Rafi Farber
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Deposits in the banking system continue to contract strongly. This is despite the fact that the Treasury's account at the Fed - which has sucked in over half a trillion dollars on net since June - is now spitting dolllars back out into the...
It's not very often we can track hyperinflation in real time. It is a golden (pun intended) and silver opportunity to see what actually happens so we know what to expect when it hits the bigger currencies, which it absolutely will.
Housing prices as measured by the Case Shiller 20 Housing Index are falling year over year for the first time since January 2007. There are two differences this time.
We're getting down to the wire now. Biden has cancelled debt ceiling negotiations with Republicans yesterday. Maybe Hunter's in trouble again. Who knows.Treasury has between 2-4 weeks of cash left before the United States will not be able...
Another week, another bank failure. PacWest Bancorp (PACW) has collapsed on reports that it is looking to sell itself. This is never really a great opening line or stance for increasing one's value on the market in any walk of life. As a...
This week, come and hear an inspiring story involving California Senator Dianne Feinstein and a certain, shall we say, malady. The Treasury is running out of cash, with the debt ceiling to be hit by June.
Back in 2020 and 2021 when the Federal Reserve printed about $6.5 trillion dollars, $2.3 trillion more on top of that gargantuan sum ended up in a monetary horror funhouse called "reverse repos". Financial institutions could dump their...
If you're wondering how a system-wide banking failure could suddenly spring up on the Federal Reserve without warning, wonder no more. The Fed conveniently forgot to stress test banks for rising interest rates. Had they done so, they would...
The era of zero interest rates is long gone, and annual interest payments on the $31.6 trillion debt load are up 41% since last year (of course, the fastest rate of increase ever), and fast approaching the $1 trillion mark. Consumer prices...
The only way to get away from the dollar is to dig underneath it, right to the very base of the monetary pyramid itself.
