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Why Did the Federal Reserve Injected $88.1 Billion, in the U.S. Economy, this Past Thursday?

The Fed regulates the supply of money in the financial system by utilizing several means, and the re…

US Economy Experiencing Slow Growth Confirmed by Non-farm Payroll, Manufacturing, and Retail Sales Data

The Core Retail Sales Report measures changes in the total value of sales at the retail level in the…

Federal Reserve Struggling to Prevent US Economy from Slumping Like European Economy!

By Glenford S. Robinson The United States Federal Reserve recently took steps to jump-start the US e…

The Federal Reserve Cut Interest Rate by 25-Basis Points, Wednesday! But Why?

Is the Feds cutting rate because of pressures from President Trump? Or, is the Federal Reserve cutti…

Pre-recession Could be Current State of U.S. Economy, Emotionally!

Defining a recession as two consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth doesn’t tell the whole story…

Fed Chairman Powell Signaled US Economy Could Be on Verge of Economic Collapse

Could the US economy be on the verge of an all-out economic collapse? Well, the urgency with which t…

US Treasury 30-Year Bond Yield Hits Record Low, Economy Heading for Recession?

The infamous inverted yield curve is used to forecast economic recession and it too has shown itself…

US Federal Rate cut has come and gone, Now What?

The price of gold has certainly benefitted from the US-China trade war, hitting a six-year high of $…

EUR-USD Most Watched Currency Pair Leading Up to Federal Reserve Rate Cut Decision

The USD is very strong right now, beating most of the currencies in the basket of six major currenci…

The Current EUR-USD Price Action is Not Surprising

The moment the decision by the Feds to cut US interest rate is announced on July 31st, the US dollar…

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Why Did the Federal Reserve Injected $88.1 Billion, in the U.S. Economy, this Past Thursday?

The Fed regulates the supply of money in the financial system by utilizing several means, and the repo market happens to be, one of those means. The Federal Reserve, takes on the role of a lender when it adds money to the financial system, through the repo market. In the repo market, lenders can include money-market mutual funds, banks or hedge funds.

US Economy Experiencing Slow Growth Confirmed by Non-farm Payroll, Manufacturing, and Retail Sales Data

The Core Retail Sales Report measures changes in the total value of sales at the retail level in the U.S., excluding automobiles. The report shows the rate of consumer spending. It functions as a pace indicator for the U.S. economy, how fast or how slow the growth of the economy is currently progressing. As we can see in the report, the previous reading was 1.0%, the forecasted reading 0.1%, and the actual reading came in at 0.0%. So, this is confirming that U.S. economic growth has slowed down dramatically or is slowly growing.

Federal Reserve Struggling to Prevent US Economy from Slumping Like European Economy!

By Glenford S. Robinson The United States Federal Reserve recently took steps to jump-start the US economy by cutting interest rates for the second time in the space of three months. The Fed cut interest rates this past week because the agency did not want the US economy to follow the current slow economic growth …

The Federal Reserve Cut Interest Rate by 25-Basis Points, Wednesday! But Why?

Is the Feds cutting rate because of pressures from President Trump? Or, is the Federal Reserve cutting rate as a result of uncertainties presented by the ongoing trade war between the U.S. and China?

Pre-recession Could be Current State of U.S. Economy, Emotionally!

Defining a recession as two consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth doesn’t tell the whole story of the effect human emotions has on the financial markets. Before there are any consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth, there is the impact of human emotions on the financial markets, which should be taken into consideration. So, by the time two quarters of consecutive GDP growth hits the headlines, investors’ emotions would’ve already nose-dived into depression, dragging down the economy with it. That scenario could be the vampire plaguing the current U.S. economy.