By Tyler Durden As the Federal Reserve attempts to crush aggregate demand through the most aggressive monetary tightening policies in decades to cool red-hot inflation,…
By The Counter Signal While historic inflation levels are outpacing most Canadians’ salaries, Tam will be collecting $324,000 a year from taxpayers’ pockets. Blacklock’s Reporter…
By Michael Snyder What I am about to share with you is a developing situation, and I hope to share more once the facts become…
By Danielle Butcher Where I grew up in northern Minnesota, it’s easy to see the impact that economic hard times leave on disadvantaged communities. With…
By Tyler Durden Median rents in the US crossed the $2000 mark this past month for the first time ever, while rental markets surged 15%…
By Tyler Durden Last week we noted how US farmer sentiment plummeted in May – as producers have become anxious about their farms’ financial health….
By Stefan Gleason Friday’s Consumer Price Index Report sent shockwaves through financial markets. The 8.6% annual reading was yet another new multi-decade high – dealing…
By Bjorn Andreas Bull-Hansen In an effort to fight post-pandemic inflation and stagflation, crude financial tools are applied. In the name of globalism and the…
By Mike Campbell With inflation through the roof, one-in-five Canadians now report that they’re at least ‘somewhat likely’ to rely on food banks in order…
By Tyler Durden The latest inflation figures are due on Friday and will reveal if consumer prices are signaling a peak or will remain at…
By Brandon Smith One of the most detrimental aspects of an inflationary or stagflationary crisis is that, in most cases, housing costs tend to rise…
By Tyler Durden As restaurants across the country feel the squeeze from rising inflation, a tight labor market, and minimum-wage increases on an industry with…
By Allie Simon and Emily Fowler 27 of America’s top 30 universities are raising tuition and fees for the next academic year. All 30 universities…
By Tyler Durden Over a third of Americans who make at least $250,000 per year say they’re living paycheck to paycheck, which Bloomberg suggests underscores…