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With low test rates, COVID-19 spreads in shadows… NYC Cases Suddenly Double
Paris (AFP) – The lack of available tests for COVID-19 means the world is effectively fighting the pandemic blind and may not know the true extent of infection for months … Read more
Imagine if 1 in 4 goods imported from Asia suddenly stopped coming. Impact just starting.
Port of Los Angeles is projecting a 25% drop in container volumes this month, as the economic impact of the coronavirus spreads across shipping operations and foreign supply chain. Imagine … Read more
HOW CONVENIENT – CNN suddenly admits they got the 2020 Russia story wrong…
www.cnn.com/2020/02/23/politics/…index.html Washington (CNN)The US intelligence community’s top election security official appears to have overstated the intelligence community’s formal assessment of Russian interference in the 2020 election, omitting important nuance during … Read more
Why Are Volcanoes All Over The Globe Suddenly Shooting Giant Clouds Of Ash Miles Into The Air?
by Michael Snyder There certainly hasn’t been a lack of seismic activity so far in 2020. Just a few days ago, I wrote about the horrific earthquake swarm that Puerto Rico is … Read more
Mike Adams: The Answer To Tyranny Is Suddenly Obvious – Armed Militias In Every County
by Mike Adams via Natural News (Natural News) Nothing scares authoritarian-minded Leftists more than the word “militia.” It brings to their twisted minds images of banjos and chew spit drool, long beards and … Read more
Why Are Oil Markets Suddenly So Volatile?
By Josh Owens Market Movers – The newsfeed this week has been inundated with updates on Aramco’s IPO developments. On the retail side, the Aramco IPO has reached $7.21 billion … Read more
Dallas Fed: Ballooning Debt Could Suddenly Become a Big Issue for Economy
Dallas Federal Reserve President Robert Kaplan is worried about ballooning levels of corporate debt and what would happen if there was a sudden deterioration in credit quality. “My concern is … Read more
BRINKSMANSHIP: Maybe they hope it will be voted down! Suddenly, House Democrats want a formal vote on impeachment.
via althouse: The NYT reports. The vote will take place on Thursday, and it will be presented as whether to “affirm” the inquiry… which seems to say that they don’t want … Read more
A Third of the World’s Consumers Are Suddenly Nervous to Spend
MUMBAI/BEIJING (BLOOMBERG) – Down the street from Mumbai’s grand colonial-era Royal Opera House, Deepak Gurnaney sits in his small electronics shop in front of rows of flat screen TVs flashing … Read more
Hmm. Hillary starts making noises about getting into the race, and suddenly . . . No, that’s crazy talk. Bernie Sanders cancels campaign events after being hospitalized with blocked artery
Bernie Sanders cancels events after undergoing heart procedure Bernie Sanders has undergone a heart procedure for an artery blockage and is canceling events until further notice, according to his campaign office. … Read more
Unstoppable Negative Yields Suddenly Become Stoppable
Snapback Bloodletting in the Overripe Bond Market. This is the transcript from my podcast last Sunday, THE WOLF STREET REPORT: OK, so we’ve got ourselves one heck of a snapback in … Read more
Suddenly Leveraged Loan Issuance Gets Rough
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Fifth deal croaked in August. Moody’s has a cow over Ancestry.com’s deal. Deals had to be sweetened to find buyers. Retail investors bail out. Despite the … Read more
The Real Reasons Why The Media Is Suddenly Admitting To The Recession Threat
Authored by Brandon Smith via Alt-Market.com, One thing that is important to understand about the mainstream media is that they do tell the truth on occasion. However, the truths they admit to … Read more
Is There A Hidden Political Agenda? The Mainstream Media Is Suddenly Full Of Stories About The Coming Recession
by Michael Snyder All of a sudden, it seems like the mainstream media just can’t stop talking about “the coming recession”. If you go to Google News and type in … Read more
The Biggie that Used to Be Strong: Nonresidential Construction Spending Suddenly Sags
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Only feeble signs of manufacturing returning to the US (you’ve got to build the plants first). Construction spending, an important part of the US economy, has … Read more