by Sammy Cartagena With June 2021 CPI growth being at a thirteen-year high, inflation has been on a lot of people’s minds lately. You can’t blame them, seeing as over 23 percent of all dollars in existence were created in 2020 alone. Although …
From Birch Gold Group The U.S. Treasury publishes its balance sheet annually. The most recent, for fiscal year 2020, is so egregiously out of whack it might be hard to wrap your head around: Total Assets: $5.95 trillion Total Liabilities: $32.74 trillion Net …
The Deep Dive, Released on 8/17/21 Cassandra welcomes back Todd Bubba Horwitz, CEO of Bubba Trading, on the Daily Dive. He shares his take on the US jobs report, the impact of inflation on trading strategies, and his forseen problems …
In 20 years, this transitory inflation occupation shall also end pic.twitter.com/84Gsx3iqL9 — zerohedge (@zerohedge) August 16, 2021 https://twitter.com/NorthmanTrader/status/1427242283074822145
by: JD Heyes (Natural News) Americans didn’t hear much about inflation during the previous administration because prices for food and commodities weren’t out of sync with rising wages that all demographics enjoyed under President Donald Trump’s kick-butt economy. His policies were …
https://twitter.com/silviainsydney9/status/1426850770578595851 #recession … #Fed Pushing on a String edition https://t.co/mJYiosPCMi — Invariant Perspective (@InvariantPersp1) August 15, 2021 Lovely while it lasts: Stock markets have decoupled from the real economy. Global mkt cap now equal to 139% of global GDP, way …
US inflation is at 5.4%/yr for July. Consumers are paying the price. With the explosive growth in the US money supply, I predict that inflation will reach 6%-9% by the end of the year. Inflation will be Biden’s Achilles’s heal. …
by Peter Schiff of Peter Schiff Podcast Gold reacts counterintuitively to inflation fears. Fed changes the definition of transitory inflation. Q2 Productivity numbers disappoint analysts. Biggest government expansion of the welfare state since the New Deal and Great Society. Elizabeth Warren wants to …
Photo by cottonbro From Birch Gold Group The U.S. Treasury publishes its balance sheet annually. The most recent, for fiscal year 2020, is so egregiously out of whack it might be hard to wrap your head around: Total Assets: $5.95 trillion Total Liabilities: …
by confoundedinterest17 Today’s import and export numbers for the USA show a disturbing trend. US export prices rose +17.2% YoY in July. That is the third consecutive month of +16.9% and above export prices growth. That begs the question: Is …
Price inflation could undermine President Joe Biden’s sweeping infrastructure agenda, but the White House will not admit it. Consumer prices last month were 5.4% higher than July 2020, reaching the same elevated level as June and the largest spike since …
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Nearly 80 percent of Americans blame Biden for inflation surge: poll The vast majority of Americans say surging grocery and household goods prices are causing them financial hardship and nearly 80 percent blame the Biden administration’s economic policies, a new …
by confoundedinterest17 Well, economists were expecting a 7.2% YoY print of the Producer Price Index – Final Demand. But July’s print came in hot … at +7.8% YoY. Compare that with the Core Consumer Price Index YoY of +4.3%. The month-over-month …
by confoundedinterest17 US inflation remains nears its highest level since 1991, but moderated slightly. The Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) increased 0.5 percent in July on a seasonally adjusted basis after rising 0.9 percent in June, the U.S. Bureau …
by Simon Black In the year 1202 in the town of Albi in southern France, the local market price for a measure of wheat was 34 grams of silver. Decades later in the year 1290, the price of wheat was exactly …
By Egon von Greyerz In a recent episode of The Keiser Report, Egon von Greyerz and Max Keiser discuss the 50th anniversary of the demise of Bretton Woods, Nixon suspending the dollar’s convertibility into gold, “transitory” inflation, how stock and bond markets are pricing-in inflation expectations, and …
Credit markets are highly risky today and it doesn’t seem to come up on the radar of the regulators. What else is new? Real estate continues to increase in price right now as we see low interest rates keep this …
Lance Roberts from Real Investment Advice shares insight into deflation or inflation, the scenario of real deflation followed by helicopter money, UBI, weakest link today, why is debt a problem? Print forever? Portfolio structure, biggest long term concern for the …
by Charles Hugh-Smith The global economy may have finally run up against hard limits of “infinite substitution” and “infinite expansion” funded by central-bank free money. We are in an interesting Hall of Mirrors moment: prices are rising, yet we’re assured by the Federal …
by Peter Schiff of Peter Schiff Podcast Inflation creating illusion of economic growth. Oil prices go up, but energy stocks get beat up. Fed won’t wage a war on inflation, never mind win it. Robinhood steals from the poor and gives to a …
Everybody is very worried about inflation right now, but perhaps we should be more worried about the price creep already taking place before our eyes.
by Arkadiusz Sieron of Sunshine Profits The bond yields dropped despite surging inflation. It’s not a usual thing on the market, so we have to ask: what does it mean for gold? The markets hide many mysteries. One of them is the recent …
Steve Hanke who was part of the Reagan admin specializing on the economy, claims that the massive inflation we’re seeing & will continue to see is 100% caused by the explosion of our money supply (Feds pumping money) He also said that …
by confoundedinterest17 REAL mortgage rates, defined as the Freddie Mac 30-year rate LESS alternative measures of inflation, vary from -1.189% (based on today’s PCE Deflator YoY) to -13.815% (based on the largest asset in a household’s portfolio, the house, that is …
by confoundedinterest17 I wonder if the US House of Lords (aka, the US Senate) is paying attention to anything other than how much money that can spend … that we don’t have. Ah, the magic printing press! But printing that much …
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 Kimble Charting As inflation concerns remain in the headlines, today we look at the potential of food inflation by looking at cattle futures prices (i.e. beef). Earlier this week we analyzed hard commodities Copper and Silver, as they are inputs and …
