by confoundedinterest17 Today’s import and export numbers for the USA show a disturbing trend. US export prices rose +17.2% YoY in July. That is the third consecutive month of +16.9% and above export prices growth. That begs the question: Is …
Following its stress test earlier this year, the Federal Reserve Board on Thursday announced the individual capital requirements for all large banks, effective on October 1. Those capital requirements ensure that the large banks tested will hold roughly $1 trillion …
by Matthew Piepenburg via Gold Switzerland Earlier in July, U.S. President Biden came away from a meeting with Fed Chairman Jerome Powell and calmly announced that in addition to inflation being “short term,” we should fear not, as Biden also “made it clear …
By Matthew Piepenburg Earlier in July, U.S. President Biden came away from a meeting with Fed Chairman Jerome Powell and calmly announced that in addition to inflation being “short term,” we should fear not, as Biden also “made it clear to …
Boom Bust, Released on 7/27/21 As the United States continues to recover from the pandemic’s economic strain, the nation’s central bank is debating its next moves forward. CEO of Quill Intelligence Danielle DiMartino Booth offers an insider’s take on the …
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by JC1812 Disclaimer: This is a leaked chase document so nothing is confirmed, this seems to be leaked back in May of 2021 CSP: $50 Annual Hotel Credit 5X Points – Travel purchases booked through the Chase Travel portal. 3X Points – …
Whoever controls the money supply of the British empire control the empire, and I control the money supply. Nathan Rothschild h/t Familiar-Library-398
by confoundedinterest17 The spread between home price growth and wage earnings is back to the days of the US housing bubble that peaked in 2005. But this time it is different. The 2005 housing bubble was driven by shoddy credit and …
by Josh Sigurdson with Tim Picciott via World Alternative Media Josh Sigurdson talks with Tim Picciott, The Liberty Advisor about recent news coming out of the Federal Reserve meeting where Jerome Powell claims the Fed will increase interest rates twice in 2023 while the Fed’s …
https://www.barrons.com/articles/stock-market-hawkish-fed-51624052659 The Federal Open Market Committee’s latest policy communications raised more questions than answers. Perhaps the biggest one: Can the Fed ever really raise interest rates? At face value, and with a big dose of relativity, this past week’s …
Stansberry Research, Released on 6/16/21 Speaking ahead of Wednesday’s Federal Reserve meeting, Todd “Bubba” Horwitz, founder of BubbaTrading.com says the “three blind mice” are leading the central bank. “They are working with models that are 100 years old and no …
The Federal Reserve Is Slowly Starting To Admit It Has An Inflation Problem The best that can be said of today’s Federal Reserve meeting is that the Fed is no longer in total inflation denial. However, it certainly cannot be …
This financially engineered market is brought to you by @federalreserve – helping the rich and elites put serfs out of homes since 1913. — John Tuld (@BradHuston) June 10, 2021 For those shocked by used car prices, here is the …
by Peccataclamantia Couple of quick points to why the fed balance sheet does not matter. US dollars do not come from the federal reserve. They come from the private commercial banks that you get your loans from. Nobody is borrowing …
https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1395441828430745602 The Fed this summer will take another step ahead in developing a digital currency The Federal Reserve will release a research paper this summer that explores a move to a central bank digital currency. The moves of multiple countries, …
George Gammon, Released on 5/13/21 George Edward Gammon is an American real estate investor and entrepreneur. He produces and stars in a popular YouTube Channel. Prior to 2012, George started, owned, and operated multiple businesses ranging from conventions to advertising. …
Stanley Druckenmiller has warned the Fed is endangering the U.S. dollar reserve currency status by going too far with quantitative easing. More money moving into the stock market. Value stocks have seen more inflows and tech stocks and other growth …
by confoundedinterest17 Chairman Powell, tell me why The Federal Reserve is buying so much agency mortgage-backed securities (MBS) while there is a dearth of available housing inventory? Especially when home prices are growing at 12.2% year-over-year? Mortgage rates were already falling starting …
by Charles Hugh-Smith Yesterday brought news that would have had staff at the US Federal Reserve running to the office of Chair Jerome Powell in the hope of being the first to tell him about it. The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller …
Russia dumps the U.S. Dollar! More money moving into the stock market. Value stocks have seen more inflows and tech stocks and other growth stocks are also performing well. More money is being pumped in from all sides, creating a …
by C Hamilton Total US births are collapsing and likely to continue falling significantly further over the coming decade(s). However, this isn’t our first rodeo…as total births collapsed during the 1960’s ’til early ’80’s…almost inexplicably against a fast growing childbearing …
by C Hamilton 15 to 64 year old US working age population versus US currency in circulation. Honestly, no words are necessary. Year over year changes in 15 to 64 year old US working age population versus currency in circulation. …
Federal Reserve’s Digital Dollar Push Worries Wall Street The financial services industry, braced for what could be its biggest disruption in decades, is about to get an early glimpse at the Federal Reserve’s work on a new digital currency. Wall …
by confoundedinterest17 A picture is worth a thousand words. And inflation is starting to rear its ugly head. Hopefully the Biden management team of Powell and Yellen avoid the disasters of Venezuela where their 9% coupon bond that went from par …
BY JOHN RUBINO After raising interest rates and getting slapped around by the markets last year, the Fed now appears to accept that future monetary policy can only be easy, even at the cost of ever larger and more destabilizing financial …
