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Is Chinese Growth About to Falter?
IS CHINESE GROWTH ABOUT TO FALTER? The IMF revised Chinese growth forecasts higher in July – were they premature? Retail sales, industrial output and fixed investment have slowed The Real Estate sector is still buoyant but home price increases are moderating Narrow money supply growth has slowed, other parts of the economy will follow China […]
Algeria Officially Launches Helicopter Money Amid Sliding Oil Revenue, Budget Crisis
Algeria Officially Launches Helicopter Money Amid Sliding Oil Revenue, Budget Crisis One year ago, the imminent arrival of helicopter money among endless discussions of pervasive lowflation was all the rage within high-finance policy circles. Then, everything changed as if on a dime, and in recent months the dominant topic has been global coordinated tightening – […]
The New World Order Will Begin With Germany And China
The New World Order Will Begin With Germany And China In numerous articles over the years I have outlined in acute detail the agenda for a future one-world economic and governmental system led primarily by banking elites and globalists; an agenda they sometimes refer to as the “New World Order.” The term has gained such […]
IMF Rings The Alarm On Canada’s Economy
IMF Rings The Alarm On Canada’s Economy Shortly after yesterday’s rate hike by the Bank of Canada, its first since 2010, we warned that as rates in Canada begin to rise, the local economy which has seen a striking decline in hourly earnings in the past year, which remains greatly reliant on a vibrant construction […]
Venezuela’s Oil Production On The Brink Of Collapse
Venezuela’s Oil Production On The Brink Of Collapse Desperation is spreading in Venezuela as violent protests continue to paralyze the country, further damaging the country’s shattered economy. Venezuela’s already-decrepit oil industry is deteriorating by the day, and an outright implosion is no longer out of the question. The inflation rate, according to the IMF, will […]
Surplus or Stimulus
Surplus or Stimulus René Magritte Le Cri du Coeur 1960 Austerity is over, proclaimed the IMF this week. And no doubt attributed that to the ‘successful’ period of ‘five years of belt tightening’ a.k.a. ‘gradual fiscal consolidation’ it has, along with its econo-religious ilk, imposed on many of the world’s people. Only, it’s not true […]
The Real Dangers Behind The Syrian Crisis Are Economic
The Real Dangers Behind The Syrian Crisis Are Economic Back in 2010/2011 when I was still writing under the pen-name Giordano Bruno, I warned extensively about the dangers of any destabilization in the nation of Syria, long before the real troubles began. In an article titled Migration Of The Black Swans, I pointed out that […]
IMF De-Cashing: Soft-Selling Financial Enslavement – Rory Hall
IMF De-Cashing: Soft-Selling Financial Enslavement – Rory Hall The IMF (International Monetary Fund) or as I like to call them – International Mafia Federation – is showing its true colors and proving beyond question this organization is nothing more than street-corner-thugs in high priced suits. With the release of this latest working paper on how […]
Strange That The Same Point In Time For The Economic Crisis Keeps Coming Up
Strange That The Same Point In Time For The Economic Crisis Keeps Coming Up This video was produced by X22 Report Netherlands is making a move to leave the EU. Theresa May is worried that a Scottish Referendum vote will happen at the same time as the Article 50 vote. Former IMF chief sentenced to jail […]
Tsipras Warns IMF, Schauble To “Stop Playing With Fire” Over Greek Debt
Tsipras Warns IMF, Schauble To “Stop Playing With Fire” Over Greek Debt One day after Greek 2Y bond yields tumbled following press reports that for the first time in the latest Greek mini-crisis, the IMF and Eurozone creditors finally agreed on a “common stance” regarding what the Greek fiscal surplus and debt profile would look like, despite […]
Why energy prices are ultimately headed lower; what the IMF missed
Why energy prices are ultimately headed lower; what the IMF missed We have been hearing a great deal about IMF concerns recently, after the release of its October 2016 World Economic Outlook and its Annual Meeting October 7-9. The concerns mentioned include the following: Too much growth in debt, with China particularly mentioned as a problem World economic growth seems to have […]
The IMF and All The Other Losers
The IMF and All The Other Losers Andre Kertesz Bumper cars at amusement park in Neuilly-sur-Seine, near Paris 1930I read a lot, been doing it for years, about finance and affiliated topics (a wide horizon of them), which means I’ve inevitably seen a wholesale lot of nonsense fly by. But for some reason, and I think I […]
Doomed to Failure
Doomed to Failure Larded Up and Larded Over We’ve been waiting for the U.S. economy to reach escape velocity for the last six years. What we mean is we’ve been waiting for the economy to finally become self-stimulating and no longer require monetary or fiscal stimulus to keep it from stalling out. Unfortunately, this may […]
