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this is boom bust broadcasting around the world and covering all aspects of our 21st century global economy and being brainwashed into christiania is on assignment here's a look at what we have in store for you today the federal reserve edging back into the spotlight as the u.s. central bank is expected to cut interest rates again as president has loudly demanded leadership of euro pacific capital is with us to give us his take on this moment monetary moment and what could be in store for precious metals plus. things that do artificial artificial things to profit is up for a while but. we will. we return to singapore for more perspective on u.s. interest rates. from our own chris. rogers to get his take on our topsy

turvy global interest rates are there you know why i put the band. on thursday we got all the news involving the shows all this news involving the show's official favorite musical guest on deck let's go. trance in atlantic tax fight leads our global report today as apple files for an appeal of a $14000000000.00 bill for back taxes from the european union on monday the u.s. based tech giant pled for the 20 $6000.00 judgment by the european commission that apple effectively benefited from illegal c. aid from the government of ireland by means of 2 markable rule court rulings that have granted apple a drastically reduced tax burden over 20 years the creation of tax havens has been an ira strategy for luring foreign firms to officially set up business in ireland and park at least some of their assets there apple flatly rejected the order to square up on their tax bill saying it defies reality and common sense and

petitioning for an appeal to be heard in the 2nd highest court the case against apple is perhaps the point of the spear in the e.u. competition commissioner margaret of best of years notable effort to apply some basic forms of regulation to some giants of the contemporary global economy particularly in tech the results of the apple's appeal could determine the success of his vest of yours initiative and the fate of her power struggle with the trumping ministration which has sided strongly with us tech firms against european policymakers. and there is good news and bad news for 2 prominent companies contemplating an initial public offerings or i.p.o. as we work has postponed their i.p.o. after investors began to raise serious questions about the shared workspace company's standing for such a move the company now says they will delay their i.p.o. which was initially planned for next week until october at the very earliest according to reports we co we work spare. the company was valued at $47000000000.00

earlier this year but just last week the valuation was more than halved to somewhere between $15.00 and $20000000000.00 on the other side of the ledger and heizer bush in bed is going to make a 2nd go at an i.p.o. in hong kong the company's asian arm budweiser brewing company a p a c limited will go public on wednesday and is looking to raise 6.6 $1000000.00 in what is expected to rank as the 2nd largest i.p.o. of the year shares reportedly will be priced between $2730.00 hong kong dollars in the listing. zone president jan crops had this to say regarding the impending i.p.o. . for its. position to be. a challenging environment at the same time. as a champion. it's.

the best financial center for. the listing i repeat is a very strong foundation. very bright. as a financial center. in july of a beer brewery called off a previous hong kong i.p.o. plan which had of raising $10000000000.00 they cited concerns over market conditions. and many in the oil market are taking a 2nd look and exercising some due diligence on the security of their supply in the wake of the drone attack by hoofy militias in yemen who say they say carried attack out the attack against saudi oil facilities taking about 5 percent of global supply off the market rosneft the world's largest oil company is moving quickly to offer deals for reliable future supplies to india on tuesday rosneft chairman igor suchan were met with indian minister for oil gas and steel their mentor production in new delhi for talks. on terms of trade in oil rosneft confirmed in

a statement that tuesday's talks were occurring in light of the recent attacks and said both sides agreed to accelerate cooperation aimed at strengthening india's and energy security and supplying indian consumers with quality crude in oil products rosneft has considerable room under a recent deal with opec to increase output levels as well as a technical technical capacity to do so relatively quickly and he imports roughly 80 percent of its crude oil supply while rosneft holds a 49 percent stake in the owner of madame r. in the 2nd largest oil refinery. and joining us now to discuss interest rates metals and all your favorite topics is peter schiff of euro pacific capital peter welcome back and there's so much to get to since we last spoke but including oil but i want to start by getting your take on the latest federal reserve news breaking tuesday afternoon an interest rate cut is of course expected at this

