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Markets demand fiscal discipline – US, France, Britain and Italy on the brink of the abyss

July 24, 2025

The fiscal position of many advanced economies has deteriorated dramatically, it is now a well-established picture. The nightmare of the debt crisis has shifted…

The Five reasons for gold’s sudden jump and the slow death of the dollar

July 24, 2025

Gold is not just a hedge against risk in the midst of an economic crisis – it is becoming a core asset class in…

Bond Markets: Reduce Debt and Deficits – deficits will not be financed by the markets

June 5, 2025

The Land of the Rising Sun is not generally of much interest to global investors — until something goes really wrong, when it does….

Nine indicators that indicate a high probability of an economic crisis in the United States

May 8, 2025

The financialization of the economy in the last quarter of the 20th century created a global “bubble” that is now bursting, starting with the…

Emerging markets: World Bank issues warning on debt

May 1, 2025

Growing uncertainty in global trade is exacerbating the already serious problems of rising debt and sluggish growth faced by emerging market and developing countries….

How will the “punishers” of the bond market be eliminated in 3 moves? The battle for the 10-year

May 1, 2025

Donald Trump’s retreat, as many mainstream media outlets have pointed out, was not so much driven by the bloodshed on Wall Street as by…

Debt restructuring using tariffs is a risk for the dollar

March 27, 2025

The successful Plaza Accord of the 1985s is now apparently serving as inspiration for the administration of US President Donald Trump, as it seeks…

US debt is unsustainable – at 200% if tax cuts become permanent

March 27, 2025

The US debt is the enduring nightmare of Donald Trump’s economic policy… His presidency, after all, will be judged by whether he deals with…

The US is “controlling” debt with inflation

March 13, 2025

There is an old joke among investors that, in our time, is tragically accurate. Countries start by borrowing from each other. When that trust…