The burden of national debt on the American public has the potential to become even heavier. Following a decade of trillion-dollar annual deficits, the Congressional Budget Office projects federal debt will be 98% of the GDP by 2030. By 2049, it is forecasted to be 174% of GDP. Learn more in this episode of USMR…
When you’re trying to protect yourself against future economic shocks, not knowing what’s around the corner can be frustrating. Make sure you’re up to date on these current recession indicators and why they matter now. Learn more in this episode of USMR Market Insights with Coy Wells. What Are These Recession Indicators Saying? –…
In the past, United States debt had been front and center in news outlets and the general populations attention, though it seems like not many people are talking about it anymore. Many theorize that we’ve become complacent with our situation, to a point where we’re now used to living in debt. We as a nation…
We’ve now seen gold not only move over a hundred dollars since May 6th but an additional $43 just yesterday. Tensions with Iran and looming financial uncertainty threaten possible economic decline for the U.S. economy, meaning that gold could rise even more. Join Coy Wells and Patrick Brunson as they discuss these issues and their…
With the constant news cycle, it can be difficult to truly understand what’s going on. In this installment of U.S.M.R. Market Insights, Coy Wells dives into Jerome Powell’s senate meeting, and how it affects you, as well as America’s economy as a whole. Are Banking Regulations Under Attack? – USMR Market Insights Video Transcript…
Interest rates play a critical role in today’s economy. Last week, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the second time this year—and two more are planned for 2018. In this installment of U.S. Money Reserve’s Market Insights, find out what the rate hike means, and how markets could be in trouble. How Rising Interest…
In this video of Daily Market Insights, Coy Wells talks about treasury bonds, raising interest rates, inflation, pension plans and others trends affecting the U.S. economy. More Turbulence for the U.S. Economy- Video Transcription Coy Wells: 00:00 Speaker 1: 00:00 Good morning and thank you for watching Daily market insights. Today we’re gonna talk about…
You may already know that the best time to find great deals on grills and patio furniture is at the end of summer, and that the best new car deals can be had at the end of the year, but what about when to buy gold bullion coins? Understanding how precious metals prices move isn’t…
After a dramatic campaign, Donald Trump garnered 62 more electoral votes than Hillary Clinton to become the 45th president of the United States. Now everyone’s wondering…is this “Brexit for America” or a “time for America to bind the wounds of division,” as Trump said in his first address as president-elect? In truth, only time will…
Gold has had a pretty favorable year. Despite tempered buying across China, India, and many emerging central banks, the price of gold has “risen close to 20%” this year, notes the World Gold Council (WGC). This price increase is due, in part, to shifting perspectives on normalizing U.S. interest rates as the Fed has teetered…
Markets were quiet last week as they awaited Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen’s comments at Jackson Hole, Wyoming. In short, she stated that “the case for an increase in the federal funds rate has strengthened in recent months,” thanks to “continued solid performance of the labor market and our outlook for economic activity and inflation.”…
You’ve read the headlines. The dollar is slumping, interest rates aren’t budging (or are they?), and the economy isn’t performing as economists and financial analysts predicted. How are these elements contributing to the price of gold? Read on for a brief summary of how each could be bolstering the price and demand for this year’s…
