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At the peak of the credit crisis in the autumn of 2008, the total portfolio of US T-debt held by the FOMC was about $480 billion...
Gold is competition for fiat currencies and is, therefore, its price is thought to act in the inverse of the dollar. This is true, but the...
To cut, or not to cut, that is the question. Speculation continues that the Fed is going to cut rates as early as July.
Unemployment rate is at 50-year low and we might be thinking our economy is at its greatest. But we are to pay in the end, like...
It was the week of the Fed. We take a look back at its origins on Jekyll Island and a small look at how the Fed...
The Dow Jones continues correcting, closing this week below its -5 percentBEV line. Is it time to panic?
The Dow Jones took last week off; in four days of trading, it advanced only 0.11% in the BEV chart below or 31 points. From here,...
The FOMC reduced its balance sheet by $37.91 billion this month, and its quantitative tightening could trigger deflationary forces in the stock market.
The U.S. bond market is suffering and consumer price inflation is above the Fed’s 2 percent target.
Real estate is in a bull market and mortgage rates have increased 4.72 percent, a level not seen since May 2011.