Will A Weak Dollar Bail Out Emerging Markets? Nope
Back in the simpler days of 2019, there was this (now completely forgotten) impending crisis in which emerging market countries’ dollar-denominated debt was going to
Back in the simpler days of 2019, there was this (now completely forgotten) impending crisis in which emerging market countries’ dollar-denominated debt was going to
First developing countries blew up. Then real estate topped and started to roll over. Now oil has entered what CNBC just called its “longest losing
2008 has special significance for gold bugs, both because of the money they lost in August of year and the money they made in the
Excerpted from Michael Pento’s Pento Portfolio Strategies China appears to have more to lose from a trade war with the US simply because the math
One of the things giving “data-driven” central banks wiggle room on their pledge to tighten monetary policy is the fact that there are several definitions
Oil prices are up over the past year, which is bad if you’re, say, a developing country that imports a lot of the stuff. But
This has been a uniquely boring stretch for gold and silver – especially considering all the things going on in the world that ought to
The dollar collapse thesis – which ends with all fiat currencies achieving their intrinsic value of zero — doesn’t preclude some thrills and chills along
Ah, Italy. My people; fun to be around, a nightmare to govern. And now an existential threat to the European Union, the euro currency, and
About a year ago, Argentina – which has inflated away and/or defaulted on its currency every few decades for the past century – issued 100-year
In interviews, whenever I try to make the case that US policies are leading to the kinds of currency disruptions common in developing countries, I
Sometimes one big event dominates the landscape, like last week when the Fed raised interest rates. Other times a bunch of less-universally-significant-things add up to
Of all the problems with fiat currency, the most basic is that it empowers the dark side of human nature. We’re potentially good but infinitely
The dollar is on a tear. And the world is scrambling to figure out what it means. Beginning with the always-interesting Martin Armstrong in a
One of the reasons the rich countries’ excessive money creation hasn’t ignited a generalized inflation is that today’s global economy is, well, global. When the
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