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Peter Schiff's Economic Commentary
Our weekly commentaries provide Euro Pacific Capital’s latest thinking on developments in the global marketplace.
On Wall Street, it's best not to think too hard or to look too closely into the mouths of gift horses. Since making predictions based on actual economic understanding is...
This week, market watchers around the world are justifiably fixated with the high-stakes, high-drama political developments unfolding in Italy. While a political crisis in the...
Earlier this year when President Trump began beating the drums loudly, causing fear of a trade war (and assuring us that such a conflict could be easily won), I cautioned that...
Market Recap and Outlook
This 30-page special report explains the US government’s “solution” to the 2008 financial crisis and
how investors might protect themselves from rising inflation that could pummel the US dollar in the
coming years.
Taxed By Debt - Peter Schiff's Special Report
The Government has no credible plan to legitimately pay down our exploding national
debt, which currently adds up to more than $56,000 for every man, woman and child in
the country. As Washington tosses aside the limitations of the debt ceiling, things are
likely to get worse in the years ahead. Peter Schiff explains why an inflation campaign
by the Federal Reserve, which has already resulted in worrisome asset bubbles,
is their only solution. He offers advice on how to help protect your portfolio from the
coming crescendo of printing.
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Global Market Wrap-Up
Mark Hanna, known in the financial community as “TraderMark,” provides his insightful daily market coverage in this column, exclusive to Euro Pacific.
5 Themes for the Week
1) U.S. Treasury Rally May be Sending Red Light over Economy - Despite all the talk of a recovering economy the bond market is sending a different message. After holding over 2.60% for the better part...
5 Themes for the Week
1) Major Divergence Between U.S. Large Cap and Small Cap Indexes - For those who follow markets closely, you may have noticed a peculiar situation developing the past month in the U.S. Large cap...
Euro Pacific Brokers’ Corner
Our weekly commentaries provide Euro Pacific Capital’s latest thinking on developments in the global marketplace.
John Browne
In a move that was little noticed outside of the financial world, China announced the creation of an oil futures contract (open to...
John Browne
On August 21st many Americans witnessed the moon cast a historic but short-lived shadow across the United States. One day later,...
Other Voices
This column allows us to present commentaries from outside authors whose opinions we greatly respect – whether or not we always agree.
Jonathan Newman
April 3, 2017
The New York Fed’s most recent household debt report showed ballooning debt and delinquency in student and auto loans. Total household debt has just about reached...
By Tyler Durden
February 16, 2016
Yesterday we reported that the ECB has begun contemplating the death of the €500 EURO note, a fate which is now virtually assured for the one banknote...
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