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Jim Grant Warns The Fed “Firemen Are Also The Arsonists”

April 3, 2020

Jim Grant Warns The Fed “Firemen Are Also The Arsonists” Having put put America straight on what we are facing and the consequences of these unelected and unaccountable officials terrifying experiments, Grant’s Interest Rate Observer editor Jim Grant is back with another warning that irresponsible policy from the Federal Reserve made the coronavirus crisis worse than it had […]

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“Yellow Light” – Is The Credit Market Finally Reversing

July 26, 2019

“Yellow Light” – Is The Credit Market Finally Reversing Keep digging Yesterday, the European Central Bank held a stand-pat meeting, keeping the benchmark deposit rate at negative 40 basis points. However, ECB president Mario Draghi indicated that rate cuts and a resumption of asset purchases are on tap for September.  In the accompanying presser, the outgoing […]

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The World-Wide Suppression of Interest Rates Has Been Something Very Near to a Crime

April 15, 2019

The World-Wide Suppression of Interest Rates Has Been Something Very Near to a Crime James Grant, editor of the renowned investment newsletter «Grant’s Interest Rate Observer», warns about the growing herd of corporate «zombies» and other fatal market distortions caused by modern monetary policy. Once again, the expedition to go back to normal has been […]

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Nevertheless, he persisted

April 7, 2019

Nevertheless, he persisted Today, the Nikkei Asian Review reports that Nomura Holdings, Inc. (8604 on the Tokyo Stock Exchange) expects to close over 30 of its 156 domestic retail branches, “previously considered a sacred cow by the group.” In addition, Nomura will eliminate roughly half of its 11 administrative departments and “revisit its policy of maintaining hubs […]

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“Ghastly” Vancouver Home Sales Crash By 33%, Lowest Since 1985

March 7, 2019

“Ghastly” Vancouver Home Sales Crash By 33%, Lowest Since 1985 On Monday, the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver reported February results that could be classified as ghastly, with residential home sales plummeting 32.8% year-over-year to 1,484 units. That’s the lowest February sales total since 1985 and 42.5% below the 10-year average.  Prices have also broken […]

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The United States Is Going Broke

November 7, 2018

The United States Is Going Broke Those who focus on the U.S. national debt (and I’m one of them) keep wondering how long this debt levitation act can go on. The U.S. debt-to-GDP ratio is at the highest level in history (106%), with the exception of the immediate aftermath of the Second World War. At […]

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Ask The Expert- James Grant

May 19, 2018

Ask The Expert- James Grant James Grant is an author, columnist, and founder of Grant’s Interest Rate Observer. A frequent guest on business television, including CNBC, Fox Business News and a ten-year stint on “Wall Street Week”, Jim’s writing has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, Foreign Affairs, and The Financial Times. An inductee into […]

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