Inflation

12th April 2018 Nickolai Hubble

Ignoring the implicit reckoning

Given World War III might’ve started by the time you read this, I’ve got to be careful what I say. Especially with a UK partner visa application in the works. And so, let’s take a look at the premise of…

9th February 2018 Bill Bonner

The Age of Inflation Is About to Begin

PARIS – Yesterday’s screens were full of green numbers (things going up). Investors may breathe a sigh of relief. “Whew! Glad that’s over…” they are likely to say. But it’s way too early to relax… and way too late to…

6th November 2017 Nickolai Hubble

The pound’s run is over, say interest rates

It’s an irony of the financial world. The bigger the event, the less anyone cares. Because everyone sees it coming in advance. Everything had already adjusted, the moves were priced in months ago, and all eyes are on the next…

12th October 2017 Nickolai Hubble

Why central bankers can’t get inflation

In September I warned inflation is making a comeback. It’s central bankers’ age-old accountability mechanism. The reason quantitative easing (QE) never worked in the end. It’s not like we haven’t tried money printing. History is littered with examples of it….

16th December 2016 Bill Bonner

The Fed’s “Debt Monster” Is Calling the Shots

BALTIMORE – The funny money gets funnier in the U.S., too… Yesterday, as expected, the Fed raised its key short-term lending rate by 25 basis points to 0.75%. Stocks fell. Bloomberg Markets: Federal Reserve officials raised interest rates for the first…

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Ignoring the implicit reckoning

The Age of Inflation Is About to Begin

The pound’s run is over, say interest rates

Why central bankers can’t get inflation

The Fed’s “Debt Monster” Is Calling the Shots