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Government Study Admits Fed Policies Have Deepened Downturn For Many
Via The Daily Bell, Wealthy Have Nearly Healed From Recession; the Poor Haven’t … The Great Recession and the subsequent recovery from it have deepened the wedge between the very wealthy and everyone else in America, plunging the poor deeper into debt and wiping out two-fifths of the wealth held by families in the heart of the middle class.
The Prospects For Money
Submitted by Alasdair Macleod via GoldMoney.com, In my view, this new bout of turmoil in financial markets is the prelude to the final demise of government currency. If I’m right, a long-expected collapse in the purchasing power, and of the very concept of fiat currency, will evolve from current events. The purpose of this article is to explain why monetary theory predicts a currency collapse.
US Imports Biggest "Disinflationary Impulse" In 6 Years At Worst Possible Time
August's import prices dropped a stunning 11.4% YoY, the biggest drop since September 2009. This faster-than-expected deceleration suggests "another leg lower" according to TD's Millan Mulraine, as USD strength and renewed energy declines feed through the price channel and reverses a hope-filled mid-year drift higher. This is the 13th month of YoY drops (and 111th of last 12 MoM drops) flashing a recessionary warning.
Pending Home Sales Miss, NAR Says Stock Plunge Is Good For Housing Affordability
The US housing market has, inexplicably, been touted by the economy bulls as the bastion of stability and growth in an economy that has otherwise been sinking in recent months (the reality is that the high end of the market continues to be supported by Chinese and other offshore capital flows, while the middle-remains gutted as recently confirmed by a record low homeownership rate and record high asking rents).
Japan's Dire Message To Yellen: "Don't Raise Rates Soon"
We think it is more useful to compare economics and interest rates in ...because they are all periods of a ‘balance-sheet recession’ (or similarly, ‘secular stagnation’). Many commentators and policy makers don’t fully appreciate or acknowledge this distinction from the more frequent ‘inventory-cycle’ type recessions. There are so many parallels between these three that it is next to impossible to dismiss the comparison.
Deja Deja Deja Vu All Over Again
Elio Motors announced earlier this week that it has received “non-binding indications of interest” valued over $25MM through its initial crowdfunding campaign on StartEngine. To date, the company has...
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