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On Nov. 18, Peter Schiff appeared on RT Boom Bust to talk stock markets, trade war and Federal Reserve policy. He said that right now the Fed is doing a good job stimulating the bubbles, but ultimately, it's going to end very poorly.
Why Is "The Fed" Secretly Bailing Out Banks While Simultaneously Hording Gold?
The Federal Reserve is the federal entity charged with determining the quantity of money in the American economy. To boost the economy, it expands the money supply.
Damned if we do, damned if we don't.. pass me a penny.. "
Josh Sigurdson talks with Tim Picciott of The Liberty Advisor about today's tweet from President Trump regarding negative interest rates as he calls a surprise meeting with Jerome Powell.
Prettifying Toxic Waste
Well, they've done it again. By "they" I of course mean the US Federal Reverse and all the other central banks combined.
This talk was delivered on November 9, 2019, at the Mises Institute symposium in Lake, Jackson, Texas.
This week, the U.S. national debt reached the 23 trillion dollar mark for the first time ever.
Fed Chair Powell is due to testify to the Congressional Joint Economic Committee at 1100 ET today.
...according to former U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, there is no need for a digital currency issued by central banks at all.
When the New York Federal Reserve began pumping billions of dollars a day into the repurchasing (repo) markets (the market banks use to make short-term loans to each other) in September, they said this would only be necessary for a few weeks.
Central banking can only exist at the expense of Liberty. The longer that it exists, the more Liberty it destroys. Ultimately, one of the two must give.
The stock market keeps hitting new highs and employment reports continue to look good. President Trump and central bankers at the Fed like to point to this and tell us that the economy is doing good.
The "mother of all bubbles" in the sovereign debt market, Zidle says, is the catalyst that will likely trigger the next recession. He expects that to happen between mid-2020 and the end of 2021. All that and more below…
If it seems like it was just over a month ago that the repo market suddenly suffered its biggest cardiac arrest since the financial crisis, when overnight repo rates exploded from 2% to 10% in an instant with no observable news or catalyst on the 11t
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Let's get to the bottom line on all this "rate cut" nonsense.
Today's latest quarterly refunding announcement was closely watched for any commentary on how the Treasury may respond to the Fed's...
While the assumption is that Fed officials (having passed on the opportunity to lean against dovish market expectations) would not shock the market and vote to keep rates unchanged (96% odds and Fed has never surprised at that level), that's precisel
Years ago, markets used to pay a lot of attention to the money supply and trade deficits. Now, these numbers barely get a passing mention. In his latest podcast, Peter Schiff said he thinks what is old will become new again and trade deficits and mon
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The U.S. government & it's monopoly money-printer known as The Federal Reserve have painted themselves into a bankruptcy corner. Not only are more and more foreign nations rejecting America's aggressive and militant foreign policy, but they're also r
Jay Powell and The Fed have avoided President Trump's twitter ire for a while, but ahead of next week's FOMC meeting, the president has come out swinging...
With stocks threatening to close in the red, late on Wednesday the Fed sparked a furious last hour rally...
In the past month, a feud has erupted in the financial media and across capital markets between defenders of the Fed, who praise the return of its unprecedented easing in the form of $60BN in monthly T-Bill purchases, by refusing to call it by its re
After years of denials by the Fed and its minions in the controlled corporate media, the Federal Reserve had to admit this week that it's beginning its fourth round of so-called "quantitative easing" since the Lehman collapse and ensuing financ
After years of denials by the Fed and its minions in the controlled corporate media, the Federal Reserve had to admit this week that it's beginning its fourth round of so-called "quantitative easing" since the Lehman collapse and ensuing financ