debt crisis

Its GDP is growing – but relies upon mammoth, debt-fuelled deficits. Without this “stimulus” the U.S. would’ve been in recession since 2009.

Below is a summary of the topics we covered on Nucleus Investment Insights this month. See the links for more information.

Probably not – but high and rising debt will boost CPI and interest rates, and stifle GDP growth and investors’ returns.

The exponential rise of debt is stifling its economic growth. It thus takes ever more dollars of debt to generate an extra $1 of GDP.

Over the past few months we have looked several times at debt crises and how they are likely to be resolved. We had Dr Hail on to talk about MMT, we featured Ray...

(Ed’s Note: We asked two of our contributors who have strong views on banks to produce a bear versus bull case on this critical sector for income investors and SMSFs....

Earlier this week I published a wire in which one of Australia’s most experienced investors, Robert Millner, Chairman of Washington H Soul Pattinson, raised an...

The rapid and widespread sell-off over the last four weeks is a textbook systemic deleveraging. Whilst the culprits are many; hedge funds, risk parity strategies and...

Prof. Keen has declared "we need a new economics", and is an expert at understanding global debt, which is exactly why we brought him onto the podcast today to discuss...