One week ago, on May 3, we wrote ECB Holds Line on Interest Rates, More Printing regarding the coordinated status of central bank policy. We said:
“The Bank of England will decide next Thursday, May 10, if it will continue printing beyond the ...
Tag: Central Banks
Blog Post - May 10th, 2012
All terms: Bank of Japan, Central Banks, Currency, currency inflation, ECB, Federal Reserve, GDP, Government, IMF, Monetary Policy, quantitative easing
Blog Post - May 3rd, 2012
Renewed sovereign debt crisis in Europe will be a driving force in global economic contraction, as the European Union is the largest destination for Chinese and U.S. exports. The European Central Bank’s (ECB) three-year long-term refinancing operations ...
All terms: Central Banks, Currency, Deflation, ECB, Economic Growth, Euro, Government, IMF, Inflation, Monetary Policy, Oil
Blog Post - April 19th, 2012
Central America has been on the rise when it comes to strong leadership. Guatemalan President Perez Molina has been a busy man recently, speaking at the World Economic Forum on the path he sees that encourages advancing prosperity for Guatemalans, ...
All terms: Central Banks, Commodities, Government, Government, Mexico, Monetary Policy, Politics, Silver
Blog Post - April 3rd, 2012
Greek citizens got worked over by northern bankers, with the “deal” for the largest restructuring of government debt in history leaving Greeks with more debt than ever. Meanwhile, complicit Greek politicians agreed that if the new, even larger debt is n ...
All terms: Central Banks, currency inflation, Euro, Government, Greece, Monetary Base, Monetary Policy
Feature - March 21st, 2012
The United States is marked by a philosophical division between the founding leaders who wanted to create a strong centralized national government and those who advocated a decentralized, libertarian model. Initially, the Nationalists lost—but they didn ...
Blog Post - March 20th, 2012
Here at WealthCycles we frequently speak of silver and gold. The topic is becoming quite popular in the wholly owned mainstream media, with CNBC running hour-long specials on gold in prime time slots.
"The man who never looks into a newspaper is bet ...
All terms: Alan Greenspan, Central Banks, Currency, currency inflation, Debt, Deflation, ECB, Federal Reserve, Government, Investor Confidence
Blog Post - March 1st, 2012
To understand sell in precious metals which began on February 29, one must look at the actions of the two most important institutions for short- and medium-term financial planning, the world’s two largest banks, the Federal Reserve Bank and the European ...
All terms: Ben Bernanke, Bonds, Central Banks, Commodities, ECB, Federal Reserve, financial planning, Government, precious metals
Blog Post - February 17th, 2012
Investor appetite for gold is heating up, in part because of signals from hedge fund guru John Paulson, the guy who saw the real estate meltdown coming in 2007 and became a billionaire as a result.
The Paulson & Co. founder “told investors it’s ...
All terms: buy gold, central bank, Central Banks, Currency, Debt, Free Market, Gold, Hedge Funds
Blog Post - February 6th, 2012
As investors consider the precarious situation in Europe throughout the beginning of 2012, the hottest issue remaining on the minds of investors is that European taxpayers have finally reached a point where they will not be able to refinance all of thei ...
All terms: Central Banks, currency inflation, Debt, Debt, Default, Euro Crisis, Government, taxpayer bailout
Feature - February 1st, 2012
The conspiratorial and overactive imagination sections of our brains think that central bankers must live lavishly—bathing in champagne while pulling the monetary levers that make people dance with every movement of our modern markets. The August news s ...