Chevron Corp. has won U.S. approval to resume and expand its oil operations in Venezuela, the U.S. government announced on Saturday. The Treasury Department said Chevron has been issued an expanded license to import petroleum or petroleum products produced by its joint …
https://twitter.com/WifeyAlpha/status/1494314350093422594 Minutes show Fed ready to raise rates, shrink balance sheet soon Federal Reserve officials outlined plans for interest rate hikes and a reduction in the asset holdings on their balance sheet at their last meeting. Minutes released Wednesday from …
This video is 5 years old and the @federalreserve is STILL pumping $120+ billion a month into the GINI coefficient. https://t.co/fhOTuvbgCL — Rudy Havenstein, Senior Markets Commentator. (@RudyHavenstein) November 1, 2021 2/2 And speaking of food prices … that last …
by confoundedinterest17 US new home sales rose a whopping 14% in September as the median price of new home sales rose 20.1%. Existing home sales still remain low allowing median prices to soar with Fed money printing. New home sales surged …
by gfountyyc https://reddit.com/link/pvzs6y/video/mttqyq7e8wp71/player Hey guys, I was watching NFL with my lady like I do every Sunday, and I saw a new ad that I thought was pretty wild. Usually, it’s commercials for trucks, pizza, or fast and furious movies, …
by Shaun Richards This morning has seen policy announcements from two of the world’s main central banks. First from Japan which has taken policy further than anyone else and then from the world’s oldest central bank the Riksbank of Sweden. …
U.S. oil production jumped to 11.6 million barrels a day last week, a fact that will not be lost on OPEC and its partner Russia when they meet over the weekend. An OPEC and non OPEC committee meets in Abu …
This article was written by Colin McWey, CFA, Portfolio Manager The recent upward march of yields on the 10-year Treasury bond have brought volatility to growth stocks and growth investors… but may be welcome news to value investors. As you can …
via investmentresearchdynamics: The pension crisis is inching closer by the day. @CalPERS just voted to increase the amount cities must pay to the agency. Cities point to possible insolvency if payments keep rising but CalPERS is near insolvency itself. It may …