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What does he say to people waiting for the Fed to drive markets back up with easy money? Nenner says, “We are finished with the cheap money. It’s not going to work anymore. That’s what the big investors understand. Even if we have 0% rates, it’s not going to keep this economy going. They cannot keep it going anymore.”Last time Nenner was on USAWatchdog.com, he said “gold was going up” and “interest rates were going to continue to fall.” He was correct and says those two trends are going to continue. Nenner says, “We are in a new bull market in gold, and the price is headed to at least $2,500 per ounce. . . . The stock market is going to continue to go down over the next 2 ½ years.” Nenner is standing by his call he’s had in place for years for a “bottom in the DOW at 5,000.” Nenner is not backing off that call one bit. So, you’ve been warned.
“Historically, it has been a pretty good signal of recession, and it think that’s when markets pay attention to it, but I would really urge that on this occasion it may be a less good signal,” Yellen said on Fox Business Network. “The reason for that is there are a number of factors other than market expectations about the future path of interest rates that are pushing down long-term yields.”
Al hilo de lo que apunta "Asustadísimos", quisiera comentar esta noticia:Hacienda multiplica por cinco sus avisos por alquileres en 'negro' y aflora 122.000 en tres añoshttps://cincodias.elpais.com/cincodias/2019/08/11/economia/1565523015_944267.html"Hacienda tiene ya constancia de rendimientos inmobiliarios de más de 122.000 declarantes de esta partida en tres años, con un ingreso extra de más de 1.300 millones de euros."No deja de ser gracioso, porque las cifras que se manejan son absolutamente demenciales. 1.300 millones de euros no son migajas precisamente y estaban simplemente ahí, al alcance de Hacienda.Deja patente (una vez más) que el artefacto inmobiliario simplemente venía bien para engrasar la maquinaria, de forma similar al trabajo en negro.
Dow sinks 730 points Wednesday afternoon as flashing recession signal rattles stock market
U.S. Stocks Tumble as Economy Worries Mount: Markets Wrap
Negative yields: Sweden leads the world below zeroThe Riksbank argues that the policy has borne fruit. In a January report it concluded that while the impact on household borrowing appeared to be “slightly muted”, the overall effect was positive. “Mildly negative interest rates have successfully contributed to more expansionary monetary policy,” the report said.However, research by Gauti Eggertsson, professor of economics at Brown University, and Lawrence Summers, the former US Treasury secretary who is now at Harvard, contends that such a policy offers “diminishing returns”.Examining daily, bank-level data on mortgage rates for Swedish banks and the impact on bank lending rates, the pair concluded: “While the first two cuts in negative territory by the Riksbank appear to have been transmitted to lending rates, transmission seems to have broken down for the second two cuts"(...)Critics have called for a rethink of the central bank’s inflation-targeting mandate, but for now the Riksbank may have little choice but to stick to its guns.“It’s going to be incredibly hard to move out of this,” said Mr Hammer. “We’re really stuck in a low-rate environment for a long time, unfortunately.”
Fed is failing, says Trump, as global rates tumble“'The Fed has got to do something! The Fed is the Central Bank of the United States, not the Central Bank of the World.' Mark Grant @Varneyco," Trump wrote in a tweet. "Correct! The Federal Reserve acted far too quickly, and now is very, very late. Too bad, so much to gain on the upside!"
Europe's banking sector is staring into the abyss. The next few days will be critical. A lifeline, some think futile, is still one-month away when the ECB next meets to take additional measures. The poster child for fractional banking in a negative interest rate environment
Desmontando el ‘boom’ exportador de España: vende mucho, pero vende malEl auge de las exportaciones ha sido opuesto a la caída del valor añadido incorporado por las empresas españolas. España ensambla cada vez más, pero produce menos
The Average U.S. Farm Is $1,300,000 In Debt, And Now The Worst Farming Crisis In Modern History Is Upon Us(...) due to endless rain and catastrophic flooding millions of acres of prime farmland didn’t get planted at all this year, and the yields on tens of millions of other acres are expected to be way, way below normal. As a result, we are facing the worst farming crisis in modern American history, and this comes at a time when U.S. farms are drowning in more debt than ever before. In fact, the latest numbers that we have show that the average U.S. farm is 1.3 million dollars in debt…(...) If the horrific weather and endless flooding wasn’t enough, about a week ago the Chinese government announced that they would be ending all “purchases of U.S. agricultural products”, and that was a devastating blow for farmers all over the nation.In particular, soybean farmers are going to see demand for their crops absolutely collapse. In recent years, China has purchased approximately 60 percent of all U.S. soybean exports.And even if a trade deal is eventually reached, it is unlikely that all of that demand is ever going to come back. Right now, the Chinese are spending enormous amounts of money “to build transportation infrastructure to ship soybeans grown in what used to be rain forests” in Brazil. They aren’t going to abandon all of that just because Trump suddenly changes his mind.And the truth is that it is extremely unlikely that Trump will change his mind and cave in to the Chinese.
(Nos encanta ver que no somos nosotros solos:https://www.r4.com/analisis-actualidad/opinion-expertos/china-y-la-prolongacion-del-ciclo?id=561181 )
[…] es bastante inquietante oír a Trump decir, cómo lo hizo hace unos días, que "nuestro problema no es China sino la Fed". Tratar de endosar a la Fed toda la responsabilidad de que la economía norteamericana esté más o menos presentable para las elecciones de 2020, no solo es pedir a la política monetaria más de lo que puede dar, sino que, además, es, en nuestra modesta opinión, un grave error de concepto. [...]
Nos encanta ver que no somos nosotros solos:
[…] El asesor comercial de la Casa Blanca, Peter Navarro, dijo en una entrevista en Fox Business Network que la decisión de aplazar los gravámenes busca limitar los perjuicios a los negocios estadounidenses, que ya tienen contratos para comprar bienes chinos para la temporada de compras navideñas y no pueden impedir que los costos se traspasen a los clientes. "La premisa sobre la que estamos actuando es causarles daño a ellos, no a nosotros", dijo Navarro. "Por eso (...) si ponemos los aranceles el 1 de septiembre nos dañaría más a nosotros que a ellos. Eso sería estúpido".[…]https://es.investing.com/news/economic-indicators/china-no-hizo-concesiones-despues-que-trump-aplazara-los-aranceles-1911344
[...] Navarro's views are significantly outside the mainstream of economic thought, and he is generally considered a heterodox economist. A strong proponent of reducing U.S. trade deficits, Navarro is well known as a critic of Germany and China and has accused both nations of currency manipulation. His views on trade are widely considered fringe and misguided by other economists. He has called for increasing the size of the American manufacturing sector, setting high tariffs, and repatriating global supply chains. He is also a strong opponent of the North American Free Trade Agreement and Trans-Pacific Partnership. With U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, Navarro developed an infrastructure development plan for the candidacy and presidency of Donald Trump[...]