In early 2021, COVID-19 restrictions remain in place across Europe. Yet, as Statista’s Katharina Buchholz notes, reluctance to go into a full-fledged lockdown has some countries applying a hodgepodge of
Jaime Carrasco on Palisades Gold Radio From the show notes: Tom welcomes forward thinker and returning guest Jaime Carrasco of Canaccord Genuity to the show. Copper is the global barometer for economic
by confoundedinterest17 Freddie Mac’s 30-year mortgage survey rate ticked-up to 2.79% in the latest reading. The US Treasury 10-year yield has been rising since August. Treasury volatility remains low. The US
by Przemyslaw Radomski via Sunshine Profits Gold prices fell in Tuesday’s trading, on fears of a new and faster spreading strain of the coronavirus in the U.K. Meanwhile, the U.S. dollar strengthened and
by Martin Armstrong Democrats are like zebra, they change their stripes according to self-interest whereas the Republicans can become white elephants when required. In this case, the mainstream media and
This is one of the dumbest things we’ve ever done. It can take a decade to evaluate the effects from a new vaccine. Here she even admits towards the end
by Peter Krauth via Streetwise Reports Bailouts and stimulus are not the best solution to the Covid pandemic. What is? Possibly…insurance. I know it’s far from perfect, but I think it could still
By Robert Lambourne via GATA By Robert Lambourne Monday, November 9, 2020 The recently reported October statement of account of the Bank for International Settlements — www.bis.org/banking/balsheet/statofacc201031.pdf — discloses that the bank’s use
General election odds fluctuated slightly throughout the weekend and ultimately ended up exactly where we left off on Thursday. Trump remains a +170 betting underdog with the general election just
by JD Heyes via Natural News (Natural News) It’s been blatantly obvious for years now that the deep state involving elements of the Justice Department and FBI, the ‘mainstream’ media and the intelligence
Northern Trust After decades of increasing globalization in trade, capital flows and people, the tide has tilted towards de-globalization. Measures of trade openness have been on a steady decline over
By Alex Kimani Long relegated to the trash heap of utopic clean energy technologies in the realm of harvesting energy from black holes, nuclear fusion is suddenly making a big comeback–and
The overarching message from central banks remains consistent: None of them can sustainably afford having a strong currency. – Artificially low rates– Ballooning deficits– Extreme monetary dilution – Historically inflated
by Lance Roberts A typical mainstream media claim is the March decline was “the bear market,” and the next bull market cycle has begun. Unfortunately, March was not a “bear market,” but just a correction
Crude oil declined quite substantially this week, and it doesn’t look that the decline will be over just yet. After a given market clearly moves in a certain direction, corrective
