Johh Rubino: Fooling Us With Fake Stats: Household Net Worth
Guest Post by John Rubino: Towards the end of a financial bubble, the people who benefit from the bubble’s continuation — politicians hoping to be
Guest Post by John Rubino: Towards the end of a financial bubble, the people who benefit from the bubble’s continuation — politicians hoping to be
Guest Post by Wolf Richter from his blog on WolfStreet.com: It makes sense to see a recession later this year. The Fed has hiked interest
Guest Post by Brendan Brown at the Mises.org: The original vicious circle starts with inflationary interventions in an up-to-then well-anchored monetary regime. Consequent asset inflation
Guest Post by Ryan McMaken, Editor at the Mises Institute: Money supply growth fell again in February, falling even further into negative territory after turning
Guest Post by Alasdair Macleod from his blog at Goldmoney.com: This article looks at the factors behind the growing rejection of the dollar for trade
Guest Post by Mish Shedlock, blogger at MishTalk: New mortgage rules are so absurd that only President Biden or other Progressive-minded economic illiterates could possibly
Guest Post by John Rubino: Banks were already tightening lending standards before Silicon Valley Bank imploded. This chart is from Q4 2022: Since then the tightening
Guest Post by John Rubino originally posted on his substack: Remember that imminent commercial real estate bust? It seems to have started. Beginning with a little background,
Originally posted on Bloomberg reported by Alice Huang: (Bloomberg) — The crisis in Chinese property dollar bonds has become so extreme that an analyst who’s
Guest post by Wolf Richter from Wolf Street: Raging inflation knocked out the “Fed put,” and banks are no longer on the hook for mortgages;
Doug Noland’s review of what he calls: “Epic Monetary Disorder”. posted by Doug Noland on the CreditBubbleBulletin: Wednesday’s CPI release was telling. July consumer price
Here’s one for the “they never learn” file. It seems the home affordability index in June posted at the worst level in 33 years. posted
It seemed like such a good idea at the time. Airbnbs were the next wave in hospitality, taking market share from hotels and motels and
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
For the past few years, homeowners just about everywhere have been able to finesse life’s problems by thinking “at least my house is going up.”
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