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By Ethan Huff Article Source For the first time in nearly 50 years, Great Britain’s inflation rate is expected spike beyond 18 percent, according to a dire new report from Citi. Benjamin Nabarro, the chief UK economist at Citi,...
Read MoreBy Arsenio Toledo Article Source New home sales in the United States for single-family units plunged to a six-and-a-half-year low in July as increasingly high mortgage rates and house prices and the downturn in the American...
Read MoreBy Michael Snyder Article Source Do you remember what happened precisely 14 years ago? In 2008, the housing market collapsed and the subprime mortgage meltdown made national headlines day after day as unprecedented panic swept...
Read MoreBy Michael Snyder Article Source If half of the firms in the entire country really do cut jobs over the next year, what will our economy look like afterwards? All over America, companies are anticipating that a major economic...
Read MoreBy Belle Carter Article Source Gregory Mannarino, a full-time trader of the capital markets with a worldwide following on social media, decried the Joe Biden administration for approving the Inflation Reduction Act that would...
Read MoreBy Michael Snyder Article Source We are being warned that food prices in the U.S. are going to go absolutely haywire after the election in November. I am taking such warnings very seriously, and I believe that you should too. ...
Read MoreBy Mary Villareal Article Source The highest inflation in almost 41 years has resulted in American households paying an average of $717 more per month, according to the Joint Economic Committee (JEC) Republicans. Despite...
Read MoreBy Michael Snyder Article Source If brighter days are ahead for the U.S. economy, why are so many tent cities popping up all over the nation? At this point things are so bad that even the New York Times is admitting that...
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