China’s debt is more than 250 percent of GDP, higher than the United States. It remains lower than Japan, the world’s most indebted leading economy, but some experts say the concern is that China’s debt has surged at the sort …
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by Shaun Richards Last week ended with us looking at how the ECB was planning to apply the brakes more forcefully on the Euro area economy. We have a new context for this today as Germany released this. WIESBADEN – …
Amazon set to begin new round of layoffs affecting more than 18,000 people @CNBC https://t.co/NxSIgYF14A — Edward Dowd (@DowdEdward) January 18, 2023
by Quant2011 4 decades of super hard long work, and they still accumulated LESS than entity which just prints!
via WSJ: A rapidly aging population, slowing growth in productivity, high debt levels and rising social inequality will weigh on the country’s economic ascent for decades to come, economists said. On Tuesday, the same day that China posted 3% growth, …
by David Haggith December is supposed to be the month when retails sales flourish. Instead, retail sales came in way below expectations. Retailers were left with warehouses full of overstock, and this situation has been dragging on for about a year …
by Charles Hugh-Smith Should the wealth effect reverse as assets fall, capital gains evaporate and investment income declines, the top 10% will no longer have the means or appetite to spend so freely. Soaring wealth-income inequality has all sorts of …
by Martin Armstrong
by Chris Black I guess these people would know. They are the “World Economic Forum,” after all. https://twitter.com/wef/status/1613097209846702080 https://twitter.com/wef/status/1613105965146189825 It’s exhausting to see boomers claiming constantly that these people have everything under control, because that obviously isn’t true. RT: The …
by: JD Heyes (Natural News) The economy created by former President Donald Trump and, with some minor assistance, a GOP-controlled Congress (when the establishment RINOs weren’t fighting him as hard as Democrats) was top-notch, growing, and working for the vast …
Investing.com — The global economy will slow this year as high inflation keeps alive the risk of a recession, according to the latest assessment by the World Bank. Global growth is forecast to slow to 1.7% this year, after estimating …
by Michael The tech industry has become one of the central pillars of our economy, and tech stocks led the way up during the stock market boom. But now tech stocks have been crashing and many of our biggest tech …
by Mike Gleason Don’t want to listen? Read the podcast below! Welcome to this week’s Market Wrap Podcast, I’m Mike Gleason. Gold and silver markets got off to a strong start in the first couple days of trading this year …
MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle calls our economy “complicated”, “not bad” in interview with @laurenboebert Then proceeds to gaslight that Joe Biden lowered gas prices that he helped surge. Still a $1.40 higher than Trump’s low in 2020 and a dollar higher …
No one is buying Jay Powell's hawk act. No one doubts the FOMC actually intends to keep hiking rates and keep rates up, but markets know it ain't happening no matter what policymakers think about the economy. They're ALWAYS wrong.https://t.co/JY98hYnHw5 …
by: JD Heyes (Natural News) Why Republicans did not do better during the November midterms is a subject of debate, but they should have considering the lousy state of the country under two years of Joe Biden and Democratic control of …
IMF'S MANAGING DIRECTOR GEORGIEVA: THE OUTLOOK FOR EMERGING MARKETS IS EVEN MORE BLEAK DUE TO HIGH DEBT LEVELS AND A STRONG US DOLLAR. — FinancialJuice (@financialjuice) January 1, 2023 IMF'S MANAGING DIRECTOR GEORGIEVA: 2023 WILL BE A DIFFICULT YEAR FOR …
by Josh Sigurdson via World Alternative Media Josh Sigurdson reports on the announcement by the Federal Reserve that the CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currency) for the dollar will be put into action in 2023, somewhere between January and July. We are talking about …
by Chris Black Just like the US economy, the UK is worse than first thought. Remember when they said the sanctions would collapse the Russian economy? It turns out they were right – they just meant to say “Western” instead …
You will hear about this tomorrow: Bank of Japan basically broke the world tonight. A minor policy tweak has huge implications that will take weeks to play out. BOJ was the last low yield holdout and now that changes. Spike …
The Used Car Bubble Bust Is Accelerating, Auto Lenders Are So Screwed
via businessinsider: The global economy has entered a period of elevated volatility, and previous investing approaches won’t work anymore, BlackRock said. A recession is imminent but central banks won’t be able to support markets this time by loosening policy, according to …
Manufacturing orders from China down 40% in unrelenting demand collapse U.S. manufacturing orders in China are down 40% in what a logistics manager described to CNBC as an unrelenting demand collapse. Asia-based shipping firm HLS recently told clients it is a …
by Charles Hugh-Smith Who believed that central banks’ financial perpetual motion machine was anything more than trickery designed to generate phantom wealth? Central banks seem to have perfected the ideal financial perpetual motion machine: as credit expands, money pours into risk assets, which shoot higher …
Image by pressfoto From Peter Reagan at Birch Gold Group A classic sign of late-stage speculative bubbles is sentiment-based market action, instead of an approach based on fundamentals. Market sentiment is a fairly simple concept: the feeling or tone of a market, or its crowd psychology, as revealed …
The Day AMERIKA’S economy grinds to a complete stop: Amazon and FedEx are laying off massive numbers of employees before the busiest shopping season of the year. What do you think that means? 1> THERE IS NOT ENOUGH FUEL TO …
