Danielle DiMartino Booth and Jim Bianco offer expert insights on today's economic challenges, critically examining inflation metrics, wage stagnation, and the shift to remote work's impact on jobs and commercial real estate.
Amidst rising concerns about the future of the U.S. economy, a closer look at our northern neighbor presents a compelling case. Canada, grappling with a trio of economic challenges – stagnant wages, rampant inflation, and skyrocketing housing costs – paints a grim picture.
The latest data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics showcases a worrying trend.
In our current monetary system, central banks around the world are pivotal in shaping national economic policies and managing currency systems. A key function of central banking is the issuance of currency.
The US consumer price index (CPI) is often cited as a key measure of inflation, and recent data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics has shed light on the current inflationary trends within the US economy.
Bitcoin is back over $51,775 for the first time since early December 2021 and has surpassed a $1 Trillion market.
In a recent Super Bowl ad, President Joe Biden voiced his frustration with the ongoing issue of shrinkflation, a phenomenon where companies reduce the size of their products while maintaining the same price point.
The latest episode of The Bitcoin Layer podcast features Michael Howell, CEO of CrossBorder Capital, who delves into the intricacies of global liquidity and its profound impact on global markets, including Bitcoin.
Chinese stock markets are collapsing- is their entire stock market a potential fraud?
Last week's earnings from New York Community Bank Corp (NYCB) brought significant attention to the commercial real estate (CRE) market.
U.S. Steel had been losing market share for decades. It’s now being taken over by a foreign rival—the result of slow strangulation by government.
A series of purges among top officials, ongoing efforts to stabilize a volatile stock market, and the struggle to maintain a fragile banking system all point toward a government grappling with significant financial turmoil.
In a time when immigration policy and labor shortages are at the forefront of political discourse, the idea that illegal immigrants are the solution to workforce deficits continues to be a divisive topic.
In a recent candid interview with "60 Minutes," Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell provided insight into the Fed's past miscalculations and its future policy direction.