by Chris Black Anyone who advances in the Republican party is a homosexual or child molester blackmailed by the usual suspects, i.e. Epstein’s kin. EXCLUSIVE: 'I would like to see a naked body beneath my hands.' Madison Cawthorn is seen …
Out latest daily #World #economy read. Economic momentum still falling…. pic.twitter.com/Q0UasVwayE — CrossBorder Capital/ GLIndexes (@crossbordercap) October 19, 2021 Global economic momentum continues to disappoint. Citi's G10 economic surprises index falls to -44.5, lowest since June last year. pic.twitter.com/nkixE13fRR — …
by Shaun Richards Yesterday brought news that left markets if not shaken perhaps a little stirred. It came from the Bureau of Economic Analysis as it gave its first estimates for the second quarter of this year. Real gross domestic …
by confoundedinterest17 The expectation was for a 796k print for May, but new home sales checked in at 676k instead. That represents a decline of 6.6% from May to June. And the median price of new home sales fell 5% …
By Harry Dent The markets continued to creep up on Friday morning, anticipating the finalization of the U.S.-China trade deal and the end to the trade war. But what we really need here, to get a final confirmation of my Dark Window scenario, is …
by Frank Holmes, CEO, U.S. Global Investors According to the 2018 edition of the Stock Trader’s Almanac, October has been a “great” time to buy. Once ranked last in terms of stock performance, the 10th month has delivered relatively average returns since …
by Shaun Richards Today brings us back to the domestic beat and in fact the heartbeat of the UK economy which is its labour market. This has in recent years seen two main developments. The first is a welcome rise …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter After the Bureau of Labor Statistics released its Consumer Price Index for March this morning, including a hotter-than-expected (or feared) reading for the core Consumer Price Index – more on that in a moment – several …
via the MacroTourist Last week, markets got all excited about comments from Bank of Japan Governor Kuroda that Japan’s inflation is “finally close” to the BoJ’s 2% target. Overnight, there were suddenly all sorts of articles speculating on the end of …