John Rubino: Recession Watch: Unsustainable Interest Rates
It’s important to note here that John does not mention tariffs. That’s because tariffs have nothing to do with current government spending and the debt
It’s important to note here that John does not mention tariffs. That’s because tariffs have nothing to do with current government spending and the debt
This blog I’m going to share with you is perhaps one of the reasons Charles Hugh Smith does not include a section for comments on
Guest post from Shan N., an economist based in India: Moody’s downgraded the US government’s credit rating on May 16th from Aaa to Aa1, citing
Guest post from Mish Shedlock at MishTalk.com: Consumer sentiment soured in May, especially among Republicans. The University of Michigan Consumer Survey shows a souring
Originally posted by Richard Mills at Ahead of the Herd: Donald Trump has boldly imposed a new era of US economic policy dominated by tariffs,
Originally posted by Mish Shedlock at Mishtalk.com: Looking ahead, year-over-year comparisons are very difficult. That’s on top of tariffs. CPI year-over-year data from
Originally posted by Adam Hamilton at Zeal LLC: The US stock markets have been a wild ride, nearly plummeting into a new bear before screaming
Originally posted by Christopher Whalen at the Daily Reckoning: President Abraham Lincoln is considered to be the moral savior of the United States for ending
Guest post from MN Gordon at Economic Prism: Terror. Confusion. Regret. These must have been the thoughts and emotions that raced through Gary Hoy’s
Guest post from Shanmuganathan N, author of “RIP U$D: 1971-202X …and the Way Forward”: The world is in the middle of an escalating tariff
Guest post from Keith Weiner at Monetary Metals: Warren Buffett, one of the world’s most successful investors, has never been shy when it
Originally posted by Jorge Besada at Mises.org: Ludwig von Mises wrote: It is ideas that group men into fighting factions, that press the weapons
Originally posted by Everett Millman at Gainsville Coins: Like any other business, the gold and silver coin market has its share of rip-offs. You
Originally posted by Jim Rickards at The Daily Reckoning: With so much attention focused on U.S. stock markets, it seems timely to pivot away from
Originally posted by Adam Hamilton at Zeal LLC: Gold just soared to crazy-overbought levels, among its most-extreme in modern history! Though still nowhere near
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