Tag: Zero Hedge
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The Coming Black Swan: How Trump’s Tariff War Could Spark Global Havoc
A storm is gathering over the global economy, and all the signs point to an imminent Black Swan event. Markets are calm on the surface, but beneath it, tectonic shifts are setting the stage for a disruption with far-reaching implications — especially for China and the European Union. President Donald Trump has declared that “Liberation…
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Don’t Get Lost in the Hot Takes: Read the Original Paper by Stephen Miran
In today’s rapidly evolving financial landscape, commentary is abundant—and not all of it is created equal. Rather than sifting through the myriad of opinions on what’s being dubbed the “Mar a Lago accord,” we echo the recommendation of Zero Hedge: take a step back and read the original paper from Stephen Miran. This seminal work…
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Zero Hedge Analysis Highlights China’s FX Outflows and Potential Bitcoin Surge
Invest Offshore recommends reading Zero Hedge’s insightful analysis, “China FX Outflows Soar As Beijing Prepares For Next Currency Devaluation, Priming Next Bitcoin Surge.“ This article explores the sharp rise in capital outflows from China, signaling mounting pressure on the yuan as Beijing considers a potential currency devaluation. Key takeaways include: Zero Hedge’s analysis sheds light…
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Review and Recommendation of Zero Hedge Article: ‘Trump Trade’ Goes Turbo: Bitcoin & Bullion Hit Record Highs, Tech & TSY Yields Rise
Zero Hedge’s latest article, “Trump Trade’ Goes Turbo: Bitcoin & Bullion Hit Record Highs, Tech & TSY Yields Rise” by Tyler Durden, is a must-read for anyone seeking insights into how recent financial dynamics are affecting diverse asset classes, including Bitcoin, precious metals, and Treasury yields. In this article, Durden dives into the forces pushing…
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IRS Unveils New Federal Income Tax Brackets For 2025
by Tyler Durden The IRS on Oct. 22 unveiled the new federal income tax brackets for 2025. As The Epoch Times’ Zachary Stieber reports, each bracket was changed, including the top one. Single taxpayers making more than $636,350, or couples making more than $751,600, will be subject to a 37 percent tax rate. That’s up from $609,350, and $731,200, respectively.…