by Shaun Richards The week just gone has been one of a series of 0.25% increases in interest-rates around the world From the heights of the US Federal Reserve on Wednesday and the ECB yesterday to the Norges Bank. However …
by Shaun Richards Today is interest-rate day in Europe as we wait for the ECB and the Bank of England. But the world background was set last night in New York by the US Federal Reserve, The Committee seeks to …
“If implemented as envisioned, the new policy will fundamentally change our balance of payments and significantly reduce the persistent depreciation of our currency…” Source: https://t.co/jcs9UJko9T — Gold Telegraph ⚡ (@GoldTelegraph_) November 24, 2022
h/t Infamous_Sympathy_91
By Graham Summers, MBA The financial system is currently experiencing a “relief rally.” For the eight weeks ending October 28th, the primary problems facing the financial system were: 1) The collapse of the British Pound/ UK Government Bonds 2) The …
by Violated_Norm https://www.nytimes.com/2022/10/10/us/politics/biden-exaggeration-falsehood.html
https://twitter.com/Breaking911/status/1504528442519433219 h/t Mason Firefly
by Shaun Richards The last few days have seen something of a return of a topic regular readers will find familiar. Let me hand you over briefly to the Financial Times coverage of the issue. The spread between Italian 10-year …
Reminder: some people would rather destroy civilisation than lose weight. pic.twitter.com/Ds8A8rhFbN — RAW EGG NATIONALIST (@Babygravy9) January 13, 2022
$GME pic.twitter.com/q6PDTDcBv9 — Sunchartist (@sunchartist) January 6, 2022
by confoundedinterest17 Is the US engaged in a monetary cold war with Russia? It looks that way if we consider the Index of Global Easing and Tightening from the Council of Foreign Relations. Russia and Brazil are tightening along with Mexico, Colombia, …
"Rather than putting the debt on a stable and then downward path, the President’s budget would blow past the prior record and increase debt levels to 117% of GDP by 2031. The national debt is on an unsustainable path and …
https://twitter.com/NorthmanTrader/status/1386672704170991620 Commodity Momentum, initial stages of a new commodity bull market like the early 1970s, or does it represent the typical post-recession recovery roadmap? India caving in to COVID19 is already a big negative sign if we think they should …
by Martin Armstrong COMMENT: Germany to Decide if It Can Nationalize Private Property. The difference between National Socialism (NS/NAZI) and International Socialism (INS) exactly are five letters and their definition according to that they do is pretty the same. But don´t …
by TFittonJW If generals and colonels at Pentagon, rather than lawyers and agents at DOJ/FBI, were caught talking about overthrowing a president would there be any doubt that it would be called a coup attempt? The ongoing coup against @realDonaldTrump …
by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: It seems the Left Wing Progressives in the US House (opponents of Pelosi) have adopted the Money Market Theory of Prof. Stephanie Kelton of U of MO.-Kansas City to justify unlimited deficit spending of the US Govt. …
https://twitter.com/SohrabAhmari/status/1087708098737905664 There is a reason homeowners can rarely afford to dispense mercy on an overnight invader: Criminal intruders tend to be the dangerous type. What homeowners don’t expect are law enforcers and prosecutors going after them for defending themselves and …
by Shaun Richards Yesterday was another poor day for the Forward Guidance provided by central bankers as we note developments in the US and UK. There was a flurry of media activity around the statement from Bank of England Governor …
It's rather difficult to grasp, why many remain so positive. What would carry the bull run? 1) Global QT2) China slowdown3) Fading US fiscal stimulus4) Peak earnings5) Euro area = mess Am I missing something, or is this just classic …
by mormengil Reasons are: Margin loans, unlike mortgages, are not fixed in duration, are not fixed in interest rate, are secured on assets at a certain market value (or range) rather than secured on an asset disregarding it’s future fluctuations in …
by Daniel Carter The mainstream media’s narratives are a carefully crafted infrastructure, a framework that guides the beliefs and behavior of most citizens. So, when news comes out that contradicts this framework, the media quickly misdirects. They generally do this by …
58% say it’s more important to try to improve relations 36% think U.S. should take strong diplomatic or economic steps Those closely following story on Russia and the 2016 election prefer sanctions WASHINGTON, D.C. — In an era of increasingly …
Unions Take a Hit After Supreme Court Ruling: States are ordered to stop collecting millions of dollars in fees from public workers. Public-sector unions are facing steep falls in revenue and trying to prevent the loss of members in the …
Guest post by joeyaa for example. The other big cost, which historically is extremely high, is the implied interest rate it takes to leverage. I’ll talk about slippage cost first though. The slippage cost is magnified or actually inverted depending on …
George went on to the next question as fast as possible. George Stephanopoulos interviews Donald Trump’s new personal lawyer, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, during an exclusive interview on “This Week.” AC
by TFittonJW Was this on Fox this am for big Russia interview:. http://video.foxnews.com/v/5735636057001/?playlist_id=930909787001#sp=show-clips Watch the latest video at foxnews.com Tweet excerpts: .@TomFitton: "At the end we have this massive Russia investigation find no collusion with the Trump campaign. I don't understand …
Pres. Trump says Democrats didn't applaud for references to low African American and Hispanic unemployment during State of the Union: "Which tells you perhaps they'd rather see us not do well, than see our country do great." https://t.co/ptysqHykAq pic.twitter.com/T9kiCH9yph — …
Uploaded on Oct 2, 2008 Dan Rather talks about the corrupt Corporate media
