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 07 May 2025
- Associated Press, 06 May 2025
- Associated Press, 06 May 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 06 May 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 06 May 2025
- Bloomberg, 05 May 2025
- Zero Hedge, 05 May 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 03 May 2025
- Of Two Minds blog, 02 May 2025
- La Republica, 02 May 2025
- Zero Hedge, 02 May 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 02 May 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 02 May 2025
- La Republica, 01 May 2025
- Portafolio, 01 May 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 01 May 2025
- Warner Brothers CNN, 01 May 2025
- Zero Hedge, 01 May 2025
- Zero Hedge, 30 April 2025
- Zero Hedge, 30 April 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 30 April 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 30 April 2025
- Zero Hedge, 30 April 2025
- Murdoch's New York Post, 27 April 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 26 April 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 26 April 2025
- Barron's, 26 April 2025
- Barron's, 25 April 2025
- Thomson's Reuters, 25 April 2025
- Zero Hedge, 25 April 2025
- Real Clear Markets, 25 April 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 24 April 2025
- Murdoch's MarketWatch, 23 April 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 23 April 2025
- Warner Brothers CNN, 22 April 2025
- Associated Press, 22 April 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 22 April 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 22 April 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 22 April 2025
- Warner Brothers CNN, 22 April 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 22 April 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 22 April 2025
- Zero Hedge, 21 April 2025
- Zero Hedge, 21 April 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 21 April 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 21 April 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 21 April 2025
- Zero Hedge, 20 April 2025
- Forbes, 20 April 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 18 April 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 18 April 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 18 April 2025
- Warner Brothers CNN, 18 April 2025
- Zero Hedge, 17 April 2025
- Zero Hedge, 17 April 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 17 April 2025
- HuffPost, 17 April 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 17 April 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 17 April 2025
- The Daily Beast, 17 April 2025
- Alibaba's South China Morning Post, 17 April 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 17 April 2025
- Alibaba's South China Morning Post, 17 April 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 17 April 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 17 April 2025
- Zero Hedge, 16 April 2025
- Zero Hedge, 16 April 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 16 April 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 16 April 2025
- Zero Hedge, 15 April 2025
- Thomson's Reuters, 14 April 2025
- Bloomberg, 13 April 2025
- Zero Hedge, 11 April 2025
- Zero Hedge, 10 April 2025
- The Guardian, 09 April 2025
- Apollo Global's Yahoo Finance, 9 April 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 09 April 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 09 April 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 07 April 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 07 April 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 07 April 2025
- Bloomberg, 06 April 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 04 April 2025
- Alibaba's South China Morning Post, 03 April 2025
- Barron's, 29 March 2025
- Zero Hedge, 28 March 2025
- Thomson's Reuters, 28 March 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 28 March 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 28 March 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 28 March 2025
- Portafolio, 25 March 2025
- Thomson's Reuters, 21 March 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 21 March 2025
- Zero Hedge, 20 March 2025
- Zero Hedge, 20 March 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 19 March 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 19 March 2025
- Nextstar Media's The Hill, 19 March 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 18 March 2025
- Alibaba's South China Morning Post, 18 March 2025
- Zero Hedge, 17 March 2025
- Barron's, 15 March 2025
- Zero Hedge, 12 March 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 12 March 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 08 March 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 08 March 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 05 March 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 05 March 2025
- Portafolio, 03 March 2025
- Zero Hedge, 03 March 2025
- La Republica, 02 March 2025
- Zero Hedge, 28 February 2025
- Zero Hedge, 26 February 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 26 February 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 26 February 2025
- Zero Hedge, 25 February 2025
- Alibaba's South China Morning Post, 20 February 2025
- Zero Hedge, 19 February 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 19 February 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 19 February 2025
- Zero Hedge, 18 February 2025
- Zero Hedge, 18 February 2025
- Zero Hedge, 18 February 2025
- Zero Hedge, 17 February 2025
- Bloomberg, 16 February 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 16 February 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 15 February 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 13 February 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 13 February 2025
- Zero Hedge, 12 February 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 12 February 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 12 February 2025
- Apollo Global's Yahoo Finance, 1 February 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 11 February 2025
- Zero Hedge, 11 February 2025
- Zero Hedge, 06 February 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 06 February 2025
- Zero Hedge, 02 February 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 02 February 2025
- Jiaravanon's Fortune, 31 January 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 31 January 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 31 January 2025
- Zero Hedge, 31 January 2025
- Bloomberg, 30 January 2025
- Zero Hedge, 30 January 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 30 January 2025
- Zero Hedge, 30 January 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 29 January 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 29 January 2025
- Zero Hedge, 29 January 2025
- Zero Hedge, 29 January 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 29 January 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 28 January 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 28 January 2025
- Zero Hedge, 26 January 2025
- Barron's, 25 January 2025
- Warner Brothers CNN, 24 January 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 24 January 2025
