Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
June 5, 2017

Following Friday’s disappointing payrolls report, yesterday we showed another even more troubling fact about the state of the US labor market: since 2008, over 93% of the total 6.7 million net jobs “created” in the past decade, have been statistical, existing simply inside

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A slightly worse than expected print on Britain’s Services PMI: a score of 53.8 points, reflecting weaker growth. The previous PMIs were OK, but this is a significant miss, a drop of 2 points and comes from the largest sector. GBP/USD

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Did you know that the number of working age Americans that do not have a job right now is far higher than it was during the worst moments of the last recession? For example, in January 2009 92.6 million working age Americans

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William Baumol, one of the most famous economists you’ve never heard of, died recently. Baumol’s fame came out of the observation that there are sectors of the economy in which productivity is rising swiftly, for example, manufacturing, and sectors where it

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Last Thursday’s signals produced profitable trades off both 1.2831 (long) and 1.2910 (short). Today’s GBP/USD Signals Risk 0.75% per trade. Trades may be entered between 8am and 5pm London time today only. Long Trades Go long following a bullish price action

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America’s biggest as of 2016 generation, the Millennials, has a heavy burden on its collective 150 million shoulders: its task is to not only step in as a buyer of stocks once the baby boomers begin selling in bulk, but to also

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A cursory look at the cable does not reveal anything out of the ordinary. The GBP/USD pair is trading at 1.2882, down 0.02% or $0.0003. Over the course of 1 week, the GBP/USD pair has been rather stable with little vertical movement

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Stock markets used to be a reliable indicator for the global economy, and for national economies. But that was before the central banks started targeting them as part of their stimulus programmes. They have increased debt levels by around $30tn

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For this special edition of Macro Mondays, I wanted to touch on a topic that’s very recent and at the forefront of quite a few minds. On June 1st, President Trump formally announced that the United States would withdraw its

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The jobs report was disappointing. The prices of gold, and even more so silver, took off. In three hours, they gained $18 and 39 cents. Before we try to read into the connection, it is worth pausing to consider how

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