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The Vacant Condos in Vancouver
The Vacant Condos in Vancouver Suddenly lurking in the shadow inventory. The magnificent housing bubble in Canada has been stumbling recently, propped up largely by the two largest cities, Toronto and Vancouver. Home prices declined 0.1% in January from a month earlier, the second month in a row of declines, according to the Teranet-National Bank […]
Secret Monetary Group Warns a Catastrophe Is Coming
Secret Monetary Group Warns a Catastrophe Is Coming This is just the tip of the iceberg. The Bank for International Settlements is nothing if not obscure. As the central bankers’ bank, it seems little-more than a back-door, private club for monetary elites to rub shoulders. And it’s located in Switzerland which has always carried a […]
“Freedom Always Dies Bit by Bit”: Bundesbank Takes Sides in War on Cash
“Freedom Always Dies Bit by Bit”: Bundesbank Takes Sides in War on Cash “Citizens should not be put under general suspicion.” There are two sides in the global war against cash. On one side are many of the world’s governments, central banks, fintech firms, banks, credit card companies, telecommunication behemoths, financial institutions, large retailers, etc. According […]
“Freedom Always Dies Bit by Bit”: Bundesbank Takes Sides in War on Cash
“Freedom Always Dies Bit by Bit”: Bundesbank Takes Sides in War on Cash “Citizens should not be put under general suspicion.” There are two sides in the global war against cash. On one side are many of the world’s governments, central banks, fintech firms, banks, credit card companies, telecommunication behemoths, financial institutions, large retailers, etc. According […]
Dallas Fed Unplugs Oil Bulls, Warns of Liquidity Crunch, Contagion
Dallas Fed Unplugs Oil Bulls, Warns of Liquidity Crunch, Contagion “Negative ripple effects” The rally in crude oil has been red hot. In the three weeks since February 11, WTI shot up a short-crushing 34% to $34.69 a barrel at the moment. Now the talk in the oil patch is at what price these desperate […]
Prelude to a Bailout
Prelude to a Bailout But is Pemex too big to save for Mexico? Mexico’s biggest company, state-owned oil giant Pemex, notched up 13 consecutive quarters of rising losses and now faces the toughest test of its 78-year existence: staying alive. Pemex just published its annual results for 2015. Even with expectations already at the bottom of the […]
Is This the Beginning of the Next Recession?
Is This the Beginning of the Next Recession? “Significant risk” of “falling into contraction” with “worse to come.” The US economy is largely service based. So when the “manufacturing renaissance” and “on-shoring” that everyone had been waiting for turned into no-shows, and when instead manufacturing started slowing in early 2015, it was no big deal, […]
It Starts: Subprime Auto Loans Implode (in Your Bond Fund)
It Starts: Subprime Auto Loans Implode (in Your Bond Fund) “Fears of an impending liquidity crunch in that asset class.” “What is happening in this space today reminds me of what happened in mortgage-backed securities in the run-up to the crisis,” U.S. Comptroller of the Currency Thomas Curry warned in October about the auto loan bubble. And […]
Forget Deflation. Stagflation Arrives in Canada
Forget Deflation. Stagflation Arrives in Canada Worst Plunge in Retail Sales since 2008. Inflation Whacks Consumers Retail sales in Canada fell 2.2% in December from November on a seasonally adjusted basis, but not adjusted for inflation, to C$43.2 billion. “Declines were widespread as lower sales were reported in 10 of 11 subsectors, representing 97% of […]
As Banks Seek Monopoly Over Economy, “Cash Is Being Gradually Taken Away”
As Banks Seek Monopoly Over Economy, “Cash Is Being Gradually Taken Away” There is a war on for the extermination of cash. It is the ultimate monopoly game, but there are those who are willing to put up a fight to keep cash in the game. The powers that be on Wall Street and in […]
Revolt against NIRP Breaks out, Bank of Japan “Baffled”
Revolt against NIRP Breaks out, Bank of Japan “Baffled” Meanwhile, exports collapse at fastest rate since 2009. This would be hilarious, if it weren’t so serious: Frazzled politicians, during a parliamentary session, lambasting the governor of their central bank over its new negative interest rate policy. But this is what happened in Japan. Central-bank imposed […]
As War on Cash Escalates, Cash Lovers Fight Back
As War on Cash Escalates, Cash Lovers Fight Back “It would be fatal if citizens got the impression that cash is gradually taken away from them”: Bundesbank President Weidman. Over the last couple of days, bureaucrats at the European Commission and European Central Bank have expressed a keen interest in withdrawing the €500-note from circulation […]
I’m in Awe at Just How Fast Global Trade is Unraveling
I’m in Awe at Just How Fast Global Trade is Unraveling It simply doesn’t let up. Global trade is skidding south at a breath-taking speed. China produced a doozie: The General Administration of Customs reported on Monday that in yuan terms, exports dropped 6.6% in January from a year ago while imports plunged 14.4%. In dollar […]
Italy’s Banking Crisis Spirals Elegantly out of Control
Italy’s Banking Crisis Spirals Elegantly out of Control How to dump toxic waste on the public through the backdoor. Back during the euro debt crisis, while the ECB was buying government debt from Member States to keep Italian and Spanish government debt from imploding, German politicians fretted out loud about what exactly the ECB was buying. […]