- Zero Hedge, 23 January 2025
- Thomson's Reuters, 20 January 2025
- Zero Hedge, 19 January 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 17 January 2025
- Zero Hedge, 16 January 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 16 January 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 16 January 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 14 January 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 13 January 2025
- Investors Business Daily, 13 January 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 13 January 2025
- Murdoch's MarketWatch, 12 January 2025
- Zero Hedge, 10 January 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 10 January 2025
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 10 January 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 10 January 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 10 January 2025
- Comcast's CNBC, 10 January 2025
- Zero Hedge, 10 January 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 10 January 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 10 January 2025
- Zero Hedge, 08 January 2025
- Zero Hedge, 06 January 2025
- Zero Hedge, 03 January 2025
- Real Clear Markets, 03 January 2025
- Apollo Global's Yahoo Finance, 2 January 2025
- Apollo Global's Yahoo Finance, 2 January 2025
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 31 December 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 28 December 2024
- Bloomberg, 23 December 2024
- Zero Hedge, 23 December 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 21 December 2024
- Zero Hedge, 20 December 2024
- Zero Hedge, 20 December 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 20 December 2024
- Zero Hedge, 19 December 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 19 December 2024
- Zero Hedge, 18 December 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 18 December 2024
- Zero Hedge, 18 December 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 18 December 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 18 December 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 18 December 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 18 December 2024
- Zero Hedge, 17 December 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 16 December 2024
- Zero Hedge, 12 December 2024
- Zero Hedge, 12 December 2024
- Thomson's Reuters, 11 December 2024
- Zero Hedge, 11 December 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 11 December 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 11 December 2024
- Zero Hedge, 10 December 2024
- Bloomberg, 10 December 2024
- Thomson's Reuters, 10 December 2024
- Zero Hedge, 09 December 2024
- Barron's, 07 December 2024
- Zero Hedge, 06 December 2024
- Apollo Global's Yahoo Finance, 06 December 2024
- Zero Hedge, 06 December 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 05 December 2024
- Barron's, 30 November 2024
- Bloomberg, 28 November 2024
- Barron's, 23 November 2024
- Barron's, 23 November 2024
- Thomson's Reuters, 22 November 2024
- Zero Hedge, 21 November 2024
- Thomson's Reuters, 20 November 2024
- Bloomberg, 15 November 2024
- Zero Hedge, 14 November 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 14 November 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 14 November 2024
- Zero Hedge, 14 November 2024
- Zero Hedge, 14 November 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 13 November 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 13 November 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 12 November 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 12 November 2024
- Zero Hedge, 08 November 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 08 November 2024
- Zero Hedge, 07 November 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 07 November 2024
- Zero Hedge, 07 November 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 07 November 2024
- Bloomberg, 07 November 2024
- Zero Hedge, 06 November 2024
- Zero Hedge, 05 November 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 04 November 2024
- Zero Hedge, 01 November 2024
- Bloomberg, 31 October 2024
- Zero Hedge, 31 October 2024
- Zero Hedge, 30 October 2024
- Zero Hedge, 30 October 2024
- Zero Hedge, 27 October 2024
- Zero Hedge, 26 October 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 26 October 2024
- Barron's, 26 October 2024
- Barron's, 26 October 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 25 October 2024
- Cato Institute, 24 October 2024
- Zero Hedge, 24 October 2024
- Murdoch's New York Post, 23 October 2024
- Zero Hedge, 23 October 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 23 October 2024
- Zero Hedge, 19 October 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 19 October 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 19 October 2024
- Thomson's Reuters, 18 October 2024
- Zero Hedge, 18 October 2024
- Zero Hedge, 17 October 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 17 October 2024
- Zero Hedge, 17 October 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 17 October 2024
- Zero Hedge, 16 October 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 16 October 2024
- Zero Hedge, 14 October 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 13 October 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 12 October 2024
- Barron's, 11 October 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 11 October 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 10 October 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 10 October 2024
- Thomson's Reuters, 07 October 2024
- Zero Hedge, 07 October 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 07 October 2024
- Alibaba's South China Morning Post, 06 October 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 05 October 2024
- Barron's, 05 October 2024
- Bloomberg, 04 October 2024
- Zero Hedge, 04 October 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 04 October 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 04 October 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 03 October 2024
- Zero Hedge, 02 October 2024
- Zero Hedge, 02 October 2024
- Zero Hedge, 02 October 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 02 October 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 02 October 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 01 October 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 01 October 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 01 October 2024
- Law and Liberty, 30 September 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 28 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 27 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 27 September 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 27 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 26 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 25 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 25 September 2024
- Alibaba's South China Morning Post, 25 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 23 September 2024
- Of Two Minds, 23 September 2024
