Market Focus: Global/International
Recent Editorials on Global Issues
- Feb 10 A Tale of Two Settlements by Gonzalo Lira
- Feb 10 Notable Critic of China Policy Taken Offline for Citing Corrupt Use of Power by Michael Shedlock
- Feb 09 Strange Weather Phenomena, Meth Labs, and Increasing Drought by Evelyn Browning...
- Feb 07 In the Bullring with Gold by Frank Holmes
- Feb 06 Iran Crisis Heats Up by JR Nyquist
- Feb 03 The Fed’s BFF by Adrian Ash
- Feb 02 The Perversions of The Modern Monetary System by Pater Tenebrarum
- Jan 31 German Retail Sales “Unexpectedly” Fall in December by Michael Shedlock
- Jan 31 Rippling Impacts of Iran Oil Embargoes by Casey Research
- Jan 31 Heart of China Bull Beats Strong by Frank Holmes
Recent Newshours on Global Issues
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Felix Zulauf on the European Debt Crisis−No Painless Way Out
Feb 10
Jim welcomes back Felix Zulauf, Founder and President at Zulauf Asset Management AG for another wide-ranging discussion. In the first of a two-part interview, Felix discusses the European debt crisis and believes the bailouts will be bigger than anticipated. He also sees money printing going global as central banks expand their balance sheets to equal or surpass the GDP of their respective countries. (CLICK HERE FOR TRANSCRIPT)
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Joe de Courcy: The Drums of War
Feb 09
Jim welcomes Joe de Courcy, Editor of Courcy’s Intelligence Brief and Chief Executive of Intelligence Research Ltd in London. Joe is hearing the drumbeat of war getting louder in the Middle East, as talk of general war is coming from many sources.
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Marin Katusa: The Slow Demise of the Petrodollar Is Bullish for Gold
Feb 08
Jim welcomes back Marin Katusa from Casey Research this week. Marin and Jim discuss the petrodollar system and how Iran may play a key role in its demise, which would hurt the dollar and boost gold.
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James Dines: Gold to Challenge Last Year’s Highs in 2012 on the Way to $3,000 oz. and Beyond
Jan 27
Jim is pleased to welcome back James Dines of The Dines Letter to discuss his forecast for 2012. In an interview covering many subjects, Mr. Dines believes gold shares will catch up to the gold price, Chinese growth won’t be enough to bail out the world’s economies, and that nothing will save the world until a currency link to gold is reinstated and enforced. (Click here for transcript)