week's open market committee seems like a fait accompli but in the meantime the wall street journal says the fed reportedly had to take action to keep the federal funds rate in their target range with $53.00 $1000000000.00 'd and repurchase agreements fox business and other outlets say was closed more closer to a $75000000000.00 intervention diagram the mechanism of this intervention for us and what are the implications of this fed action moving forward. well 1st of all i think to financial media and wall street is to be must too complacent about what's happening in their their their instinct is to sweep it under the rug is no big deal but i think it really is a harbinger of what's to calm because you know the federal reserve has been artificially suppressing interest rates particularly since the oh wait financial crisis and by keeping interest rates artificially low they have created a bubble that's much bigger than the one that popped in 2008 and what happened this morning is that you could see the air coming out of that bubble because the market is trying to bring interest rate. higher because we have no real savings in this

country we have enormous debt everybody is levered up to the max government the private sector business consumers because rates have been so low we've borrowed so much money the market wants interest rates to be higher but the fed doesn't want to allow that to happen because the roll to road back to normal interest rates is a very bumpy one because it's going to take us right through another financial crisis so the fed is trying to keep interest rates artificially low and they they almost lost control of it this morning now you know they created what $5070000000000.00 out of thin air to supply the credit market needed but what happens next time what happens if we need $100000000000.00 what happens if we need a trillion because eventually we will eventually the fed has to choose between destroying the dollar and allowing the market to bring interest rates to a level that makes sense for an economy with this much debt and then all hell breaks loose because we have a much worse financial crisis than the one we had in 08. there and on the fed's f m

o c meeting coming up you've been in the consensus that pretty much everyone expects another rate is coming you think that's definitely not a good thing in your view what are your thoughts right now as they prepare to go further into arguably unprecedented territory for monetary policy this week. well the fed definitely should not be cutting interest rates now the economy is going into a recession but the cure for what als us is not lower interest rates we need to go through this recession and higher interest rates are part of the cleansing process is painful as that process is now going to be but the federal reserve has no stomach for doing what's right so they will cut interest rates because that's what the you know the addicks on wall street demand so we're not going to have a real recovery we're just going to try to maintain this bubble but i don't think it's going to work i mean i do think the fed is going back to 0 i think they're going back to quantitative easing they may. even go negative who knows they're

going to throw you know put everything out there including the kitchen sink to try to prevent interest rates from rising to try to prevent this bubble from the flighting but they are going to fail and staying on this theme today you tweeted an item with an eye grabbing headline titled a very violent move in the bond markets tell us about that violent move. well we just discussed it a little bit earlier today as far as in the short end but you know i am expecting a more violent move from the long end of the bond market i mean that is where the biggest part of the bubble is i mean 30 year u.s. treasuries are barely above 2 percent i mean who in their right mind would loan government the u.s. government money for 30 years you're not getting your money back for 30 years and all you're going to get is 2 percent coupons for the next 30 years waiting to get repaid look at the price of gold moving above 1500 that's a very good sign that the people who are waiting to get their money back 30 years

from now are going to get very much of anything as far as purchasing power so that is where the real danger is when the long end of the market really starts to implode and you know that could happen any day i mean it probably won't happen tomorrow but one of these days it will happen tomorrow and speaking of implosion then where people go in situations like that gold there has been some crime blotter material from the metals market this week again from j.p. morgan 3 more traders in their metals desk including the former head of the desk were charged with spoofing the project into deceptive orders to manipulate metals prices between 200-2016 they were charged under the us rico statute which is an organized crime law which is interesting they also face a federal class action lawsuit over their actions in silver's futures because this story of market manipulation played out within the sector or at j.p. morgan or could we see more similar scandals in the future. well you know i don't know and i know a lot of people in the gold market have long believed that it. manipulation that

