LME Hands Gold Banks License to Print Money
The Banks Will Not Be Denied Franchises and are Buying Into Exchanges
written by Soren K. for MarketSlant
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US Debt Slashed By 12 Billion In Trump’s First Month
The US national debt has been reduced by a staggering 12 billion dollars during President Trump’s first month in office. Inheriting a national debt of $19,947 billion – an enormous figure that was thought irreversible and had been blowing out by billions every day Obama was in office – President Trump immediately got to work and began turning the situation around. On February 21st, just month later, the US debt load stood at $19,935 billion – a reduction of $12 billion, and the first time in decades a President has turned the debt clock backwards.
Chicago Public School Officials Promise To Obstruct The Enforcement Of Trump's Immigration Law
Submitted by Michael Snyder via The End of The American Dream blog,
WTI/RBOB Slide After Crude Inventory Hits Record High, Production Tops 9 Million Barrels
After API's surprise draw across all major categories, DOE reported the 7th weekly crude build in a row (even as crude imports plunged). Gasoline, Distillates, and Cushing all saw draws even as crude production rose to new cycle highs - back above 9mm bbl/d.
Eight Reasons Why The Dutch Election Matters
Submitted by Saxo Bank's Martin O'Rourke via TradingFloor.com,