Chart #1 shows the level of the M2 money supply, which grew at a fairly steady rate of about 6% per year from 1995 to just ...

We provided evidence in a recent Seeking Alpha article that GDP growth is a primary, underlying factor in pushing Core CPI higher or lower. Money flows are also factors in Core CPI changes, but this ...

About the authors: Peter Ireland is a professor of economics at Boston College and a member of the Shadow Open Market Committee. Michael Mork is founder of Mork Capital Management, LLC. He was ...

In our last column, we concluded that the recent decline in money velocity is due to the money supply increasing faster than economic growth, rather than a collapse in growth itself. So, at worst, ...

We’ve entered one of the most peculiar chapters in modern economic history—one where trillions of dollars remain dormant across bank accounts and corporate balance sheets. While the Federal Reserve’s ...

There is “too much money to spend,” and this will help Bitcoin (BTC) reach its next phase of huge price increases, analysts believe. In a blog post on Aug. 25, Jeroen Blokland, portfolio manager at ...