- Alibaba's South China Morning Post, 23 September 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 23 September 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 21 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 21 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 20 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 20 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 20 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 20 September 2024
- Mas Colombia, 19 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 19 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 19 September 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 19 September 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 19 September 2024
- Bloomberg, 19 September 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 19 September 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 18 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 18 September 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 18 September 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 18 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 18 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 18 September 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 18 September 2024
- Money Metals, 17 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 17 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 17 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 17 September 2024
- Murdoch's New York Post, 17 September 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 17 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 16 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 16 September 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 16 September 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 16 September 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 14 September 2024
- Barron's, 14 September 2024
- Barron's, 14 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 12 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 12 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 12 September 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 12 September 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 12 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 11 September 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 11 September 2024
- New York Time, 11 September 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 11 September 2024
- Wellington Management, 11 September 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 07 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 06 September 2024
- Barron's, 06 September 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 06 September 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 06 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 06 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 04 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 04 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 04 September 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 04 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 03 September 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 02 September 2024
- Zero Hedge, 30 August 2024
- Zero Hedge, 30 August 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 30 August 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 30 August 2024
- Alibaba's South China Morning Post, 30 August 2024
- Zero Hedge, 29 August 2024
- Zero Hedge, 27 August 2024
- Zero Hedge, 27 August 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 27 August 2024
- Barron's, 24 August 2024
- Zero Hedge, 23 August 2024
- Zero Hedge, 23 August 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 23 August 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 23 August 2024
- Zero Hedge, 22 August 2024
- Zero Hedge, 22 August 2024
- Zero Hedge, 21 August 2024
- Zero Hedge, 21 August 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 21 August 2024
- Zero Hedge, 21 August 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 21 August 2024
- Zero Hedge, 20 August 2024
- Murdoch's MarketWatch, 16 August 2024
- Zero Hedge, 15 August 2024
- Alibaba's South China Morning Post, 15 August 2024
- Coin Telegraph, 14 August 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 14 August 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 14 August 2024
- Zero Hedge, 14 August 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 13 August 2024
- Money Metals, 11 August 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 10 August 2024
- Barron's, 10 August 2024
- Barron's, 10 August 2024
- Barron's, 10 August 2024
- Zero Hedge, 07 August 2024
- Zero Hedge, 07 August 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 07 August 2024
- Money Metals, 05 August 2024
- Zero Hedge, 06 August 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 06 August 2024
- Thomson's Reuters, 05 August 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 05 August 2024
- Zero Hedge, 05 August 2024
- Zero Hedge, 02 August 2024
- Zero Hedge, 02 August 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 02 August 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 02 August 2024
- Brookings Institute, 01 August 2024
- Zero Hedge, 01 August 2024
- Zero Hedge, 01 August 2024
- Zero Hedge, 01 August 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 01 August 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 31 July 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 31 July 2024
- Zero Hedge, 31 July 2024
- Zero Hedge, 31 July 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 31 July 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 31 July 2024
- Zero Hedge, 31 July 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 30 July 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 30 July 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 30 July 2024
- Morningstar, 29 July 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 26 July 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 26 July 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 26 July 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 26 July 2024
- Zero Hedge, 24 July 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 24 July 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 24 July 2024
- Zero Hedge, 23 July 2024
- Zero Hedge, 22 July 2024
- Zero Hedge, 19 July 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 19 July 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 18 July 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 16 July 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 16 July 2024
- Zero Hedge, 16 July 2024
- Apollo Global's Yahoo Finance, 16 July 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 16 July 2024
- Apollo Global's Yahoo Finance, 16 July 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 16 July 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 16 July 2024
- Zero Hedge, 12 July 2024
- Associated Press, 12 July 2024
- Zero Hedge, 11 July 2024
- Murdoch's MarketWatch, 11 July 2024
- Zero Hedge, 11 July 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 11 July 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 09 July 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 09 July 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 09 July 2024
