For the first time in public, though practically the entire world assumed it, an official from The IMF has admitted that the various Greek bailouts were not for The Greeks …
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This month the European Central Bank is due to commence its asset purchase program to tune of €60 billion per month for the next 18 months. The expectation that this …
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Bob Evans stock plummeted today, falling as much as 22.54% to $46.20 per share in the wake of a huge earnings miss. The company also announced that they have decided not …
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The End Result of Decades of Fiat Money We have recently come across a few house price charts – the Economist has a handy tool that allows one to compare global house …
Read More In the January BIG GOLD , I interviewed a plethora of experts on their views about gold for this year. The issue was so popular that we decided to republish …
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Just what are the Swiss up to… *SWISS FINANCE MINISTER WANTS NEW MINIMUM EXCHANGE RATE: HZ A confidential paper signed by Swiss Finance Minister Eveline Widmer-Schlumpf, discussed in government last week, …
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The ECB meets tomorrow. We do not attribute any significance to the fact that the meeting will be held in Cyprus. A couple times a year, the ECB meets outside of …
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Kremlinology Commentators spent the weekend trying to figure out what Janet Yellen’s testimony before the Senate meant for markets. What did she say? What did it mean? Why was she …
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OVERNIGHT MARKETS AND NEWS March E-mini S&Ps (ESH15 -0.31%) this morning are down -0.32% ahead of Feb ADP employment data and ahead of the Fed Beige Book, while European stock are up +0.06% …
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The US dollar is broadly firmer though the Antipodean currencies continue to enjoy residual strength. The Canadian dollar is not being dragged up with them on account of Bank of Canada …
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