John Rubino: Crash Alert: That “Spinning Out Of Control” Feeling
Let’s start with regional and local banks, where two bad things are happening. First, their “safe” bond portfolios have tanked in the past year, embedding paper losses
Let’s start with regional and local banks, where two bad things are happening. First, their “safe” bond portfolios have tanked in the past year, embedding paper losses
Guest Post by MN Gordon at Economic Prism: According to this week’s Commerce Department report, U.S. GDP increased at an annualized rate of 1.1 percent
Guest post by Alasdair Macleod from Goldmoney.com: Probably the greatest error in modern economics was the abandonment of Say’s law, otherwise known as the law
Guest post by George Ford Smith from the Mises Institute: This will be brief, appropriate to the topic at hand. It consists of a quote
Guest post by Ryan McMaken from the Mises Wire: In another sign of weakness for the job market, the total number of employed persons in the
Guest post by Matthew Piepenburg from his blog on GlodSwitzerland.com: One can’t emphasize enough how dangerous the current macro setting is in the wake of
Guest post by Peter Schiff from his blog on SchiffGold.com: The Federal Reserve is between a rock and a hard place, and it’s going to
If there was only one causal factor nudging the economy into recession, it might be a mild, brief recession. But with all five conditions in
The debate between an outlook for inflation versus recession intensifies. We appear to be moving on from the stagflation story into outright fears over monetary
Central bankers’ narratives are falling apart. And faced with unpopularity over rising prices politicians are beginning to question central bank independence. Driven by the groupthink
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