- Warner Brothers CNN, 07 July 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 06 July 2024
- Barron's, 06 July 2024
- Barron's, 06 July 2024
- Zero Hedge, 03 July 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 03 July 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 03 July 2024
- Zero Hedge, 01 July 2024
- ZeroHedge, 01 July 2024
- Barron's, 29 June 2024
- Apollo Global's Yahoo Finance, 28 June 2024
- Apollo Global's Yahoo Finance, 28 June 2024
- Zero Hedge, 28 June 2024
- The Atlantic, 27 June 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 27 June 2024
- Zero Hedge, 26 June 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 25 June 2024
- Zero Hedge, 21 June 2024
- Money Metals, 20 June 2024
- Zero Hedge, 20 June 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 20 June 2024
- Zero Hedge, 20 June 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 20 June 2024
- Zero Hedge, 20 June 2024
- Zero Hedge, 19 June 2024
- Gainesville Coins, 17 June 2024
- Slate, 17 June 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 16 June 2024
- Zero Hedge, 14 June 2024
- Zero Hedge, 12 June 2024
- Tom's Hardware, 12 June 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 12 June 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 12 June 2024
- Apollo Global's Yahoo Finance, 12 June 2024
- Zero Hedge, 12 June 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 12 June 2024
- Zero Hedge, 11 June 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 10 June 2024
- Business Insider, 09 June 2024
- Bloomberg, 07 June 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 07 June 2024
- Zero Hedge, 07 June 2024
- Zero Hedge, 07 June 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 07 June 2024
- Zero Hedge, 06 June 2024
- Zero Hedge, 06 June 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 06 June 2024
- Zero Hedge, 05 June 2024
- Zero Hedge, 05 June 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 05 June 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 05 June 2024
- Zero Hedge, 04 June 2024
- Zero Hedge, 02 June 2024
- Barron's, 01 June 2024
- Zero Hedge, 31 May 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 31 May 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 31 May 2024
- Zero Hedge, 31 May 2024
- Gainesville Coins, 30 May 2024
- Thomson's Reuters, 30 May 2024
- Zero Hedge, 30 May 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 30 May 2024
- Zero Hedge, 29 May 2024
- Zero Hedge, 29 May 2024
- Zero Hedge, 28 May 2024
- Zero Hedge, 28 May 2024
- Zero Hedge, 27 May 2024
- Zero Hedge, 27 May 2024
- Zero Hedge, 26 May 2024
- Zero Hedge, 24 May 2024
- Gainesville Coins, 24 May 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 24 May 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 23 May 2024
- Zero Hedge, 22 May 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 22 May 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 22 May 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 22 May 2024
- Zero Hedge, 17 May 2024
- Zero Hedge, 16 May 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 15 May 2024
- Zero Hedge, 14 May 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 14 May 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 14 May 2024
- Business Insider, 14 May 2024
- Thomson's Reuters, 13 May 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 13 May 2024
- Zero Hedge, 11 May 2024
- Zero Hedge, 11 May 2024
- Barron's, 11 May 2024
- Barron's, 11 May 2024
- Zero Hedge, 10 May 2024
- Zero Hedge, 09 May 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 09 May 2024
- Zero Hedge, 08 May 2024
- Dohmen Capital Research, 08 May 2024
- Schiff Gold, 06 May 2024
- Barron's, 04 May 2024
- Zero Hedge, 03 May 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 03 May 2024
- Zero Hedge, 02 May 2024
- Zero Hedge, 01 May 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 01 May 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 01 May 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 01 May 2024
- Real Investment Advice, 01 May 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 01 May 2024
- Zero Hedge, 30 April 2024
- Zero Hedge, 30 April 2024
- Real Clear Markets, 30 April 2024
- Zero Hedge, 29 April 2024
- Zero Hedge, 29 April 2024
- Zero Hedge, 29 April 2024
- Zero Hedge, 29 April 2024
- Von Greyerz Gold, 29 April 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 29 April 2024
- Zero Hedge, 29 April 2024
- Zero Hedge, 26 April 2024
- Zero Hedge, 26 April 2024
- Zero Hedge, 26 April 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 26 April 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 26 April 2024
- Zero Hedge, 25 April 2024
- Zero Hedge, 25 April 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 25 April 2024
- Bond Vigilantes, 25 April 2024
- Coin Telegraph, 24 April 2024
- Zero Hedge, 23 April 2024
- Barron's, 20 April 2024
- Barron's, 20 April 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 19 April 2024
- Alibaba's South China Morning Post, 18 April 2024
- Zero Hedge, 18 April 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 17 April 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 17 April 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 17 April 2024
- Zero Hedge, 15 April 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 13 April 2024
- Zero Hedge, 12 April 2024
- Zero Hedge, 11 April 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 11 April 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 11 April 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 11 April 2024
- Zero Hedge, 10 April 2024
- Zero Hedge, 10 April 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 10 April 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 10 April 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 10 April 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 10 April 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 10 April 2024
- Zero Hedge, 09 April 2024
- Zero Hedge, 07 April 2024
- Barron's, 06 April 2024
- Barron's, 06 April 2024
- Zero Hedge, 05 April 2024
- Zero Hedge, 05 April 2024
- Zero Hedge, 05 April 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 05 April 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 05 April 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 05 April 2024
- Economist, 04 April 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 04 April 2024
- Armstrong Economics, 03 April 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 03 April 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 03 April 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 03 April 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 03 April 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 03 April 2024
- Zero Hedge, 02 April 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 01 April 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 01 April 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 30 March 2024
- Barron's, 30 March 2024
- Alibaba's South China Morning Post, 29 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 28 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 27 March 2024
- Political Calculations, 26 March 2024
