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Wall Street’s Big Voices Are Weighing In on Trump’s Feud With Powell — and Most Aren’t Happy

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and President Donald Trump outside the White House. Drew Angerer/Getty Images President Donald Trump has hit out at Fed chair Jerome Powell for not cutting interest rates faster. Fresh fears about the central bank’s independence hit stocks, bonds, and the dollar on Monday. Wall Street figures said Powell might be […]

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Ray Dalio Fears ‘Something Worse Than a Recession.’ If Anything, His Fears Are Understated

Ray Dalio. Shannon Finney/NBC via Getty Images In a recent interview on Meet the Press, financier Ray Dalio, warned of “something worse than a recession” if current financial, economic, and trade issues are not “handled well.” Later in the interview, he warned that if current problems worsen, we could experience a “world order in which there is great

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A Global Rebalancing Is Well Underway as Investors Sell off U.S. Bonds

Global investors have soured more on U.S. bonds than stocks in the recent market turbulence, and their asset sales are contributing to the surprising decline in the U.S. dollar. A new assessment of where global investors are putting their money confirms that foreign investors have been selling both bonds and stocks since President Donald Trump’s

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Here’s How China Could Crush the U.S. Housing Market

A new housing development built along a canal near the Mokelumne River is viewed on May 22, 2023, near Stockton, California. At the end of January, foreign countries owned $1.32 trillion worth of U.S. mortgage-backed securities, or 15% of the total outstanding, according to Ginnie Mae. “If China wanted to hit us hard, they could

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Gold Is a Better Bet Than Treasurys to Weather the Market Storm, Says BlackRock Strategist

Gold prices hit $3,200 for the first time on Friday. Trump’s tariffs and China’s retaliatory action have roiled global markets. A BlackRock strategist said gold was a better hedge than Treasury bills amid the market turmoil. Gold hit another record high above $3,200 on Friday — and is a better way to protect against the ongoing

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Physical Gold is The Ultimate Hedge & a Critical Diversifier

Several surveys from 2008 and 2020 estimate that only 10.8% to 12% of Americans own physical gold. The simple truth is this: Americans are just beginning to wake up. Physical gold has been the most sought-after form of wealth, diversification, and money throughout history—valued across every culture and era. It has served—and continues to serve—as

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Bond-Market Chaos is Fueling Concerns About a Crisis. Here’s What You Need to Know

Bond-market chaos is fueling concerns about a crisis. Here’s what you need to know. © MarketWatch photo illustration/iStockphoto Chaos in the U.S. stock market has infected the bond market, fueling speculation about a potentially destabilizing shock to the global financial system. The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield has climbed as much as 65 basis points over the

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Bitcoin is more like mortgage-backed securities than gold, and 2008 may be repeating itself – Wharton

MSN While Bitcoin is often compared to gold, crucial differences in their value structures and ownership transparency mean the cryptocurrency carries the same kinds of risks seen in mortgage-backed securities during the 2008 financial crisis, and history may now be repeating itself, according to two academic researchers. “Bitcoin is now priced at almost a hundred thousand dollars

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Why gold revaluation charts put prices at $25,000-$55,000 if history rhymes, silver poised for breakout: Crescat Capital Strategist

MSN (Kitco News) – A rare convergence of gold demand from both Eastern and Western economies is fueling a significant rally in the precious metal, and silver is on the cusp of a major move back to its all-time highs, according to Tavi Costa, Partner & Macro Strategist at Crescat Capital. Speaking at the PDAC

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Powell forced to start printing more money after Fed lost $77.6B last year and $192B in 2 years

MSN The Federal Reserve just posted another massive loss. This time, it’s $77.6 billion for 2024. That brings the total damage under Powell to $192 billion in just two years. The central bank released its audited financials on Friday. It’s the second straight year of red ink, following a $114.3 billion loss in 2023. This

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