by The Phoenix Over the last week, we’ve been outlining the absurdity of Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s belief that higher inflation and higher interest rates would for the U.S. By quick way of review: 1) Secretary Yellen believes that President …
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by Daniel Lacalle via Mises One of the arguments most used by central banks regarding the increase in inflation is that it is because of bottlenecks and that the recovery in demand has created tensions in the supply chain. However, the evidence shows us that …
By Chris Black The same people who own the FED, aka private transnational bankers, are also running Wall Street. If you want a real lesson in economics, I’ll give you one. Wall Street is 100% fake with the only goal …
by Charles Hugh-Smith We’re getting a real-world economics lesson in rip-your-face-off increases in prices, and the tuition is about to go up–way up. Inflation will be transitory, blah-blah-blah–I beg to differ, for these reasons. There are numerous structural sources of inflation, …
by confoundedinterest17 Inflation is on the mind of many investors. Whether it is permanent or transitory. US Core inflation (CPI less food and energy) rose 3.8% year-over-year and beat expectations of 3.5% year-over-year. Core inflation is the highest since February 1992. …
by Shaun Richards The last 24 hours have seen quite a pick-up in the debate over likely levels of infation in the UK. The starting gun was fired by a letter to the Financial Times from Baron King of Lothbury …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96NR9jAjXQ0 The last two gold bull cycles, culminating in peaks in 1980 and 2011, were both followed by a price correction and then a multi-year consolidating pattern.
by Michael Snyder The pace at which conditions are changing is catching a lot of people off guard. Here in the United States, we have been in a low inflation environment for most of the past four decades, and so …
by confoundedinterest17 With The Federal Reserve going where no central bank has gone before and the Biden Administration and Congress spending like spoiled children, it is no surprise that Citi’s Inflation Surprise Index is off the charts and at its highest …
#inflation is #transitory: #NFIB Small Business edition:- pic.twitter.com/xbxh0dQdfw — Cantillon Consulting (@CantillonCH) June 8, 2021 May @NFIB Small Business Optimism weaker than expected at 99.6 vs. 101 est. & 99.8 prior; compensation & job creation plans up along with sales …
Traders Bet on Return of $100 Oil… Traders have alighted on what some believe to be a one-way bet in the world’s most important commodity market: oil prices going to $100 a barrel. They have scooped up call options tied …
Tim, Ian, and Lydia join artists George Alexopoulos and Seamus Coughlin of FreedomToons to examine the latest, worrying numbers on the US debt clock page.
By Matthew Piepenburg History is a funny thing, almost as funny as human nature. The policy makers, including their latest meme of “transitory inflation,” are no exception to such psychological tragi-comedy. In short, we don’t see inflation as “transitory.” Transitory Hope, …
by David Haggith Let’s look at what has continued to develop with inflation in the short time since my May articles on the subject because inflation is going to cause the Fed’s “Great Recovery” but burn up in its own incendiary …
https://twitter.com/NorthmanTrader/status/1400913370455420932 GLOBAL 🌎 FOOD PRICES pic.twitter.com/LJShOoz8hp — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) June 4, 2021 Output Prices 🚀🚀🚀 pic.twitter.com/voLSnUvFl6 — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) June 5, 2021
by Charles Hugh-Smith The higher they push phantom “assets” based on exponential increases in leverage, the greater the air gap between essential tangibles and fantasy. Inflation is in the news, but there are a couple of things about inflation that don’t get …
President Joe Biden‘s plan for a $6 trillion spending spree could risk overheating a US economy that is already rebounding from the COVID-19 pandemic and send inflation spiraling out of control. Biden has announced three major tax and spending proposals that he argues …
by David Haggith The S&P 500 failed a breakthrough on Thursday and tucked its head back below its 4200 ceiling again, where it has remained rangebound for weeks. Job news on the economic front that many analysts toasted as great could …
by Shaun Richards Today we can look East and catch-up on the state of play in India. The crucial message from the Reserve Bank of India or RBI earlier was this. Taking these factors into consideration, real GDP growth is …
by Claudio Grass via Claudiograss.ch The hidden tax A lot of people might be aware of historical cases of hyperinflation, like that of Hungary and the Weimar Republic, or even contemporary ones, like that of Venezuela. And yet, these are taught or reported …
Today Kevin Smith (CEO of Gold Mountain INT.) joins us to share his thoughts on the economy and why the current money printing by the Government always lead to inflation. During our discussion we touched on the problems monetary policy …
by confoundedinterest17 There is no doubt that the US Federal Reserve has strayed from its original mission (a safer, more flexible, and more stable monetary and financial system) to an asset bubble creator and preserver. The Fed has a dual mandate (thanks to Congress …
With prices rising substantially across just about every sector, the most common questions we’ve been receiving involve Mike Maloney’s theory of a potential short-term deflation before big inflation, or even hyperinflation. Watch today’s video update to get his latest thoughts.
How World Ran Out of Everything… In the story of how the modern world was constructed, Toyota stands out as the mastermind of a monumental advance in industrial efficiency. The Japanese automaker pioneered so-called Just In Time manufacturing, in which …
by Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics “April 2021 money supply and monetary base growth continued to explode” – John Williams, Shadowstats.com Williams is referencing the “base” monetary aggregates which are compiled monthly. The Fed’s balance sheet grows by the week, hitting $7.922 trillion …
John Maynard Keynes famously said: “When the facts change, I change my mind. What do you do sir?” One has to hope that now that the inflation facts have changed, U.S. policymakers will not be quite as dismissive as they have …
In today’s show, you will learn if a rising money supply and Federal Reserve balance sheet will lead to hyper inflation or another financial crisis. You’ll also learn how crude oil prices are a leading indicator for where inflation is …
The China PMI measure looking specifically at input costs surged to highest in over 10 years in May. pic.twitter.com/xcLILxhcUC — David Ingles (@DavidInglesTV) May 31, 2021 United States consumers are feeling the pinch of rising prices. pic.twitter.com/UgQ2zer37W — …
