Inflation Outlook: Likely Worse Than Expected
By Gregory van Kipnis Though money supply has been growing rapidly over the period since the Great Recession in 2008, not much of it has…
By Gregory van Kipnis Though money supply has been growing rapidly over the period since the Great Recession in 2008, not much of it has…
By Charles Hugh-Smith One glance at this chart explains why the status quo is locked on “run to fail” and will implode in a spectacular…
By Tyler Durden Despite the government’s attempt to crack down on illicit trading, Lebanon’s currency collapse has accelerated and with it the economy and people’s…
By Tyler Durden Germany’s Bafin has frozen accounts at Greensill’s Gremany-based bank as its parent company’s debt-repackaging business has tumbled into administration. And, unfortunately, the…
By Daisy Luther There’s a lot more crazy and a lot less money than usual, and as I’ve written before, the face of prepping has…
Op-Ed by John McEvoy Alena Douhan, the UN special rapporteur on the negative impact of unilateral coercive measures on the enjoyment of human rights, published her preliminary…
By Michael Snyder They are assuring us that we don’t have to be concerned about “inflation” because they have everything under control. Do you believe…
By Michael Snyder Our leaders are killing the U.S. dollar, and it is being done to thunderous applause. The House and the Senate have now…
Op-Ed by Michael Snyder This article is likely to stir up some very strong emotions. Just a few hours ago, I discovered that U.S. News…
By Kristoffer Mousten Hansen and Peter C. Earle The road to hell, an old adage holds, is paved with good intentions. And it may be…
By Tyler Durden Venezuela’s currency has lost 99.999% of its value during the six years of hyperinflation, forcing the country to issue larger banknotes. On…
By Brandon Smith In recent economic news, headlines are being dominated by concerns over rising bond yields. Increased bond yields are a sign of a possible…
By Charles Hugh Smith The over-indebted, overcapacity global economy can only generate speculative asset bubbles that will implode, destroying the latest round of phantom collateral….
By Michael Snyder If you thought that authorities all over the planet could print, borrow and spend money like there was no tomorrow without any…