In the 20th episode jubilee of What’s Not Priced In, Greg Canavan and I cover the latest moves in the bond market, the Reserve Bank’s latest decision, fearful market sentiment, and the outlook for key commodities. Enjoy…
World Market News - Latest Updates and Global Insights
World markets are so intertwined these days — what happens in one region of the financial markets can affect another halfway around the world.
New markets in the global space are emerging all the time. And the key to growing your wealth is looking outside the box. The world is truly your oyster.
Here’s how the world market is looking at the moment…
The Eerie Echoes of the Fall of Rome
The biggest circus that’s happening is in the global political arena. But don’t get these lying politicians, broken promises, scandals and intrigues mesmerise you when the most important thing to your own well-being is under serious threat. These things are happening while the global economy crumbles under the sheer weight of debt and inflation. In today’s article, I’ll show you a neat yet little-known angle to understanding where the economy is heading, and what you can do to protect yourself from its devastating effects.
Fighting the Fed
‘Your first loss is your best loss,’ say the old timers. By that they mean that when you see the trend going against you, you should go home as soon as possible.
~ Rosanne Cash
Get Ready For Upheaval and a More Turbulent Future
Political gridlock continues. The debt keeps mounting. And interest rates show no signs of retreat. But does anyone in the street really notice this stuff? Not really. Because in our minds ‘life goes on like it always has’, so why sweat the small stuff? Well, this ain’t the small stuff, this is…HUGE. Read on…
When the West Marched East
Russia has always had an uneasy relationship with Europe…sometimes admirer and imitator…sometimes fighting for its life against ‘the West.’ A little history might help clarify
A Global Recession? It’s Only a Matter of Time (Part Four)
With weak growth, falling household income and contracting trade, Jim Rickards explains why recession-prone Japan won’t provide optimism for the global economy as we near the cycle’s peak.
