The U.S. economy will face more foreclosures and business bankruptcies in the fall and winter as in infections rise and no additional fiscal aid provided. These conditions will make it
#recession … #Global $USD #Liquidity #Squeeze edition More signs of a newly worsening #collateral #crunch in worldwide US #dollar #funding #markets, including #repo #fails. Great for $TLT! 📈 t.co/fRVkDb7FoK —
For everyone under 110 who’s never experienced a down market… This is what ‘29 felt like. — Jon Boorman (@JBoorman) March 6, 2020 i think the bond mkt is basically
The Federal Reserve could be launching another round of money-printing in the next few weeks as problems in the overnight lending markets re-emerge and force the central bank into more
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The costs of dodging negative interest rates. By Nick Corbishley, for WOLF STREET: In the event of a market shock, 40% of European funds focused on junk-rated bonds — ironically named “high-yield”
by Matt From Silver Fortune via Silver Fortune Let’s not forget that it’s the East that is the biggest source of silver and gold investment demand.
Exodus from funds with illiquid assets forces more funds to block redemptions. By Nick Corbishley, for WOLF STREET: Equity and property funds in the UK saw withdrawals of £2.5 billion in July,
by Jeff Clark, Senior Analyst, GoldSilver.com The data is in: based on a review of reports from multiple consultancies, the silver market has officially entered a supply/demand imbalance. The structure now
by Shaun Richards Some days a topic appears that has become an economic theme plus links with the discussions of earlier in the week and today is such a day.
by Shaun Richards Travel broadens the mind so they say so let us tale a trip to the sub-continent and to India in particular. There the Reserve Bank of India
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by Shaun Richards Today is a day for central bankers as both the Bank of England and European Central Bank declare the results of their latest policy decisions. However it
Global Debt Topped $247 Trillion in the First Quarter, IIF Says Global debt rose to a record $247 trillion in the first quarter, more than $29 trillion higher than the
State and federal government revenue from commodities and stamp duty is surging, Deloitte says, but trouble is looming via Paul Karp Australian governments are experiencing a surge in revenue that will
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