S&P 500 is breaking down versus gold, Gold is bottoming versus the Dow Jones, Gold is breaking out versus the…
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In recent years, the U.S. Treasury has relied heavily on short-term debt instruments, such as Treasury bills (T-bills) and short-duration…
The Recession Threshold: 18% Tax Receipts of GDP One of the most striking patterns in U.S. economic history is the…
Predicting recessions is a tricky business, but economists and analysts often rely on a combination of historical data, economic indicators,…
Abstract Over the past century, U.S. federal debt has expanded in a non-linear manner characterized by discrete accelerations rather than…
Introduction: There’s growing concern among financial analysts that hedge funds are becoming major players in the U.S. Treasury market, which…
In recent years, a quiet but significant shift has been unfolding in the world of global finance. Since 2014—and with…
Inflation mattered little to the Fed in 2007/08. The Fed kept cutting with YoY CPI rising from 2.0 in July…
Note: Discussions about Sweden’s future religious makeup are highly controversial. Predictions of a “majority Muslim” Sweden have fueled heated debates…
As the global economy faces headwinds in 2024, there is a growing concern about the potential resurgence of inflation, despite…
In the vast and intricate realm of economic policy, the trajectory of the U.S. federal debt has become a topic…
For decades, global demand for U.S. government debt has rested on a simple but powerful mechanism: the dollar’s dominance in…
Abstract This article examines whether the United States has already crossed the threshold beyond which its public debt can no…
The echoes of high inflation and central banks tightening financial conditions linger. We will explore the historical precedents following such…
As 2020 draws to a close, the global economy stands at a crucial juncture, facing a confluence of factors that…