The Bank of Canada is stuck between the rock of a housing bubble (textbook-based trickle-down confidence-inspiration) and a hard place of a housing bubble (total lack of affordability) as it proclaimed this week that it may withdraw stimulus because,
When the Fed last hiked rates by 25bps in March, China's central bank followed suit almost immediately by engaging in a "soft" hike, raising the rate on its various reverse repo operations by 10bps.
Nearly four months after Donald Trump signed an executive order calling for a review of Wall Street regulations, the administration has laid out part one of its plans for reforming the system in a detailed report released by the Treasury Department l
We used to think of forward guidance as an important, long-term, device in the central bank tool box. As Bloomberg's Richard Breslow explains It was meant to direct investor, business and consumer behavior through the vicissitudes and noise created b
Two weeks ago we asked a question: maybe behind all the rhetoric and constant (ab)use of sophisticated terms like "gamma", "vega", CTAs, risk-parity, vol-neutral, central bank vol-suppression, (inverse) VIX ETFs and so forth ...
Beginning his approach of Larry Summers (CFR, Trilateral Commission, bankster) Luke begins by introducing himself as Luke Rudkowski from We Are Change, and asks if there is anything he can get for him.
"Markets are never wrong" is indisputably correct from a day trader's perspective - the only thing that matters is getting it right about whatever the next price lurch is going to be.
If you want to permanently fix America's economy, there really is no other choice. Even before Ron Paul's rallying cry of "End The Fed" shook America during the peak of the Tea Party movement, I was a huge advocate of shutting down the Feder
yesterday's "who's more bullish for Precious Metals – Macron or Le Pen?," I started with nearly five pages of cold, hard facts – proving across-the-board market manipulation of essentially all Western markets.
(Natural News) And suddenly the storms of early Trumptopia subside, or seem to. The surface of things turns eerily placid as the sweets of May sweep away the toils of an elongated mud season.
Federal prosecutors have subpoenaed several (foreign) banks as part of a criminal investigation into possible manipulation of the U.S. Treasuries market, according to people familiar with the matter.