money supply

What has the increasing wealth inequality in developed nations meant for financial markets & the real economy?

Their money supply’s shrinking and yield curves have inverted. This confluence of events always precedes slumps; can this time be different?

In light of the United States’ (US’) August Consumer Price Index (CPI) report, I provide this latest report as an update to some of the key points that I previously...

With the US’ M2 growth decelerating sharply, as opposed to inflation, a significant recession should now be the major concern Alongside the US delivering its second...

Local market fell from the start with global investors boosting it in the middle before another slide back lower. Japanese market rolled over form slight positive to...

Local market started positive on global investor buying for the currency trade before profit taking faded the positive performance through the day. EU markets were...