Authored by Mike Shedlock via MishTalk, Jim Puplava thinks a liquidity crisis is on the horizon. I agree, adding that the problem is global. Please pay attention to Jim Puplava at Financial Sense. He says a Liquidity Crisis Looming. In total, …
Rising borrowing costs are seen hitting both dollar and local debt. via Enda Curran and Lianting Tu Emerging-market companies and governments straining to deal with the rising cost of borrowing in dollars face increasing pressure as a record slew of bonds …
High-debt levels combined with rising rates means increasing financial pain for borrowers. The eventual result is an all-out credit collapse.See a chart that suggests a debt implosion may be closer than many observers realize. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pk0Krib_Yng
via Anne-Marie Baiynd Broad Stock Market Futures Outlook for April 2, 2018 For the fifth day, we sit in a range of motion and though the range is a bit wide, it is still a bit of a messy patch that requires …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Market still blows off Fed, Treasury selloff, and volatility in stocks. “Leveraged loans,” extended to junk-rated and highly leveraged companies, are too risky for banks to keep on their books. Banks sell them to loan mutual …
by GoldCore London Property Crash Looms As Prices Drop To 2 1/2 Year Low – London homeowners cut property prices by another 1.4% in January – Average price for a London house dropped by £22,000 to £600,926 in 2017 – …
by GoldCore Gold bullion tends to rise January and February before Chinese New Year (see table) Gold is nearly 8% and $100 higher since Fed raised rates one month ago Options traders are bullish and suggest gold has room to …