and jeffrey talk have the american institute for economic research on hand to the winding road and the bracing air for. argentina's has slopped controls on capital as the country's economy has been spiraling for weeks largely correspondent alex mccaleb it just standing by to break down the details of the future of the peso an argentine economy 3 day weekend is over we're roasted and ready for a great show let's go. we lead our global report today with new allegations for why we technology is accusing the united states government of using every tool at its disposal to stymie its business and a press release issued tuesday waterway said the u.s. had used one foresman to quote menace its employees launch cyber attacks on their networks and detain shipments related to its business their release was specifically in response to the opening of an investigation into whether wall we had stolen for smartphone camera technology from portuguese multimedia producer really. olivera in the released a telecom chinese chinese told home giant accuse olivera of quote taking advantage of the current geo p

several for now for institutions are finding for spots on the advisory board who will touch upon gold in this major i.p.o. groove with geoffrey hawker of the american institute for economic research anton horwitz above the trading then later. as we're working our way into the serious bear market and maybe it's already started. and later we get a video postcard from christiane in singapore where she spoke with her now as international investor jim rogers about the risks of a coming recession and how singapore developed its role as a global financial hub get in we're going around the world in just 27 minutes let's go to. the latest signs of a slowdown in chinese economy leader global report today as chinese exports and imports fall while some speculate that the really condom is even weaker than is indicated by official chinese government estimates the latest figures show chinese exports to the united states search largest trading partner and rival for the title of world's biggest economy falling by 16 percent in august year over year increasing the rate of decline from july is 6 point 5 percent global chinese acts global chinese exports fell by one percent in august of this year ve

resolve all apparent economic anomalies and irregularities is jeffrey tucker of the american institute for economic research jeffrey very interesting times to talk to you but let's start with this irregularity in money markets and this recurrent bottleneck around purchase agreements this feels like a very important story and one that takes some perspective understands we've been getting takes on this from guess almost every day with this week we heard from peter schiff and richard wolfe on this what's your diagnosis prognosis and prescription on this recurring issue in the money markets. but thank you for ask me the question i tend to think that everything is that the worry is a little bit overwrought on this on this repo issue there are other read. that are growing are besides besides liquidity issues there are certain quin such as that are happening that are causing these kinds of interventions and i don't necessarily think we're talking about q.e. 4 here and that's ok but what it does indicate there's no question the markets are worried about a bit here's the problem everybody is getting extremely jumpy

down the latest effects of the ongoing trade war we bring jeffrey tucker of the american institute for economic research and top horowitz chief strategist trading. let's start with you jeffrey this latest round of tariffs is a big deal as now more than 2 thirds of a consumer goods in the u.s. imports come from china now face higher taxes as businesses pull back on investment spending and exports slow down american chopper so far has been the one bright spot for the u.s. economy and now that last growth segment is now at risk so are we going to get any relief before the end of the year or is this just going to accelerate our. with my recession. look i've been predicting for 3 years it's going to get worse and get worse and get worse and i think wall street has been kind of in that aisle because they don't believe that we're really going to turn our backs as a country global trading relationships which cause to 60 percent of global g.d.p. . to decouple or otherwise impose tariffs is a disaster for the u.s. economy but look this is what trump promised. 3 and 4 years ago so it was obvious it was coming it's

and kathleen talk of the american institute for economic research. in the winding road of the great care for. argentina has slapped controls on capital as the country's economy has been spiraling for weeks archie correspondent alex mahela but just standing by to break down the details of the future of the peso an argentine economy 3 day weekend is over we're rested and ready for a great show let's go. we lead our global report today with new allegations from why we technologies accusing the united states government of using every tool at its disposal to stymie its business and a press release issued tuesday was away said the u.s. had used one foresman to quote menace its employees wants cyber attacks on their networks and detain shipments related to its business the release was specifically in response to the opening of an investigation into whether wall we had stolen far smartphone camera technology from portuguese multimedia producer rui olivera in the release to telecom chinese chinese telecom giant accused olivera of quote taking advantage of the

