Global Central bank war for gold and economic dominance

The reshaping of the global monetary system is happening, one gold bar at a time. Between 2022 and 2024, central banks bought more than 3,000 tons of physical gold — possibly the most intense period of accumulation of the precious metal since the 1970s. This is not nostalgia for the Bretton Woods era, but a …

FED: new round of monetary expansion – The nightmare of hyperinflation and debt

The impasse in the world’s largest economy is obvious and worsening, especially with public debt reaching the $28 trillion zone. The only solution on the horizon to maintain creditworthiness is monetary expansion (in technical terms: debt monetization). In order to understand these unusual developments, we need to see what the Federal Reserve’s scope for action …

US and China lead markets to hell in 2026

China’s economic slowdown is drawing a lot of attention in Manhattan boardrooms. While Asia’s largest economy is not faltering, its 4.8% growth rate in the third quarter—the slowest this year—is sending up warning signs everywhere. Even the positives come with (serious) asterisks. For now, external demand is keeping China on track for this year’s 5% …

Four reasons why gold is considered a safe haven investment today

Markets are facing an environment of high uncertainty and rising risks, which naturally reinforce the demand for gold as an investment haven. The threats to portfolios are everywhere and are unlikely to recede in the near future. The dominant financial orthodoxy in the United States continues to revolve around the dollar, comparing it exclusively to …

Inflation is slowly and painfully killing the middle-income class

In a speech in July, Harvard University professor Gregory Mankiw laid out with brutal honesty what needs to happen to end the unsustainable accumulation of debt in the United States. The options are five: Logic dictates that some combination of these will be inevitable. These potential solutions are common throughout the developed world. Through a …

“The Nightmare on the Road with Bank Shares”

The nightmare that no one thought would happen again is back. This time not in “A Nightmare on Elm Street”, but in “A Nightmare on Bank Stocks”. Markets have temporarily plunged, US bank stocks have collapsed in a matter of hours and the VIX fear index on Wall Street has soared, reminiscent of the darkest …

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