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Trump is desperate to reduce the trade deficit. Perhaps his trade policies will do just that, via global recession.
The BLS says wages are rising faster than the CPI. Prospective home buyers would not agree.
Goldman Sachs has reportedly grown cautious on consumer lending, signaling concern over what stage the credit cycle is in.
The U.S. has used the system as a stick before. Continuing down this path could trigger de-dollarization and an ensuing currency crisis.
A Failed "Blue Wave" Congressional Takeover Will Trigger An Economic Collapse and Coup Against Trump
After a surprising slump in the use of revolving, i.e. credit card, debt when in the months of June and July US consumers "charged" only $639 million during the peak summer months...
As noted earlier, September was a hurricane-affected month for payrolls, resulting in lower than expected jobs across several categories, among which Leisure and Hospitality jobs were the hardest hit.
Having started the week on such a high note, settling with the SEC and agreeing to be a grown-up C-level exec once again, Tesla's Elon Musk has drifted day-by-day back into bad habits and along with his drift, his company's share price has collapsed
It has long been speculated that Mattress Firm, the US mattress retailing giant, was in a solvency crisis, largely as a result of an aggressive expansion strategy in recent years coupled with the spectacular collapse of its parent, Steinhoff Internat
Doug Casey (Chairman of Casey Research; Best-selling author; World-renowned Speculator; Libertarian Philosopher) on the economic future - Richard Grove (Tragedy and Hope) weighs in on the #MeToo Movement, the political circus, Ross Ulbricht, what are
Chris Duane Video-Real World Spending of INSANE Government Debt!
Money manager Peter Schiff was in a small group warning of a coming financial meltdown that happened in 2008.
Leveraging Blockchain to Improve the Post-Trade Process
A rise in vacancies in the U.S. is pushing down rents
One week after JPMorgan's head quant Marko Kolanovic laid out a surprisingly gloomy outlook for the future of the world's reserve currency, warning in no uncertain terms that Trump's "unilateral policies" are the biggest risk "of bringing major power
With its plaintive call for balanced budgets, the fiscal hawk once pervaded Washington. But it's getting harder to spot one.
This bull market run has echoes of the late 1920s, Nobel Prize-winning economist Shiller says
It's been a rough year for Manhattan's home sellers, and they're not about to catch a break any time soon.
With yet another Fed rate hike having taken place recently, and with Jerome Powell signaling aggressive rate hikes going forward, analysts and investors are wondering if, and when, the American economy is going to start feeling the pain. People are s
By nearly any measure, this city is booming. The unemployment rate is below 3 percent. There is so much construction that a local newspaper started a "crane watch" feature. Seemingly every week brings headlines about companies bringing high-payi
In late 2018, the bad economic news just keeps rolling in. At a time when consumer confidence is absolutely soaring, the underlying economic numbers are clearly telling us that enormous problems are right around the corner.
Annual spending growth outpaced annual income growth for the 7th month in a row in August but month-over-month, incomes rose less than expected as The Fed's favorite inflation indicator modestly disappointed MoM.
Interest rates on U.S. 30-year fixed-rate mortgages increased to their highest levels in more than seven years in line with bond yields which rose on the view of sturdy economic growth and heavy debt supply, data from Freddie Mac showed on Thursday.
Interest rates on U.S. 30-year fixed-rate mortgages increased to their highest levels in more than seven years in line with bond yields which rose on the view of sturdy economic growth and heavy debt supply, data from Freddie Mac showed on Thursday.
Interest rates on U.S. 30-year fixed-rate mortgages increased to their highest levels in more than seven years in line with bond yields which rose on the view of sturdy economic growth and heavy debt supply, data from Freddie Mac showed on Thursday.
It was the summer of 1965, and I was recuperating from a broken arm in the home where I grew up in West Virginia. I couldn't swim or play baseball with my friends since I had a cast on my arm, and I was bored silly. Looking for something to read, I
In its FOMC statement, the Fed says the economy continues to strengthen, unemployment is low, and spending is strong.
I was convinced that zero percent interest rates and QE 1, 2, 3, and 4--the response to the meltdown that started in 2007--would bring on a disaster sooner, not later. They've caused people to borrow more and save less, which is a formula for pov
It's long been an article of faith in the sound money community that the Fed, by bailing out every dysfunctional financial entity in sight, would eventually be forced to choose between the deflationary collapse of a mountain of bad debt and the inf