ALERT: Fed To Reverse Course And Begin Printing Even More Money Later This Year
The Fed will reverse course and begin printing even more money later this year.
The Fed will reverse course and begin printing even more money later this year.
The bull case for gold and commodities is getting stronger in 2022.
At the end of another wild week of trading that saw the Dow lose over 1,000 points on Thursday, bullion banks are covering gold and silver short positions as the next major financial crisis is imminent.
The financial war with Russia continues as does the war in the gold and silver markets. Here is a look at what is happening.
Buckle up because the top trend for 2022 is accelerating and it is impacting everyone around the world.
With the Dow and NASDAQ tumbling along with bonds, the financial war is heating up as the West edges closer to violent currency, banking and market collapse.
The flight from urban areas is accelerating…
On the heels of the Fed raising interest rates a half point, far below the level needed to fight inflation, the gold market responded by surging along with crude oil. Stock Market Crash Warning May 4 (King World News) – Albert Edwards, Former Global Strategist at Société Générale: I remember back in 1987 before the crash when the US trade deficit was the most important economic data release of the month. Financial
Are we looking at another banking collapse? One thing is certain, a large client somewhere has blown up.
Eurozone inflation has now hit a jaw-dropping 36.8%.
Here is a surprising look at the Russian ruble and gold, trouble in China, plus even more inflation and silver’s fall.
What we are seeing is unparalleled in history but here is the good news.
As the world edges closer to the next crisis, today the man who has become legendary for his predictions on QE and historic moves in currencies warned King World News that global chaos will increase as the world is now standing on the edge of a precipice.
The Russian ruble continues to remain on a tear as Russia now looks to officially back the ruble with gold.
After another frustrating week in the precious metals markets one thing is certain, the global systemic and currency storm will lead to gold and silver.
Today Michael Oliver, the man who is well known for his deadly accurate forecasts on stocks, bonds, and major markets, communicated to King World News that the gold and silver markets may be ready for a major upside reversal.
Billionaire Frank Giustra stunned many market observers when after the recent orchestrated takedown in the price of gold he said someone is deliberately suppressing the gold price ahead of a global reset.
Worried about the takedown in gold and silver, take a look at this…
This is most likely the last chance to buy cheap silver, plus a look at real estate.
Investors need to buckle up for a wild ride because this is the first time we have seen this in 120 years!
[Marketwired] – Comstock Mining Inc. announced today that the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection Bureau of Mining Regulation and Reclamation has issued a Notice of Decision approving an Engineering Design…
DENVER (AP) — The Denver Post reports Colorado led the nation in the growth of wind energy manufacturing jobs in 2014.
By Kathy Chen and Dominique Patton BEIJING (Reuters) – China will ban water-polluting paper mills, oil refineries, pesticide producers and other industrial plants by the end of 2016, as it moves to tackle severe pollution of the country’s water supply. The long-awaited plan comes as the central government steps up its “war on pollution” after years of industrial development that have left one-third of China’s major river basins and 60
Jihadists from the Islamic State group broke into Iraq’s massive Baiji oil refinery, seized some of its facilities and are hiding among fuel storage tanks, officials said Wednesday. An Iraqi operation backed by coalition air strikes eventually broke the siege in October and retook the town of Baiji, just south of the refinery.
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — Exxon Mobil’s top lawyer said Wednesday that a heavily criticized $225 million pollution settlement with New Jersey was reasonable and that the nearly $9 billion initially sought by the state shouldn’t be used as a barometer because it was calculated using faulty methodology.
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s call for governors to defy proposed federal rules to limit pollution has been met with mostly silence, but leaders in downwind New England states and drought-stricken areas in the West are pushing back.
By Chijioke Ohuocha and Svetlana Burmistrova LAGOS/MOSCOW (Reuters) – Nigeria is in talks with Russia’s state-owned Rosatom to build nuclear power plants, as Africa’s most populous nation tries to end of decades of blackouts that has blighted its economy. Africa’s biggest economy has no experience in developing and operating nuclear power plants but has a gamma facility and small reactors producing around 30 kilowatts for research, Franklin Erepamo Osaisai, chief
By Peroshni Govender JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) – South Africa has named preferred bidders for the fourth round of a series of renewable energy projects, that will add about 1,000 megawatts (MW) of power to its ailing grid, industry insiders said on Tuesday. Africa’s most advanced economy is committed to introducing green energy into its power mix, 95 percent of which is coal at the moment, to redress its chronic electricity shortages.
ConocoPhillips is preparing the sale of noncore oil and gas producing acreage in the United States, in the latest sign that oil majors are becoming more accepting of lower oil prices, according to people familiar with the matter. While the world’s oil and gas companies have been looking to buy assets on the cheap since oil prices plummeted, epitomized by Royal Dutch Shell Plc’s agreement earlier this month to buy
The drop in big oil companies’ profits in the past eight months isn’t just a function of lower crude prices – it also reflects strategic choices. A Reuters examination of corporate filings by some of the biggest players in the industry, including BP , Shell and France’s Total , shows the sensitivity of these companies’ earnings to changes in oil prices has risen in recent years. This means that for
A few years back, large-scale wind projects dominated the renewable energy discussion in Vermont as vocal opponents decried the destruction of pristine mountaintops and the details of construction plans …