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 The Federal Reserve is overcompensating for its loose pandemic monetary policy and setting the stage for a global recession.

A perfect storm is emerging in America’s turbulent bond market

The most surprising thing about news that global debt just hit a record $307 trillion is how little alarm it generated. But these figures suggest that governments everywhere have lost the plot on basic fiscal prudence.

US stocks continued their retreat on Thursday as investors worried over the Fed's hawkish stance.

Judging by all the policy mistakes Jerome Powell’s Federal Reserve is making, one has to wonder whether next year it will be accused of having been asleep at the wheel when another economic crisis was brewing.

The monetary death march continues. The Bank of England’s fourteenth rise in interest rates is unscientific, unnecessary, and underestimates the powerful global forces washing over these islands.

Fuelled by the Bank's monetary death march, Britain is hurtling towards disaster

As Jerome Powell works to tame the worst inflation in decades, the Federal Reserve chairman is getting an assist from the unlikeliest of places: China.

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