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Fed Faces Unfamiliar Dilemma With Rate Projections - WSJ
The Federal Reserve’s so-called dot plot hasn’t existed during a period when markets expected the central bank’s next move would be to cut rates, and not to raise them.
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Homebuilder Sentiment Slips For First Time In 2019
For the first time in 2019, sentiment among US homebuilders dropped in June signaling that lower mortgage rates are failing to give the housing market a sustained boost amid property prices that remain out of reach for many buyers.
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Thucydides Trap and Gold
Indeed gold’s status as store of value, as money, the only currency available when yours is worthless, has come into play time and time again, when tensions heat up.
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The Fed May Break a Lot of Stock-Market Investors’ Hearts This Week
Clamoring for a rate cut by the Federal Reserve at some point this year is running high, but the Fed may not comply.
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A Silver Prices at 26-Year Low in Relation to Gold
Experts and analysts believe that prices of silver may give healthy returns in the latter part of 2019...
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If Morgan Stanley Is Right, The World Is Now In A Recession
"The policy mistakes were fiscal + tariffs, not monetary – i.e., the Fed can’t 'fix' it."
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ECB: Bank Ready to Act Amid ‘Alarming’ Market Signs - Bloomberg
European Central Bank policy makers said the institution will act if needed to support the economy, keeping alive the possibility of interest-rate cuts or quantitative easing returning to the euro area.
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Fed Stimulus Just Ain’t What It Used to Be - WSJ
Unnerved by mounting risks to the U.S. economy, the Federal Reserve is considering lowering interest rates. Rate cuts might not provide the economy with as much oomph as in the past, though.
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How Much of Your "Wealth" Is Hostage to Bubbles & Impossible Promises?
All asset "wealth" in credit-asset bubble dependent economies is contingent and ephemeral.
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Inspired by Deutsche Bank Death Spiral
European Banks Sink to Dec 24, 2018 Level – First Seen in 1995. The benefit of NIRP: There’s hell to pay – even the ECB admits it.
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Manufacturing Gauge Saw Its Biggest One-Month Decline in 18 Years
That was the biggest slide in the series history going back to 2001 and comes amid growing worries about the state of the broader U.S. economy.
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Gold Fever is Spreading
As we mentioned last week, Gold should at minimum be on everyone’s radar if not in everyone portfolio. After the break of the psychological $1350, Gold is reclaiming its rightful status as a must-have asset in everyone’s investment portfolio.
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Jim Grant Goes out on a Limb and Predicts a Rate Cut at This Week
"That's my view. They'll cut preemptively in June. That is to say Wednesday," says the Grant's Interest Rate Observer newsletter editor.
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Here Come The Central Banks: A Look At This Week's Barrage Of Events
Central banks are set to steal the limelight on the coming sessions, and Markets will have to prepare themselves for a packed week of events next week...
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Swelling US Corporate Debt Raises Risk of Global Financial Meltdown
American businesses more indebted than before the financial crisis.
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Shock to Markets Global Could Trigger the Next Financial Crisis
The Fed is widely expected to strike a dovish chord when it meets this week, clearing the way for a July rate cut — the first in more than a decade...
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Student-Debt Crisis: Financial Education Should Be Mandatory
The recommendation comes as students loan borrowers cope with $1.5 trillion in debt.
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Deutsche Bank to Set up 50 Billion Euro Bad Bank
It is trying to turn itself around, but has faced hurdles such as allegations of money laundering and failed stress tests.
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Stanley Fischer Says Powell Out If Trump Re-Elected in 2020
“That will lead to very different monetary policy, so the Fed is not fully independent of politics,” Fischer said on Sunday at a talk in Israel. By criticizing Fed policy, Trump created “a really awkward thing” for Powell, Fischer said.
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Five Things to Watch in the Pivotal Fed Meeting
Economists expect central bank to move away from patient stance and adopt easing bias
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