November 6, 2025
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that certain sectors of the U.S. economy have already slipped into recession and pointed the finger squarely at the Federal Reserve. Bessent urged the Fed to slash rates to ease mortgage costs and alleviate what he called a “housing recession.” His comments reflect growing division among Trump-aligned officials, who believe aggressive Fed policies are harming the economy.
The national debt has rocketed to over $38 trillion, rising by $1 trillion in just 82 days. That translates to roughly $111,000 per American. Economists warn that continued deficit spending, aging demographics, and political gridlock are driving the debt to dangerous levels.
Top Story #3:
The Fed Quietly Injects $29.4 Billion, Biggest Bank Liquidity Rescue Since 2020
With bank reserves falling to precarious levels, the Federal Reserve executed a massive $29.4 billion repo operation, the largest since the pandemic panic in 2020.
Top Story #2: Wall Street Helps China Sidestep the Fed. Dollar Dominance Under Threat?
Chinese companies have raised $23 billion via Hong Kong markets in 2025. With top U.S. banks like Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley playing key roles. As Beijing restricts New York listings and D.C. retaliates, global capital is rerouting exposing the limits of the Federal Reserve’s control over credit.
Top Story #1: “Four Horsemen” Could Crash the Market: Subprime Auto, CRE, Crypto & Private Credit
An explosive new analysis warns of a brewing crisis fueled by overlooked vulnerabilities. Subprime auto loans, commercial real estate, crypto markets, and private credit all show mounting stress.
