Main Street America's Confidence in Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell
Remember this from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell? So, how has that worked out for Main Street America over the past year? With that in
Remember this from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell? So, how has that worked out for Main Street America over the past year? With that in
Today’s podcast goes into a big talking point of mine from last year: the Fed won’t pivot until they get their job loss recession. I know this
A recent report from the American Institute of Architects shows that nonresidential construction spending is expected to slow to a growth rate of
Today’s podcast comes from Mike Simonsen, President of Altos Research, as we both take a deep dive into the housing data and what has been
This article was originally published by Brandon Smith at Alt-Market.us. In the early 1970s, the US and much of the Western world were shifting
This article was originally published by Michael Snyder at The Economic Collapse Blog. If you wanted to destroy the middle class, one way that you
This article was originally published by Michael Snyder at The Economic Collapse Blog. If they are actually telling us that a recession is coming
Today’s podcast goes over how I am viewing the spring season demand with the purchase application data since my seasonal period ended last week.
This article was originally published by Michael Snyder at The Economic Collapse Blog. How would you feel if a million Americans lost their jobs?
The Federal Reserve has set a 2% target for inflation, which, if hit, would result in prices doubling in about 36 years. Is this the “best”
Inflation remains one of the most important topics for investors and consumers. The sharp increase in prices we experienced after Covid has put
Inflation remains one of the most important topics for investors and consumers. The sharp increase in prices we experienced after Covid has put
This article was originally published by Tyler Durden at ZeroHedge. It may not be the off-the-charts gold buying observed in the second half of
Today’s podcast goes over what I believe to be the truth that the Fed loves the fact that the labor market is getting
In its report on what went wrong at Silicon Valley Bank, Federal Reserve regulators admitted to being slow to recognize and address problems. (Photo