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U.S. debt has reached $40 trillion, with $24 billion weekly interest, while deficits accelerate. Despite disinflation in CPI, from cooling housing, geopolitical risks threaten energy prices....
June’s weak jobs report signals a cooling labor market, with low hiring, falling participation, and significant job losses. Growth is slowing while inflation eases, limiting Fed...
The Federal Reserve is criticized for resuming balance sheet expansion through Treasury purchases despite expectations of tighter policy under new leadership. This is seen as reinforcing...
The United States faces unprecedented debt, with federal obligations doubled in a decade and total liabilities near 180 trillion against a 32 trillion GDP. Rising interest...
US job growth averages 55,000 monthly, entirely healthcare, masking a stagnant private economy dependent on government spending. The author argues Federal Reserve money creation fuels inflation,...
Few Americans grasp the Federal Reserve role: it creates liquidity that fuels markets but erodes purchasing power. Debt and deficits are unsustainable, making higher rates dangerous....
Weakened labor market is reducing passive inflows to stocks as supply and demand fall together. Immigration declines, aging population, and lower participation shrink workforce. AI, debt,...
Rising oil prices and weak jobs data pushed stocks toward stagflation fears. Unlike classic monetary stagflation, this stems from an energy shock tied to conflict with...
The author backs firing Fed Chair Powell, arguing not for slow rate cuts but for extreme money printing. They claim government insolvency forces perpetual bond buying,...
Donald Trump appointed Stephen Miran to the FOMC after Adriana Kugler’s resignation. Miran argued rates are too restrictive, urging aggressive cuts. At the September meeting, he...