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Almost a fifth of adults in Britain were likely to have experienced depression in June, double the amount before the pandemic...

Tanzila Yandieva, head of Expobank’s legal department said the deal was "precedent-setting for both the banking and legal communities."

Could the worst be over for the Swiss watch industry? 

 

 

...if you’re reading this, then you’ve probably been called a conspiracy theorist. Also you’ve been derided and shamed for questioning the “science” of the COVID debacle...

"Liberal politics has destroyed this city." 

Senior editor, Ash Bennington, hosts managing editor, Roger Hirst, to discuss ongoing global monetary and fiscal policy support, how central banks may need to…

...there was clearly something rotten in the kingdom of the financial world.

Thus do the lazy complacent passengers drift inexorably toward the cataracts of collapse just ahead...

...waah waah waah...

Meet the SOMA Securities Lending program.

"...because I anticipated [precious metals'] demonetization by the U.S. Government."

This too is another market top indicator. However, in a centrally-planned market such as this one, none of this matters.

"This is NOT a typical August lull in liquidity."

The current level of delinquencies even surpasses the $13.5 billion that lenders were owed during the Great Recession that started in 2008...

...enlisting up to 60,000 people world-wide to test whether its experimental shot safely protects from COVID-19.

...an expected 58% of the Gamma rolling-off after this Friday's expiration (!!!) makes the case for potentially "binary" price-action next week...

"We have to explain to the public far better why we are buying the assets of cash-rich mega companies that does nothing to help struggling SMEs and those on Main Street who can’t borrow..."

“...heavily indebted companies raising more debt is like pouring wet cement into their firms. When it sets its like concrete, stopping growth...”

"So long as a V-shaped recovery in risky assets fails to create a V-shaped recovery in economic activity, this tension is a recipe for increased volatility."