Federal Budget Deficit Already 12% Ahead of Last Year
Expert warns there’s no end in sight to federal spending
Tag: Economy
Manufacturers Bleed Jobs As They Wait For Trump To Roll Back Obama-Era Trucking Regulation
Environmentalist organizations targeting truck manufacturers over pollution
Fed Waiting for a “Dollar-Crisis” to Fight Inflation – Expert
Coming financial disaster to make 2008 crisis look like nothing
Is 150 Years of Bank Credit Expansion Nearing Its End?
Monetary inflation as a means of funding government and other economic liabilities is a process that rapidly gets out of its control
Is 150 Years of Bank Credit Expansion Nearing Its End?
Monetary inflation as a means of funding government and other economic liabilities is a process that rapidly gets out of its control
Hyperinflation, Money Demand, and the Crack-Up Boom
Today’s fiat-money regimes are characterized by ever-greater amounts of debt relative to real income
Hundreds Of Billions In Gold And Cash Are Quietly Disappearing
“We can’t fully explain why holdings of cash are rising and where they are going.”
Trump Touts “Very Large” Phase One Deal With China
President says phase two of deal will start immediately
Dining Out Hammering Americans’ Savings
Habit a top budget buster for young people
Fed “Out-Doves” Expectations While Doing Nothing
Expert slams Powell for not doing anything about inflation
US Federal Reserve Holds Rates Steady After 3 Prior Cuts for 2019
The US economy added 266,000 jobs in November
Americans Propping Up Economy With Money They Don’t Have
Total consumer debt outstanding now stands at a record $4.165 trillion
Trump & Dems Both Celebrate “Infinitely Better” New NAFTA Deal
Deal touted as big win for White House ahead of 2020
Central banks worldwide buying up massive amounts of gold in a shift away from US dollar – Goldman Sachs
“De-dollarization in central banks – demand from central banks for gold is biggest since the Nixon era, eating up 20 percent of global supply.”
Why this Boom Could Keep Going Well Beyond 2019
As long as there is still room for pushing the market interest rate down even further, the chances are reasonably good that the boom continues, and that the bust will be postponed into the future