Tag: US Dollar
Economic Growth Comes from Consumer Saving, Not Sp...
Posted by Jeremy R. Hammond | Jul 30, 2019 | Economy, News & Analysis, US | 0 |
The Diminishing American Economy
Posted by Paul Craig Roberts | Jun 25, 2019 | Economy, News & Analysis, US | 1 |
The State of the Economy
Posted by Paul Craig Roberts | Jun 7, 2019 | Economy, News & Analysis, US | 0 |
How Long Can The Federal Reserve Stave Off the Ine...
Posted by Paul Craig Roberts | Jun 27, 2018 | Economy, US, Viewpoints | 3 |
How China Can Respond to Trump’s Tariff War
Posted by Dan Steinbock | Apr 18, 2018 | Asia Pacific, Economy, News & Analysis, US | 2 |
Is the Federal Reserve Losing Control of the Gold Price?
by Paul Craig Roberts | Aug 8, 2019 | Economy, News & Analysis, US
With central banks moving their reserves from dollars to gold, the demand for US government debt is not keeping up with supply.
Economic Growth Comes from Consumer Saving, Not Spending
by Jeremy R. Hammond | Jul 30, 2019 | Economy, News & Analysis, US
The Federal Reserve’s inflationary monetary policy perversely incentivizes consumer spending when what the economy needs for real growth is consumer saving.
The Diminishing American Economy
by Paul Craig Roberts | Jun 25, 2019 | Economy, News & Analysis, US
The Federal Reserve conducts monetary policy for the purpose of protecting the balance sheets of banks and other favored financial institutions.
The State of the Economy
by Paul Craig Roberts | Jun 7, 2019 | Economy, News & Analysis, US
The Federal Reserve and plunge protection team will rig the markets for the mega-rich until the US dollar loses its role as world reserve currency.
A Golden (Long-Term) Opportunity
by Dan Steinbock | Jan 7, 2019 | Economy, News & Analysis, US
With most physical demand for gold coming from emerging economies that are also fueling global growth prospects, gold is on the right side of the future.
The Self-Imposed Impotence of the Russian and Chinese Governments
by Paul Craig Roberts | Aug 14, 2018 | Asia Pacific, Economy, US, Viewpoints
Why don’t the Russian and Chinese play their winning hands? The reason is that neither government has any advisers who are not brainwashed by neoliberalism.
Who Does America Belong to? Not to Americans.
by Paul Craig Roberts | Aug 2, 2018 | Economy, US, Viewpoints
Thomas Jefferson’s prediction that central banking would “deprive the people of all property until their children wake up homeless” is coming true.
How Long Can The Federal Reserve Stave Off the Inevitable?
by Paul Craig Roberts | Jun 27, 2018 | Economy, US, Viewpoints
It is Washington’s hegemony that protects the American Ponzi scheme, which will unravel the moment foreign central banks cease supporting the dollar.
From Trumped Equities to Gold
by Dan Steinbock | May 7, 2018 | Economy, News & Analysis, US
Gold is again beginning to attract investors, while Treasuries are no longer the obvious choice as central banks have turned the bond market into bubble territory.
How China Can Respond to Trump’s Tariff War
by Dan Steinbock | Apr 18, 2018 | Asia Pacific, Economy, News & Analysis, US
In the trade war against China, the White House’s “America First” advocates are relying on trade instruments that contained Japan’s rise in the 1980s. But China is not Japan. It has ten ways to hit back.
Another Arrested Equity Correction?
by Paul Craig Roberts | Feb 9, 2018 | Economy, US, Viewpoints
The Federal Reserve uses its Plunge Protection Team to further S&P futures. How long can the fraudulent valuation of equities continue?
What to Make of China’s Rejection of the Dollar? Washington Is Destroying American Power
by Paul Craig Roberts | Oct 19, 2017 | Asia Pacific, Economy, Viewpoints
China and Russia understand that Washington, instead of operating a fair system, uses its world currency role to dominate other countries.
The Coming War on China: A Review of John Pilger’s Latest Documentary
by Jeremy R. Hammond | Sep 27, 2017 | Asia Pacific, Reviews, Viewpoints
John Pilger’s film ‘The Coming War on China’ should be viewed by anyone concerned about the world’s greatest threat to peace: the US government.
An Economic Lesson for China and Russia
by Paul Craig Roberts | Sep 15, 2017 | Asia Pacific, Economy, Viewpoints
What it would mean for the US to carry out the Treasury Secretary’s threat to sanction China and bar it from the international dollar system.
The Chinese Yuan (RMB) as a Hard Currency
by Antonio Graceffo | Apr 14, 2017 | Asia Pacific, News & Analysis
At least for now, the RMB becoming a truly international or hard currency will be put on hold.
The History of Economic Relations Between China and Cambodia
by Antonio Graceffo | Mar 23, 2017 | Asia Pacific, Economy, News & Analysis
Over the past two decades, as China has grown to become a global economic power, it has positioned itself as Cambodia’s most important economic partner.
How December’s Fed Rate Hike Impacts China
by Antonio Graceffo | Feb 13, 2017 | Asia Pacific, Economy, News & Analysis, US
In order to stimulate the Chinese economy, the central bank may cut interest rates further, adding fuel to the fire of capital flight.
China Sells US Debt
by Antonio Graceffo | Jan 25, 2017 | Asia Pacific, Economy, News & Analysis, US
Since December, 2008, China has been the largest holder of US debt. However, as of October, 2016, this is no longer the case.
John Williams on The Federal Government’s Fake Economic News
by Editor | Jan 6, 2017 | Economy, News & Analysis, US
Statistics issued by the government about the economy—from CPI to GDP—are fake, and Mises.TV guest John Williams of Shadowstats.com explains how and why.
Rosemary Barton, War Crimes, and the Liberation of Aleppo
by Jim Miles | Dec 16, 2016 | Middle East, Politics, US, Viewpoints
What is truly happening is that Russia is standing up to US imperial interests as it increasingly recognizes that the US is still fighting its cold war.