The U.S. dollar might be at a stagnant place for the rest of the year.
Despite the spending of consumers seemingly slowing down, their confidence is on the uptick.
Dow Jones plunged at a rate of 6.71 percent, following a benign inflation brought about by Federal Reserve interest rate hikes.
The national debt of the U.S. is on the rise again and going beyond the $20 trillion mark.
LIBOR stands for London Interbank Offered Rate. It is the average interest rate estimated by banks in order to borrow money from one bank to another.
The Fed believes that through its reverse QE program, it can offset its standing national debt and stabilize the U.S. economy on a ten-year lookout.
When the US government implemented tax reforms, they've discussed GDP growth. But they failed to disclose the national debt, now a massive $20.5 trillion.
The expected yield of 10-year note is 4 percent in the coming months due to inflation, the absolute level of debt, as well as debt and...
Despite a rise, an expert believes that the slight increase in recent stocks will only contribute to the economic fluctuations leading to a bond collapse.
According to economist Peter Schiff, the pending Federal Reserve meeting in March can affect gold prices.