playing out for institutions are finding the 4th spot on the advisory board who will touch upon gold in this major i.p.o. with geoffrey hawker of the american institute for economic research anton horwitz above the trading and later. as we're working our way into a serious bear market and maybe it's already started. and later we get a video postcard from christiane in singapore where she spoke with her now and international investor jim rogers about the risks of a coming recession and how singapore developed its role as a global financial hub get in we're going around the world in just 27 minutes let's go to. the latest signs of a slowdown in chinese economy leader global report today as chinese exports and imports fall while some speculate that the really condom is even weaker than is indicated by official chinese government estimates the latest figures show chinese exports to the united states search largest trading partner and rival for the title of world's biggest economy falling by 16 percent in august year over year increasing the rate of decline from july is 6 point 5 percent global chinese acts global chinese exports fell by one percent in august of this year vers

growth citing trade conflict and an uncertain future in europe jeffrey tucker of the american institute for economic research and ones at the hands of sift through the strains on world markets and moves from central banks plus. continues to rise what role will it play in business kristie i managed to catch up with. asia to get his take on our brave new world of artificial intelligence and finance get in the business mindset boom bust just starting now let's go. a significant downgrade of prospects for the global economy in 2100 leads our global report today as the organization for economic co-operation and development cuts their estimate for 21000 global growth always sees latest interim outlook cut the global growth forecast for this year to 2.9 percent from a previous forecast of 3.2 percent the figure for 2020 was cut by 4 tonnes of a percent to a flat 3 percent the o.e.c.d. as chief economist suggested an increasing interaction in mutual enhancement or aggravation downward economic trends telling the wall street journal quote our main worry is that the sliding economic growth 'd is becoming entrenched so

groove with jeffrey tucker of the american institute for economic research anton horwitz above the trading then later. if you as meet we're working our way into a serious bear market and maybe it's already started. and later we get a video postcard from christiane in singapore where she spoke with renowned international investor jim rogers about the risks of a coming recession and how singapore developed its role as a global financial hub get in before going around the world in just 27 minutes let's go to. the latest signs of a slowdown in china.

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the dynamic duo of todd horwitz chief strategist trading and jeffrey tucker of the american institute for economic research gentlemen welcome back to this show so 1st gold in china it almost feels wrong to discuss this without peter schiff here but we have to ask you what is the sort of diagram on the play here for china in bulk ing up their gold purchases we know in general gold as a result to sort of security but what is their security specific interest in bulking up reserves right now jeffrey i'm sure you have a take on this. in retrospect everything is obvious with the us more or less trying to relinquish its dominant driving force in the world economy and do with the protectionism china is trying to find an alternative to the dollar and of course the gold has been a safe haven for thousands of years so it makes perfect sense shores up the banking system help stabilize it in the event of some sort of a liquidity problem bradleys. some dependency on the dollar they're looking forward to a future where there's a kind of marginal decoupling from the u.s. economy and that involves the dollar what's interes

institute fellow at the urban institute. tj researched focus is on economic security, structural racism in the racial well cast. her publications include african-american economic development and ownership. she is an advisor for the closing women's wealth gap initiative and a member of the bipartisan commission on retirement security and personal savings. we next welcome the testimony of doctor powell, a researcher and independent consultant specializing in external evaluation of grants that seeks to increase faculty diversity and bring underrepresented groups into stem. science, technology, engineering and mathematics. doctor powell is a national expert on the wealth gap especially gender and racial dimension of wealth inequality. she is also a founding member of the closing wealth gap initiative and a member of the insight centers experts of color network. next we welcome the testimony of celie crosscheck who is the chair of the 135,000 strong global professional women's network. she is the ceo and cofounder of elevate, additionally first mission driven platform for women. before launching, she built a successful center as the ceo of merrill lynch, u.s. trust, city private bank and stanford steve bernstein.

adjunct fellow at the american enterprise institute and research fellow at the institute for family studies. he has written on migration, population dynamics and regional economics. his work is covered in the wall street journal and numerous outlets. next we have mr. ryan born, the chair for the public understanding of economics at the cato institute. prior to his role at cato, he was head of public policy at the institute of economic affairs for the center for policy studies in the u.k. he has written on a number of economic issues like fiscal policy, inequality, minimum wage and rent control. writes weekly columns for the daily telegraph and the london paper city a.m. dr. jean waldfogel who works for columbia university school of social work and the codirector of the columbia population reverts -- research center. she has written on the impact of public policy, the well-being of children and families. her work is focused on inequality in early childhood, childhood care and education and the black white achievement gap. she is the author of eight books and has published numerous articles in journals. rowe-finve ms. kristin kbeiner, who is the executive director