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Why the Fed Can’t Raise Interest Rates

Why the Fed Can’t Raise Interest Rates

The Fed suppresses interest rates by buying bonds. As long as the asset-buying goes on, presumably, stocks and bonds get a bid, even as inflation rates go up.

By Bill Bonner, Wednesday, 15 December 2021

Inflation Is Always Bad News for a Democratic Government

Inflation Is Always Bad News for a Democratic Government

Inflation is always bad news for a democratic government. They don’t necessarily understand the process, but voters feel ripped off…and they don’t like it. Typically, they show their displeasure at the ballot box.

By Bill Bonner, Tuesday, 14 December 2021

Are We Turning Japanese…Is Deflation NOT Inflation Ahead?

Are We Turning Japanese…Is Deflation NOT Inflation Ahead?

After the air went out of the Private Sector debt bubble, concerns over inflation turned to worries about deflation.

By Vern Gowdie, Tuesday, 14 December 2021

Why ‘Operation Pivot’ Could Prevent the Next Big Crash

Why ‘Operation Pivot’ Could Prevent the Next Big Crash

The market is now addicted to the free money parade. This experiment is not over yet. We just need to be prepared for its next version. Enter Operation Pivot.

By Izaac Ronay, Tuesday, 14 December 2021

Forget Residential Property Gains…

Forget Residential Property Gains…

‘Private equity giant Blackstone is backing a further shift online — with Christmas just the start — after investing $2.1bn in a Dexus logistics property trust.

By Callum Newman, Monday, 13 December 2021

What if We’re Already in the Metaverse?

What if We’re Already in the Metaverse?

Not to be deterred, ECB President Christine Lagarde is now calling it a ‘hump’ — whatever that means.

By Ryan Dinse, Monday, 13 December 2021

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