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Of those expecting an economic downturn in the U.S., a fifth of respondents — 21 percent — believe it will begin in 2019
Rate hikes are needed so that growth doesn't get out of control and cause the Fed to move too quickly, Powell added
Quantitative Easing: What happened to the money?
China’s a huge buyer of American agriculture
Investors may look closely at whether he takes this opportunity to counter traders’ push to increase the markets’ implied probability of not just three rate hikes in 2018
The central banks realize they cannot keep printing money at these crazy rates
Jim Rickards is the bestselling author of Currency Wars, The Death of Money, The New Case for Gold, and The Road to Ruin
Powell expected to bring continuity with current Chair Yellen
Or how central banks connot print economic growth
Jim Grant & Evan Lorenz discuss some good calls, and some-not-so-good ones
After the disappointing economic reports, gold futures reversed losses to trade about 1 percent higher
This will end balyd, and Central Banking has to be blamed
It looks like Trump may be blamed for a financial crisis that he didn’t cause
Rogoff, Stiglitz, Summers et al. all calling for the end of cash
The Federal Reserve is going to try to inflate its way out of this problem
Possible In Last Quarter 2017, she says
Reiterates 3% 10-year Treasury yield would spell trouble for stocks