by Michael In my entire lifetime, global supplies of diesel fuel have never been tighter than they are right now. And that is really bad news, because the entire economy of the western world runs on diesel. If we suddenly had …
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New Export Orders in July 2022From the Global Manufacturing PMIsFor key Exporting Economies 1. Japan (orange): 48.82. USA (red): 47.73. China (black): 47.44. Germany (blue): 42.85. Taiwan (pink): 38.4 Everyone is below the critical 50 thresholdGLOBAL RECESSION IS COMING pic.twitter.com/Nh3pwQW2zb …
Global recession is coming. The two biggest export economies in the world – Germany (blue) & China (black) – are seeing their new export orders in the manufacturing PMIs fall sharply. That's deteriorating global demand as we teeter towards recession. …
IMF warns of ‘multiple challenges’ to global economic recovery https://t.co/cgINC42IEJ — Financial Times (@FT) January 25, 2022 The #IMF just released the #WEO update (link).Under the label of "A disrupted Economic #Recovery," and per #FDMD @GitaGopinath, global "growth slows as …
Developed economies. Economic surprise turns negative for the first time since June 2020. Suggests the peak of the recovery is behind us. pic.twitter.com/1kUzgecEgi — Daniel Lacalle (@dlacalle_IA) August 27, 2021 see the pattern here? in 2018 as Fed was hiking …
via @TaviCosta: -% of yield curve inversions surging globally; -15 economies now have 30-yr yields lower than LIBOR overnight rates; -US vs. German 5-year yield spread just broke down from a multi-year support line; -UST vs Bunds 10-year yield spread poised …
by visualcapitalist By 2030, the complexion of the global economy could look very different than it does today. According to recent projections from Standard Chartered, a multinational bank headquartered in London, the next decade will see emerging markets like India and …
by GoldCore – Gold gains due to concerns about slowing growth, monetary and geopolitical risks – Increasing possibility of ‘No Deal’ Brexit heightens recession risks in UK, Ireland – Brexit uncertainty is impacting UK & Irish economies; Likely do long …
via visualcapitalist: Global economics is effectively a numbers game. As long as the data adds up to economic expansion on a worldwide level, it’s easy to keep the status quo rolling. Companies can shift resources to the growing segments, and investors …
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Alarm bells on falling global liquidity https://t.co/WQGdOZmYbl pic.twitter.com/JA1sryldDW — Trevor Noren (@trevornoren) January 16, 2019 Liquidity Worsening. Economies Set To SlowLatest data show major Central Banks’ balance sheet contracts at 6.4% 3m US$ terms. #Fed QE reversal outpacing all major …
via visualcapitalist: The Chart of the Week is a weekly Visual Capitalist feature on Fridays. Today’s emerging markets are tomorrow’s powerhouses, according to a recent forecast from Standard Chartered, a multinational bank headquartered in London. The bank sees developing economies like Indonesia, Turkey, Brazil, and …
by eyeball1234 The inspiration from this viz came after seeing a video on Youtube about saving for retirement (don’t remember the name). The narrator, a guy who was probably in his late 50’s or 60’s, was talking about how exciting it …
via @MI_Investments: Q/T stopped forcing C/B’s to explain $20T bal sheets not temporary. US deficits $1T–>$2T. Debt crises erupt + spread globally. #DebtMatters #Vol #TradersMkt Strong economy, Jay Powell? Or an economy on IV infusions of debt just to maintain …
by Shaun Richards This morning has seen a barrage of economic data released by the National Bureau of Statistics in China. This gives us an opportunity to see if they are catching the economic cold that we have been …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDy5XVkm8FM Revoke the Fed charter, have a debt jubilee for the little people, confiscate the banksters assets, peg dollar to gold. PH
by Shaun Richards As many of you reading this know, I’m what you would call a Tex-Can. I was born and raised in Canada, but I’ve called Texas home for nearly 30 years. I can’t picture U.S. Global Investors headquartered …
Op-Ed by the Saudi owned Al Arabiya, the mouthpiece of the Kingdom’s elites ————– I read the Saudi statement in response to the American proposals regarding sanctions on Saudi Arabia. The information circulating within decision-making circles within the kingdom have gone …
by Simon Black If your retirement plans consist entirely of that pension you’ve been promised, it’s time to start looking elsewhere. As you probably know, pensions are giant pools of capital responsible for paying out retirement benefits to workers. And …
By Bob Shanahan The U.S. economy grew even faster during the second quarter than what was initially reported. New numbers reveal a larger bump in corporate spending. The Trump/GOP tax cuts helped jumpstart the economy from April to June this …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msCuwDf_WTc The EU is a coalition of nations, but in any group there are the ones that do well versus the ones that don’t. Peter Oliver and Hilary Fordwich join Bart Chilton as they discuss everything from Greece to Germany. …
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by visualcapitalist The United States is the world’s largest economy, but sometimes it’s easy to forget just how massive a $19 trillion economy actually is. The only comparable economy in size would be China, but unfortunately the incredible scope of China’s …
The Global Economy Is Slowinghttps://t.co/F1wuhNPhRP — Daniel Lacalle (@dlacalle_IA) April 17, 2018 Credit card defaults hit 6 year high. (S&P/Experian Default Index) Credit risk seems abundant. pic.twitter.com/3bsdGSegf1 — Mark Johnston (@CovfefeCapital) April 17, 2018 https://twitter.com/_globalmacro/status/986206993735090176 "60+ day delinquency rate of …
RT, Released on 4/13/18 Steve Keen is an Australian-born, British-based economist and author. He considers himself a post-Keynesian, criticising neoclassical economics as inconsistent, unscientific and empirically unsupported. Keen was formerly an associate professor of economics at University of Western Sydney, …
Markets vs Centrally Planned economies – It is all about the incentives (Link to Antony’s Book Procrastination Annihilation below) https://www.beyourselfandloveit.com/e…
