The Dollar’s Decline May Be About to Accelerate
By Stefan Gleason Over the past year, the Federal Reserve Note “dollar” has been losing value at an alarming pace as reflected by broad price…
By Stefan Gleason Over the past year, the Federal Reserve Note “dollar” has been losing value at an alarming pace as reflected by broad price…
By Tyler Durden While the consensus believed today’s US retail sales for December would come in with a modest 0.1% MoM drop to end 2021,…
By Tyler Durden Yesterday when addressing the nation, and taking what appeared to be a victory lap for something – it wasn’t exactly clear what,…
By Tyler Durden Following yesterday’s US PPI print at record highs, overnight we saw Chinese producer prices rising at their fastest pace in 26 years,…
By Tyler Durden One month ago, when looking at the internals of the UMich report, we noted that there was “A Sudden Negative Change In…
By Tyler Durden Following UMich’s sentiment slump in July, analysts expect a further (modest) slide in Americans’ confidence in preliminary August data this morning. They…
By Brad Polumbo President Trump famously (and falsely) said that “trade wars are good and easy to win.” But we now have confirmation that, just…
By Tyler Durden Following the explosive surge in producer prices, analysts expected a similar jump in consumer prices and were not disappointed as headline CPI…
By Tyler Durden From mass job losses to not seeing family and friends for months on end, the COVID-19 pandemic has pushed people to their…
By Tyler Durden While analysts expected a modest drop in US retail sales in November (after its big slowdown in October), and BofA credit card…
By Tyler Durden One month ago, with millions of newly unemployed Americans fearful about their future in an economy transformed by the covid pandemic, Deutsche…
By Tyler Durden At the end of this month, millions of unemployed Americans are set to lose their $600-per-week federal unemployment boost on top of…
By John Vibes Each year in the United States, millions of people participate in a mass ritual in consumerism that has come to be known…
By Laura Williams Several Christmases ago, I stopped buying NCAA-branded gifts for my football fanatic in-laws, because the NCAA’s treatment of student-athletes is abysmal. Recent…