By Washington’s Blog, January 06 2016
Central banks – including the Bank of Japan, Bank of Israel, Bank of Switzerland and the Czech Republic– have been buying stocks to prop up their nations’ stock markets. We’ve noted for years that Fed policy is aimed at boosting stocks, as well.
By Ariel Noyola Rodríguez, January 06 2016
(…) now, thanks to approval from the US Congress, the IMF will finally be able to implement the reform of the quotas representation system, China and other emerging countries will increase their power in decision-making, whilst European countries will lose relevance.
Wall Street Kicks Off 2016 with a Faceplant
By Mike Whitney, January 06 2016
The combination of dreary economic data, shrinking profits, dwindling capital investment, sub-par growth, and higher interest rates has put Wall Street in a foul mood foreshadowing a volatile and bumpy year ahead with little cause for celebration.
Mass Privatization and Britain’s Spiralling Public Debt, The Result of Failed Economic Policies
By Graham Vanbergen, January 04 2016
Public sector debt, that is the national debt that is declared as debt on the books of UKplc stands at around £1.6 trillion or 81% of GDP (all goods and services produced by the nation in one year).
The Rule Of Law No Longer Exists In Western Civilization
By Dr. Paul Craig Roberts, January 06 2016
Putin is correct. America and its vassals are lawless. No one is safe from the government.
