Tag: Federal Reserve
Fed Pumps Up Greatest Debt Bubble in History
Editor's note: The following is an excerpt of the November 8th, 2019 Money Metals Market Wrap Podcast interview featuring David Jensen of Jensen Strategic....
Laying Waste to the Prevailing Federal Reserve Narrative
(John Tamny, RealClearMarkets) It’s often said that “red” and “blue” are divided as ever. But like most things, this bit of conventional wisdom is...
Fed’s Balance Sheet Soars Above $4 Trillion
(ZeroHedge) If it seems like it was just over a month ago that the repo market suddenly suffered its biggest cardiac arrest since the...
Time for Investors to Reset Their Portfolios for Inflation
(Money Metals News Service) As investors reset their clocks to accord with the end of Daylight Savings Time, they may also need to reset...
Asset Manager: “When This Thing Implodes, We Are All Screwed”
"When this thing implodes, we are all screwed. On a global scale, we have never before created such a magnificent bubble. These central bankers...
China, Russia Hoard Gold as Fed Makes More Faulty Forecasts
(Money Metals Exchange) Precious metals markets enter November’s trading with bulls eying a potential year-end rally.
Gold and silver prices did manage to post gains...
Gold Market Manipulators Deploy Emergency Mechanism
(Chris Powell, Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee) The gold and silver markets feel much stronger.
The central bank-instigated smashdowns that used to depress prices for weeks...
Citi Strategist: U.S. Dollar to Weaken Substantially
(CNBC) The U.S. dollar index could fall to as low as 85 as the Federal Reserve grows its balance sheet again by purchasing more...
Fed Cuts Rates But Signals a Likely Pause
(Associated Press) The Federal Reserve cut its benchmark interest rate Wednesday for the third time this year to try to sustain the economic expansion...
U.S. Economy Posts 1.9% Growth Rate in Spite of “Boneheads” at...
(Associated Press) The U.S. economy slowed to a modest growth rate of 1.9% in the summer as consumer spending downshifted and businesses continued...