was responsible for the suppression of the price of gold that somehow gold would have been much higher but for manipulation of banks like j.p. morgan and maybe some of those people are feeling vindicated based on this news but i don't think this type of manipulation is what those people had in mind when they were thinking about keeping the prices gold and silver down i mean i don't know that that was the goal in that it relation it seems like they were just manipulating markets to try to make more profits for themselves and i don't know that they cared which direction the market moved as long as they made money off of those movements and so they tried to manipulate the markets to their own advantage i don't think this is why the price of gold is not much higher i think it's not much higher because too many investors don't understand what's going on they know they have confidence in the federal reserve other central banks they believe in this bubble they are as full now as they were going into 2008 financial crisis the difference was they were bailed out last time as wrong as all the experts were on

wall street in other countries who couldn't see an obvious crisis coming when they were blindsided their pals at the federal reserve and other central banks were able to bail them out it's not going to work this time it doesn't mean the central banks won't try but as i said it won't succeed they're going to destroy the dollar in the process maybe bring down the entire feed monetary system and gold is already rising gold is telling you that on the ashes of this old system we're going to resurrect the gold standard because that's what we had prior to the dollar taking taking over we had a much sounder monetary system then we had a more viable global economy you know once we took the money out of the economy once we substituted real money for a fee that was the beginning of these problems and the end of these problems is going to be returning to honest money which is gold and you know to go from here to there is there's a lot of problems that are going to come to the surface there's a lot of defaults and bank. but at the end of this total there is there's

a lot of light but hopefully we can avoid the on coming train an excellent guide there interesting times peter schiff of europe percenter capital thanks for joining us. and time now for a quick break but stay tuned because when we return we take you to singapore where christine managed to catch up again with international investor jim rogers to get his take on the state of the federal reserve and the stability of global interest rates and as we go to break here are the market numbers because.

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welcome back chinese vice minister for finance allow min is leading a delegation of officials to the united states wednesday according to a report from china's state run news agency should watch the trip comes as officials from the united states and china prepare for face to face meetings in october here in washington d.c. the meetings next month will involve chinese private vice premier who have u.s. trade representative lot robert white guys are and u.s. treasury secretary steven nugent as the 2 sides try to hammer out the details that will bring a truce to the ongoing trade dispute between the 2 countries after the meeting was set u.s. president donald trump announced a delay in the next tariff hike from october 1st walked over 15th as a goodwill gesture mr lao is expected to set the terms for the october talks with this week's visit and speculation is that more than just trade may be on the table for discussions. christie i may still be on assignment but we've got plenty of

content from her coverage in singapore so far we've heard from world renowned international investor and author jim rogers on the state of the global economy and the implications of the ongoing trade war between the u.s. and china today we share another piece from christie's visit with mr rogers in which he speaks about the big decision the united states federal reserve faces when it comes to interest rates. right now we seem to be on a path to a very fast pass down mark is there any chance that this can be saved that all can do when you claim that this is just another myth cycle correction like back in 1905 do you think there is even a hint of truth to that you said things are bad the u.s. market is within 2 percent of its all time high i do too but i never start a very special yes yes yes no no no i certainly know what's artificial yet what's missed if i was to pound resign quickly before i get shot at you 100 basis points

last enough not to know he could get jailed you know with with the people running washington these days i don't see any way to solve this problem now we can continue to print money we can continue to buy bonds government the government can buy bonds and the governments can buy stocks this is artificial it's being propped up the fundamentals are not sound and it's unfortunate and mr trump has said he's going to have a trade war he says the trade wars are good he says he could win the trade war now that's up to mr trump but history shows that's not going to work that way. we may have an announcement fairly soon of ok everything's all right now. the markets will have a tory is going to rally but it will not last because when the economy gets bad in america mr trump who believes that trade wars is going to come back with a very hard. blame the germans and the canadians and the mexico to. blame

everybody and then we'll have a serious trade war and we will have the worst market in my lifetime it doesn't start this month we will have serious serious problems over the next 2 or 3 years so a lot of people we can blame the trade war right now everything that's happening but then there are a bunch of people who are always blaming paul and the fed for what they did for tightening too soon they're saying that when that. dissipate and build up its inventory in anticipation for the next recession they started tightening credit they started hiking up rates as well as they started taking liquidity out the market so we actually got hit by 2 types of credit tightening they were destroying money as well as they were hiking up rates so do you think that the fed was actually the one bad monetary policy was the one to actually kick start this entire thing is high interest rates lower still recorded history what are you talking