- Thomson's Reuters, 26 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 25 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 25 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 25 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 24 March 2024
- Barron's, 23 March 2024
- Murdoch's MarketWatch, 23 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 22 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 22 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 22 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 21 March 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 21 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 21 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 20 March 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 20 March 2024
- Warner Brothers CNN, 20 March 2024
- Warner Brothers CNN, 20 March 2024
- Alibaba's South China Morning Post, 20 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 19 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 19 March 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 19 March 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 19 March 2024
- Barron's, 16 March 2024
- Barron's, 16 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 15 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 15 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 14 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 13 March 2024
- Jiaravanon's Fortune, 12 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 12 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 12 March 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 12 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 11 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 11 March 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 08 March 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 08 March 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 08 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 07 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 07 March 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 07 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 06 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 04 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 04 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 01 March 2024
- Zero Hedge, 01 March 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 29 February 2024
- Zero Hedge, 27 February 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 27 February 2024
- Zero Hedge, 26 February 2024
- Barron's, 24 February 2024
- Zero Hedge, 23 February 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 22 February 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 22 February 2024
- Zero Hedge, 22 February 2024
- Zero Hedge, 18 February 2024
- Zero Hedge, 18 February 2024
- Barron's, 17 February 2024
- Zero Hedge, 16 February 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 16 February 2024
- Zero Hedge, 15 February 2024
- Zero Hedge, 15 February 2024
- Economist, 14 February 2024
- Zero Hedge, 13 February 2024
- Zero Hedge, 13 February 2024
- Zero Hedge, 13 February 2024
- Zero Hedge, 13 February 2024
- Zero Hedge, 09 February 2024
- Zero Hedge, 07 February 2024
- Zero Hedge, 06 February 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 06 February 2024
- Zero Hedge, 05 February 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 05 February 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 05 February 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 05 February 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 05 February 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 03 February 2024
- Zero Hedge, 02 February 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 02 February 2024
- Zero Hedge, 01 February 2024
- Zero Hedge, 01 February 2024
- Zero Hedge, 31 January 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 31 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 31 January 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 29 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 26 January 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 26 January 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 26 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 25 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 25 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 25 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 24 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 23 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 23 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 23 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 23 January 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 20 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 19 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 18 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 18 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 18 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 17 January 2024
cocaine hit interest rate reductions
- Zero Hedge, 17 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 17 January 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 17 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 16 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 16 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 16 January 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 16 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 14 January 2024
- Schiff Gold, 13 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 13 January 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 13 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 12 January 2024
lies by promising stellar earnings in 2024 because the Fed will cut interest rates six times - banks addicted to socialistically derived profits due to the Fed)
- Zero Hedge, 12 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 11 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 11 January 2024
- Comcast's CNBC, 11 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 11 January 2024
- Murdoch's New York Post, 11 January 2024
- Ochs-Sulzberger's New York Times, 11 January 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 11 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 10 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 10 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 10 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 10 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 09 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 08 January 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 08 January 2024
- Murdoch's Barron's, 06 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 05 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 05 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 05 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 05 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 05 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 05 January 2024
- Murdoch's Wall Street Journal (locked), 03 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 02 January 2024
- Zero Hedge, 02 January 2024
