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Donnerstag, 8. September 2016

Big Picture: Bilanzsummen der wichtigsten Notenbanken steigen auf neues Rekordhoch

Die gigantische Aufblähung der Bilanzsummen der Notenbanken geht in die nächste Runde. Die aggregierte Summe der Bilanzen nähert sich bereits der Marke von unfassbaren 20 Billionen US-Dollar bzw. 40% des GDPs der involvierten Nationen..

Quelle: Citi Research, Haver

Montag, 8. August 2016

Mittwoch, 27. Juli 2016

Big Picture: Gold vs. Realzinsen

Im Zuge der globalen Null- und Negativ-Zinsen, welche die entscheidenden Realzinsen weiter unter Druck bringen, wird das gelbe Metall immer attraktiver.



Quelle: goldseiten.de

Big Picture: QE-Wahn läuft weiter, expansive Geldpolitik auf Allzeithoch

Zwar hat die FED die QE-Maßnahmen eingestellt, doch die expansive Geldpolitik in der westlichen Welt bewegt sich auf einem Rekordhoch. Dies ist natürlich auf die extrem expansive Geldmarktpolitik in der EU und in Japan zurückzuführen..

Quelle: zerohedge.com

Sonntag, 17. Juli 2016

Rohstoff- und Minenbranche: Der Wochenrückblick von Haywood

Werfen Sie einen Blick in den informativen Wochen-Rückblick:

The Weekly Dig
Mick Carew, PhD, mcarew@haywood.com
Haywood Mining Team

Gold Price Falls as both the Banks of England and Canada Held Rates Steady

§  Equity markets in the U.S. and Canada rose further this week, despite continued sluggish economic growth. Both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 Index extended all-time highs on Thursday, prompting several money managers in the U.S. to issue caution that the rally could be short-lived, with suggestions that the global economy would continue to remain sluggish while concerns over the ramifications of the Brexit vote continued. While equity markets rallied, the price of gold fell during the week, falling as low as $1,320 on Thursday during intra-day trading. On Friday, a truck filled with weapons ploughed into a large crowd of spectators celebrating Bastille Day in Nice, France, only eight months after the Paris attacks in November. The latest death toll at the time of publication was 84; however, despite the tragedy, markets remained relatively steady, with the S&P/TSX Composite index finishing 3.8% higher for the week. Following the attack, gold fell further before finishing at $1,329 per ounce on Friday. The lower gold price coincided with the Bank of England’s surprising decision to keep its key interest rate at 0.5%, while the Bank of Canada also kept its interest rate on hold. Meanwhile, silver (↓0.9%) and platinum (↓0.8%) were also down, finishing at $20.10 and $1,089 per ounce respectively. Base metals rallied during the week, with copper leading the way, gaining 4.1% to finish at $2.22 per pound, while nickel (↑3.9%), lead (↑3.04%) and zinc (↑2.82%) each finished at $4.64, $0.85 and $1.00 per pound respectively. WTI prices rose after last week’s heavy losses, up 1.2% for the week. Finally, the UxC Weekly Spot Price of uranium fell 5% during the week, as the Broker average price closed at $25.13 per pound on Friday.


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Montag, 23. Mai 2016

Positiv für Gold: Realzinssatz verweilt im negativen Bereich

Informativer Chart, der die negative Korrelation zwischen den realen Zinsen und dem Goldpreis auf einen Blick aufzeigt. Aufgrund der zunehmenden "Null- und Negativzinsen" in der Westlichen Welt, bleibt der reale Zinssatz im negativen Bereich..

Quelle: BlackRock


Donnerstag, 12. Mai 2016

Entwicklungen der globalen Devisen-Reserven

Die globalen Devisen-Reserven fallen seit 2014 zurück. Sehr interessant sind vor allem die Entwicklungen in den Emerging Markets inkl. China. Der Blick auf den informativen Langfrist-Chart:

Quelle: J.P. Morgan, IMF

Mittwoch, 20. Mai 2015

Big Picture: Geldumlaufgeschwindigkeit weiter rückläufig

Brisante Entwicklung:

Quelle: zerohedge.com


Hierzu ein aktueller Bericht von Martin Armstrong - featured by Zerohedge:

Martin Armstrong Warns Of The Coming Crash Of All Crashes

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Why are governments rushing to eliminate cash?
During previous recoveries following the recessionary declines, the central banks were able to build up their credibility and ammunition so to speak by raising interest rates during the recovery. This time, ever since we began moving toward Transactional Banking with the repeal of Glass Steagall in 1999, banks have looked at profits rather than their role within the economic landscape.
They shifted to structuring products and no longer was there any relationship with the client. This reduced capital formation for it has been followed by rising unemployment among the youth and/or their inability to find jobs within their fields of study. The VELOCITY of money peaked with our Economic Confidence Model 1998.55 turning point from which we warned of the pending crash in Russia...