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SocGen Identifies 3 Key Indicators of Approaching U.S. Recession

Société Générale warns that the U.S. economy is nearing a recession, citing three key signs observed in the past week: reduced economic growth expectations, slowed manufacturing activity, and declining inflation measures. Despite some optimism for a soft landing, the bank’s chief global strategist, Albert Edwards, highlights these red flags as indicators of an impending downturn.

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Gold Gains on Fed Rate Cut Hopes; Copper Prices Rebound

Gold prices surged in Asian trade on Thursday, driven by weak economic data that bolstered expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts, which weakened the dollar. Traders are optimistic about global monetary easing, with rate cuts expected from the Bank of Canada and the European Central Bank. Spot gold rose 0.6% to $2,370.40 an ounce, while […]

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Silver Achieves Major Milestone, Outpacing Gold's Gains

Silver, often overshadowed by gold, has recently gained significant investor interest by breaking a key resistance level of $30 per ounce for the first time in over a decade. Despite a slight selloff, silver’s performance is reminiscent of past bull runs, outpacing gold in percentage gains with a 44.6% surge from its February low compared […]

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Treasury Yields Remain High Amid Growing U.S. Debt Concerns

Bond industry leaders warn that the rising U.S. debt load poses significant risks to the Treasury market, with sustained high long-term Treasury yields and an unlikely prospect of spending cuts or tax increases, regardless of the upcoming presidential election results. The U.S. debt has grown to $27 trillion, with projections reaching $48 trillion by 2034, […]

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Gold ETF Surge: A Conversation with State Street’s Expert

Gold prices have surged, making the metal a key focus at last week’s Alternatives Symposium. State Street, a leader in gold ETFs, offers the SPDR Gold Shares (GLD) and the SPDR Gold MiniShares Trust (GLDM), both up about 14% this year, with GLDM attracting significant inflows. I interviewed George Milling-Stanley, State Street’s chief gold strategist, […]

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Gold Defies Market Trends as Investors Flock to the Metal

In 2024, gold prices have surged to record highs, defying traditional market correlations with the U.S. dollar and equity markets. This surge has driven increased physical gold transactions, with strong demand from central banks and continuous buying from China. In the U.S., investors are purchasing gold from various sources, including popular retail chains like Costco. […]

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Renters And Owners Live In Separate Economies

Renters And Owners Live In Separate Economies Commentary by Peter St Onge via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), (Rashevskyi Viacheslav/Shutterstock) It turns out renters and homeowners are living in two entirely different economies, at least according to a new study by the Federal Reserve—which, ironically enough, made it happen. In short, renters are in dire straits […]

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Gunman Captured After Attack, Lengthy Shootout At US Embassy In Beirut

Gunman Captured After Attack, Lengthy Shootout At US Embassy In Beirut The American Embassy in the Lebanese capital of Beirut has come under attack Wednesday, and a gunman has been shot by Lebanese security forces after the armed man fired at the embassy. At least one embassy security guard was injured. The badly wounded suspect was taken […]

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US Targets Journalists Who Criticize Administration’s Foreign Policy

US Targets Journalists Who Criticize Administration’s Foreign Policy Authored by Dennis Kucinich Scott Ritter was pulled off a NY-to-Istanbul flight on Monday by US officials and his passport confiscated in a startling new development in the government’s open drive to censor and silence critics of the Administration’s foreign policies at a time when the United […]

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“Buy Everything”: S&P Hits All Time High As Nvidia Passes $3 Trillion

“Buy Everything”: S&P Hits All Time High As Nvidia Passes $3 Trillion Remember when “developed world” central banks pretended their inflation target was 2%? Well, that lie died a miserable death today – and will do so again for good measure tomorrow – after the BOC cut rates for the first time in 4 years, […]