US National Debt Will Jump by $617 Billion in 5 Months by Wolf Richter • Jan 30, 2018 • 74 Comments Just as the Fed accelerates its QE Unwind. Treasuries reacted.
The US Cities with the Most Magnificent Housing Bubbles by Wolf Richter • Jan 30, 2018 • 42 Comments But some flat spots are showing up!
Customer Lawsuits Pummel Spanish Banks by Don Quijones • Jan 30, 2018 • 17 Comments After it collapsed, Banco Popular was discovered to have 55,000 complaints against it.
What Does it Mean, Saving Rate drops to 12-Year Low when 50% of Americans Don’t Have Savings? by Wolf Richter • Jan 29, 2018 • 136 Comments Or what the averages are hiding.
Um, Is the US Treasury “Yield Curve” Steepening or Flattening? by Wolf Richter • Jan 29, 2018 • 51 Comments And how would the housing market digest these kinds of mortgage rates?
The Public Is Becoming Restive over Britain’s Privatized Utilities by Leonard Hyman and Willian Tilles • Jan 28, 2018 • 47 Comments Even the Financial Times throws in the towel.
Bond Market’s “Inflation Expectations” Highest since 2014 by Wolf Richter • Jan 28, 2018 • 62 Comments What’s going on is a sell-off in the Treasury market.
Fallout from Carillion Collapse Hits KPMG by Don Quijones • Jan 27, 2018 • 44 Comments Next Arthur Andersen? No, the “Final Four” audit firms are “too big to replace.”
End of the 9-Year Rental Housing Boom? by Wolf Richter • Jan 26, 2018 • 62 Comments Since the Financial Crisis, the number of renters surged at a blistering pace, and renters became a majority in 42 cities, but the trend has now reversed.
Fannie Mae, the Goldman Goose that Keeps on Laying Eggs by Contributor • Jan 26, 2018 • 31 Comments Why is Fannie Mae Offering Goldman Sachs et al. Such Fat Margins on Defaulted Mortgages?