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Peter Schiff says the 40-year bond bull market ended in 2020—and the bear market has much further to run. He discusses rising yields, inflation, government spending, the dollar, and Bitcoin.
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Peter Schiff argues the Fed’s quarter-point hike is too small to meaningfully curb inflation. He discusses fiscal deficits, rising borrowing costs, Trump’s criticism of the Fed, and gold and crypto.
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Peter Schiff warns America’s growing debt burden is making US credit riskier. He explains why negative real yields can favor gold even as rates rise—and why the dollar still attracts capital.
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Peter Schiff and George Gammon debate the dollar’s future as US deficits mount. Schiff explains why he sees Treasuries becoming riskier and gold gaining appeal among central banks.
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Peter Schiff argues inflation never went away. From diesel and copper to AI spending and Treasury yields, he explains why rising costs and a weakening dollar remain central economic concerns.
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The ECB is celebrating 25 years of euro cash, highlighting its design, security, and popularity. One thing received far less attention: how much purchasing power the euro has lost along the way.
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Peter Schiff warns decades of artificially low interest rates could unwind much faster than they developed, as inflationary efforts to suppress yields risk accelerating the bond market’s reckoning.
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Peter Schiff argues doubling down on tariffs is backfiring: China’s trade surplus is growing, Americans are paying the bill, and central banks are increasingly choosing gold over US Treasuries.
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Peter Schiff warns that weak Treasury demand, mounting debt, a fragile yen carry trade, and persistent inflation are putting growing pressure on the dollar, oil markets, and the Fed.
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Wholesale inflation jumped 0.4% in August as energy costs surged, pushing annual PPI to 5.4%. Core prices remain elevated, while sharp increases further up the supply chain could signal more inflation ahead.
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Peter Schiff says copper remains cheap relative to gold, tariffs are redirecting global trade, and the Fed’s promises to fight inflation ring hollow when policymakers repeatedly avoid tougher action.
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Gold above $4,400 may be only the beginning. Peter Schiff explains why easy monetary policy, mounting debt, and the dollar’s declining purchasing power could drive gold much higher.
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Peter Schiff takes on economic data revisions, tariffs, Fed policy, and weakening demand for US debt—warning that if the Fed becomes the buyer of last resort for Treasuries, inflation will follow.
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Labor Day is presented as a simple celebration of American workers. Its origins were far messier: union organizing, political maneuvering, government troops, strikes, and deadly violence.
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Inflation remains well above the Fed's 2% target, yet Governor Waller says September's decision could go either way. With the meeting less than two weeks away, monetary policy increasingly looks improvised.
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Private employers added just 38,000 jobs in August, the weakest hiring since January. With job growth concentrated among larger employers and several sectors struggling, labor-market momentum continues to fade.
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The latest JOLTS report says the labor market is “little changed.” But June job openings were revised down by 177,000, while layoffs were revised higher. The initial numbers keep looking weaker in hindsight.
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Kevin Warsh says the Fed’s 2% inflation target is “firm” and there will be “no excuses.” With PCE inflation still at 3.7% after 65 months of elevated inflation, markets will be watching actions, not promises.
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Consumer confidence slipped for a second straight month, but the bigger warning is beneath the headline: expectations fell deeper into recession-warning territory as concerns over jobs, income, and inflation grew.
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Income rose 0.4% in July, but real consumer spending barely moved. With PCE inflation at 3.7% and savings still thin, higher pay isn't translating into much greater purchasing power.
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