Economics
Is there more to the anticipated Fed interest rate cut?
We discuss the outcome of the latest FOMC meeting where it is widely anticipated the Federal Reserve will lower interest rates. [read more]
Fed
Economics
Paul AQRM: The Fed Reaches Its Date with Destiny
In light of the imminent Fed rate decision, Paul from AQRM joins us to assess what the implications are based on the Fed decision. We also discuss other critical sectors such as oil, technology, the eurodollar, the Japanese yen and the Bank of Japan. [read more]
Analysis & Opinion
100 Deep State Failures Cast Doubt On Aura Of Invincibility
The 100 Deep State failures in the last five years alone, listed below, proves quite eloquently the point that this [read more]
Analysis & Opinion
QE Policy Is Going To Destroy Economies, One Way Or Another
Alpha Stock Images – http://alphastockimages.com/ After the GFC in 2008, banks had excess reserves, reaching over $2.5 trillion. To prevent [read more]
Economics
Why the US Economy is Stuck in an Irreversible Destructive Cycle
In a further signal of the weakening US economy, borrowing amongst US consumers continue to grow which correspondingly sees the [read more]
Economics
Is Deutsche Bank Being Lined Up As a Sacrificial Lamb?
Deutsche Bank has fallen under the microscope arguably more than any other Western financial institution in recent years, not least [read more]
(Geo)politics
Iran and Russia Look to Establish a Joint Bank, Trading in Non-Dollar Terms
Iran and Russia are traditional allies, so it should come as no surprise that as Iran continues to come in [read more]
Economics
40 US Economic Indicators Why a “Reset” Is on the Horizon – Part Four
Part four of our series illustrates forty US economic indicators that clearly demonstrate that the US is in free fall. [read more]
(Geo)politics
40 Reasons Why the Financial Reset Is on the Horizon – Part One
Next: Part Two We will highlight some key initiatives and developments that demonstrate why the Financial Reset is now very [read more]
Economics
Deutsche Bank Highest Capital Shortfall in Europe
Deutsche Bank had the highest capital shortfall, 19 billion euros ($21 billion), in a study of 51 European banks according [read more]