Gary Shilling

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The U.S. Labor Market Is Looser Than It Appears

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If there really isn't any slack, then why are real wages falling?

Wall Street Is In Denial Over The Economy

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Everyone is too focused on the still decent nominal data when the inflation-adjusted numbers tell a more dire story.

Fed's Forward Guidance Is Increasing Market Volatility

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The basic problem with the policy is that it depends on data that the central bank has a miserable record of forecasting.

Bond Market Rebound Is Bad News For The Economy

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Recession is becoming more likely.

Commodities Will Be The Next Market To Succumb

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Commodities bulls may soon regret their enthusiasm.

The Rising Dollar Is Wreaking Havoc With U.S. Trade

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A strong currency may be in America's national interests over the long term, but right now the hit to exports is a concern.

The Ideal Portfolio To Survive A Bear Market

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Given how much the economy has changed in such a short period, what worked in the past may not work now.

Dismal GDP Report Raises The Odds Of A Recession This Year

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Bloated inventories held the economy back in the first quarter and will take many months and discounting to shrink.

U.S. Economy Is Doomed Without Stronger Consumer Spending

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With real incomes in the U.S. falling and households reluctant to tap their savings, growth this year will be minimal.

The Fed Expects A Soft Landing. Don't Count On It.

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The odds that Chair Jerome Powell can avoid forcing the economy into a recession are getting longer by the day.

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