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We’ve often written about how the next financial crisis might make the 2008 crisis look like nothing That’s not just hyperbole, it’s a real fear But the reasons behind that haven’t always...
The minds of everyone on Main Street are on inflation and the effect it is having on driving up their cost of living The minds of everyone on Wall Street are on the Federal Reserve and whether or not...
Many people fear the specter of a recession Declining economic growth, higher unemployment, and inflation are all among the hallmarks of recessionary periods Businesses fail, workers fear job loss,...
If there’s one characteristic about US monetary policy that has stood the test of time, it’s that policymakers have almost always presented a united front Even when they may disagree with each...
Fears of a stock market crash are at the back of the minds of many investors We’ve certainly read all the warnings that a crash is imminent, and for a long time Last year saw a “mini-crash”...
With much preliminary March data indicating a really rough time last month, many businesses are warning that April could be even worse Rating agency Fitch is warning that loan defaults could rise to...
Most people realize that mainstream financial institutions don’t like gold In many cases it’s because they can’t make money selling investors on gold, whereas they can make commissions every...
It’s funny sometimes how the mainstream financial media tries to push narratives that are completely at odds with reality With business activity already slowing in the US, China, and elsewhere, and...
On June 23 the UK elected to abandon the European Union (EU) in what can be characterized as a 52% to 48% squeaker Emotional reactions to the event have ranged from giddy triumph in more rural,...
To curb the worst of the Great Recession in 2008, the US Federal Reserve Bank had to resort to extraordinary measures In the lingo of the Fed, they embarked upon an “unprecedented monetary...
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