SchiffGold.com
May 8, 2025
In his latest podcast, Peter reviews April's surprising turnaround in the stock market, explores the myths of tariff-driven economic patriotism, and exposes the contradictions in US currency policies. He also shareshis skepticism about the delayed economic impacts of tariffs and comments on the intersection of political influence and wealth in Washington's culture.
By David Stockman
David Stockman's Contra Corner
May 8, 2025
The man gets more farcical every day. In advance of his meeting with Canada's newly reelected prime minster, the Donald literally jumped the shark, letting loose a fusillade of outright lunacy that would ordinarily raise questions about his compos mentis. But blithering idiocy like the following has become so commonplace from Trump that it's apparently being taken for granted.
By Jeff Thomas
International Man
May 7, 2025
In 1791, the first Secretary of the Treasury of the US, Alexander Hamilton, convinced then-new president George Washington to create a central bank for the country. Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson opposed the idea, as he felt that it would lead to speculation, financial manipulation, and corruption. He was correct, and in 1811, its charter was not renewed by Congress.
By Ryan McMaken
Mises.org
May 5, 2025
The Trump administration has tried to cultivate a reputation for preferring "Main Street over Wall Street." Unfortunately, this image is belied by the administration's renewed push for artificially low interest rates and monetary inflation. By embracing these policies, Trump has put himself squarely in the camp of "Wall Street over Main Street."
This is because a policy of monetary inflation and low interest rates favors wealthy owners of assets while imposing higher prices and fewer income gains on people of more modest means.
Libres Paroles
Une émission de Claude Janvier
Invité : Gérard Faure-Kapper, ancien banquier, expert financier, il nous parlera des banquiers prédateurs. Basés sur des faits réels, vous pénétrerez dans les arcanes de la banque.
Thème : Voyage au bout de l'arnaque, dépeçage !
Claude Janvier
source : TV-ADP
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Le ministre de l'Économie lors d'une visite dans une usine mi-avril.
En 2025, la France affiche une croissance limitée à 0,1% au premier trimestre, tandis que l'inflation reste élevée. Les ménages, entreprises et finances publiques subissent les effets d'un contexte économique et politique incertain.