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"Washington has sent an invitation and Beijing has accepted it."

Global stocks and US equity futures slipped modestly in thin overnight trading on the second to last day of what may be the best year for stocks in 22 years, with broad if shallow losses in Asia and Europe.

Another 'win' for Trump?

After 11 years of "the Fed is the market" expansion, the Fed has now reduced its bloated balance sheet by 6.7%. This is normal, right?

German automakers and part suppliers have already announced around 50,000 jobs will be lost this year... this comes at a time of potentially crippling investment demands in the switch to EV production...

The competition between the US and China for technological supremacy has revealed Europe's fundamental weakness in the twenty-first century...

He who shall not be named...

...despite the fact that EVs only account for 5% of all vehicles in China. 

...even if you're making okay money, well, you've been priced out of most real estate markets -- and you might end up in these ten affordable counties. 

"These ex-bankers and regulators are given the task of preventing and mitigating major financial risks."

Market optimism is almost always pushed until it’s too late...

A bankruptcy boom has hit the oil and gas industry, and it’s just getting started...

China's latest attempt to quietly stimulate the economy in a time of soaring food prices may end up doing far more bad than good.

The national debt continues to make new highs along with the stock market...

Maybe one day the Fed will figure out the causes of vast wealth inequality, but for now they’re too busy grappling with their own system failure...

...extremely low cost of [credit] insurance, especially this far into an economic expansion, reeks of complacency...

...bankruptcies of large name retailers are starting to create aftershocks, even in these once "protected" malls.

"Lease rates are down, and there's not a source of hope about when it will start to improve."