about tightening too much too soon yes the recorded history so what if they go before it so by the way they undergo a lot all over the world are going to global. central banks will not be able to stop it the market has more money than central banks and the market is smarter than the central banks all over the world the idea that the fed is causing all of this is. caused all this. you know it took interest rates to nothing they were greenspan and they were the ones who put all this together and said all we have to do is print money drive interest rates to nothing buy assets and everything is ok this is one of the greatest hoaxes or the greatest tragedies that the world's going to ever face i mean this has never happened and we're all going to pay a very very serious price this month that we've had an 11 year bull market but when it comes. it's going to be very very serious i hope i hope we all survive but many

of us are not so we tell you as you just said we are in the lowest interest rate environment that the world has ever seen but given all of that we have been able to hit our inflation target for the last 7 years. well part of the problem is that the government keeps the books and they lie about it i don't know if you've done any entertainment or education or health care or professional fees there's inflation in the land the government lies about it they have the reasons to lie about it since a lot of things that the government did. to the inflation right so they say they learned to lie about it a long time ago you probably don't do shot your but they're probably do your shopping for those of us who don't have butters doing the shopping we know prices are going up. so right now people don't think that this next recession if we do have it which we both think there are but there's another camp who doesn't they

don't think that the u.s. will get hit that hard because they still say that consumers at the end of the day will say the u.s. economy consumption represents 80 percent. and we have the tooth fairy and the easter bunny a lot of people go to save the economy when things go greenspan again and they don't bring them all back with the tooth fairy and the easter bunny no that's not going to work that way throughout history everywhere when things get bad everybody cuts back and the u.s. consumer whoever he or she is going or in the media who's going to save us all. is going to cut back to you know the places like illinois bank robbery i mean there are many places connecticut connecticut is becoming a basket case no i think not going to get better when some of these states and cities start going broke yeah consumers was a lot. bright spot in the entire u.s.

economy manufacturing was down i'm throwing down as a result of that interview less interview all these consumers who are going to say if the world better bring the tooth with them knowing that the fed is going to lower rates up another $200.00 that's probably down to 0 within the next few quarters all of us trade as a market participants were betting on that turn driving the market higher do you think that that's a dangerous mentality to have. been telling could you get sucked in. they can say this everybody thinks the fed can save us because the fed is always through a 100 years but this time around but eventually they're not going to be able to save us anymore so yes that's a dangerous mentality but in the meantime they can cause more they can keep the market kept the market up artificially for several years months now so we know it's i know it's not real. but that doesn't mean the bear market starts in september in

my view would probably want because they've got i'm an 18 months but they you know they can put a lot of stops mr trump can spend a lot of money that congress can get here and the central banks can get scared and . the thing can be resolved seemingly resolved one way or the other there are things that can happen that can cause the markets to stay up for a while but basically. the deterioration is already started and it's getting worse it is not getting better maybe artificial props that will come absolutely in one of those artificial props we've seen in japan in europe where negative interest rates so i do think that the u.s. will see a day when they are going to implement negative interest rates but as we've seen in europe and japan it doesn't work you just start digging yourself into this black hole that you can never take yourself out of and you're in a constant loop of not deflationary but like at least at play. that you make the

very good point that yes america can still go that route we can we haven't gone to negative interest rates yet we can you know ben bernanke he once said the fed has the power to buy anything it wants we can buy money go farms businesses we can stocks we can do anything we want so there's still names which they can do artificial artificial things to prop this up for a while but. be wary. and finally checking in on the quickly shifting market for recorded music and amazon is the latest player to test whether consumers will pay more and how much for higher quality streaming and downloads the new service called amazon h.d. launched on tuesday presenting a direct challenge to previous door entrance a title with a lower price title famously backed by hip hop mogul jay z. and other musical artists charges 9991000 dollars and 90 $0.09 monthly for their

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