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Tag Archives: Baltic Dry Index
FLATTENING YIELD CURVE PORTENDS RECESSION
Reading time: 2,720 words, 9 pages, 6 to 10 minutes. “Events are converging ominously this summer in the direction of unwinding expectations and serial train wrecks of finance and politics,” writes James Howard Kunstler. [Link] In normal times, long-term interest rates … Continue reading
Posted in Collapse 2018
Tagged Australia, Baltic Dry Index, Bonds, Canada, corporate debt, Deutsche Bank, EU, Ford, Globally Systemic Important Banks, GOTS, Great Depression. Greater Depression, household debt, middle class, recession, social security, stock markets, stockpile, tariffs, the Fed, Trudeau, Trump, U.S., unemployment, yield curve
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Canada Hits the Wall in 2016 – Part 1: Baltic, China, Commodities & Debt
Reading time: 1,571 words, 5 pages, 4 to 7 minutes & some ugly charts. Canada’s good fortune in escaping the last Great Recession relatively unscathed is turning into a curse. Canada’s well-regulated banking system with its greater reserve requirements and … Continue reading
Posted in Collapse 2016, Economic Collapse
Tagged Baltic Dry Index, Canada, China’s Slowdown, commodities, debt, demographics, Japan
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Baltic Dry Index Collapse – Dec. 2014
Reading time: 214 words, 1 page, 1 minute. Long time readers know I use the Baltic Dry Index of dry goods shipping rates as a barometer to gauge global economies because it is an excellent leading indicator. The chart below … Continue reading
BDI Collapse Heralds the Next Global Recession
Reading time: 611 words, 2 pages 2 to 3 minutes The Baltic Dry Index that measures global shipping prices collapsed in July thus heralding the beginning of the next global economic recession. You can see this in the three scary … Continue reading
Posted in Collapse 2014, Economic Collapse
Tagged Baltic Dry Index, BDI, BDI collapse, China, economic indicators, logistics, recession, Zero Hedge
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BDI Crash Alert
Reading time: 335 words, 1 ½ pages, 1 to 2 minutes. The Baltic Dry Index (BDI) has crashed for the last 13 days forecasting a major global economic downturn. Being a long-time logistics specialist, I have a special fondness for … Continue reading
Non-Recovery Alert
Reading time: 2,800 words, 10 pages, 7 to 11 minutes. The ass media’s “Recovery” propaganda is on steroids lately. As I’ve long said, we cannot pretend our way out of trouble. That the ass media propaganda machine is trying so … Continue reading
Posted in Collapse 2013, Economic Collapse
Tagged Baltic Dry Index, Economics, economy, Globe and Mail, inflation, logistics, recession, recovery, unemployment, Zero Hedge
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Collapse Update – Autumn 2012
Reading time: 4,357 words, 10 to 17 minutes. After more than four years of financial crisis, none of the major causes have been addressed let alone fixed and the over-indebted global economy continues piling on more and more debt while, … Continue reading
Collapse Update – Summer 2012
Reading time: 10,900 words, 25 to 40 minutes The global economy is entering another recession and this time it will be longer, deeper and more painful than the last one. Even the ass media is beginning report on the global … Continue reading
Canada Collapsing
Reading time: 5,000 words, 12 to 20 minutes excluding graphs Global financial contagion has begun to infect Canada and it is becoming more evident in many different areas: 1) Increasing Unemployment 2) Bursting housing bubble 3) GDP falling 4) Debt … Continue reading
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