The US is now suffering from the proverbial sleepless nights as it sees developments in China with regards to their domestic and international financial markets undermine its hegemony to the point of ending it, in relatively short order. [read more]
Paul and Ken assess a recent comment by Bessent which clearly is telegraphing concerns that are open to interpretation with indicators pointing to potential serious concerns about the broader Western financial system. [read more]
The Strait of Hormuz is effectively closed once again and the consequences are spreading far beyond the Middle East. Oil which powers the global economy is being forced to confront a scenario it has feared for decades. Despite oil price suppression an energy crisis remains very much on the cards. It is also impacting how the U.S. is conducting the war with Iran.
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Paul and Ken assess how China averted a financial crisis and why the West needs to apply the same strategy to a multiple array of financial bubbles which it fails to currently recognise as posing an existential threat to its economies and financial system. [read more]
Paul and Ken assess why there is a hidden pension crisis which is going to be seriously aggravated by upcoming fiscal and monetary policy initiatives with devastating consequences for the pension system and by extension the financial system. [read more]
Paul and Ken assess why the Yen is capable of inflicting massive global financial and economic damage in multiple ways. It is not something which we in the West can be immune from its far-reaching impact and therefore it would be incredibly unwise to dismiss what is discussed in this podcast. It presents very really dangers. [read more]
Paul and Ken assess the reasons why the biggest capital destruction event In human history is now on horizon and will impact numerous sectors in the economy as well as the financial sector. [read more]
Paul is joined today by a returning guest Dario to discuss the latest developments in the oil markets in light of the US-Iran MOU and assesses the short, medium and long terms implications of signing this MOU. [read more]
The subprime mortgage market that crashed the global economy in 2008 was worth about $1.3 trillion. Today, a new subprime crisis is now upon us and has largely gone unnoticed. Paul and Ken assess what this means today and why the problems in the mortgage sector have not gone away even though conventional wisdom suggests that is indeed the case. [read more]
What if we told you there’s a $3.5 trillion financial market that most people have never heard of, A market growing so fast that some investors are calling it the future of banking and yet others are comparing it to the subprime mortgage market before the 2008 financial crisis. We assess what this market is and what the dangers are. [read more]
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