Reports on both sides of the Atlantic of ending the current cycle of monetary easing as a central policy option were probably a smoke screen to cover up the poor state of the financial system. The analyzes that are circulating refer to the prospect that the Fed and the ECB return from the spring of …
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After the end of the next financial crisis – the end of fiat currencies and Bitcoin’s revolution
Liberalism considers the security of property sacred. The traditional refuge of all is gold. But has there been a revolutionary change that gives us an alternative solution? And of course we are referring to bitcoin. Many criticize the protocol without fully understanding how it works, despite the fact that they understand the need for sound …
How is China taught to discard Western sanctions?
Russia’s success in dealing with Western sanctions through de-dollarization and supporting trading partners in Asia may be a valuable lesson for China as pressure to “de-risk” (the policy of the West to diversify supply chains so that it is not dependent on Chinese exports that shaped the so-called trend of de-globalization). Russia has provided many …
Wall Street’s AI bubble is growing and it’s about to burst
Everyone knows and says there is a bubble on Wall Street associated with artificial intelligence and its high-tech stocks, but no one knows how much longer it will grow or when it will burst. For example, many believe that the stock of Nvidia Corp. is a bubble. This is based on the fact that the …
Why is it a criminal mistake to bail out bankrupt banks?
Silvergate Bank, Silicon Valley Bank, Signature Bank and First Republic Bank collapsed like dominoes between March and April 2023. The United States Treasury Department, the Federal Reserve and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) proceeded with a previous intervention in order to stop the transmission of the crisis to the regional banks and to the …
The Painful lessons of a three-decade Stock Market Disaster
Japan’s Nikkei 225 is on the verge of surpassing its all-time highs of 1989, ending a 34-year drought for investors in the Land of the Rising Sun. That in itself is cause for celebration on the one hand but also a deeply flawed way of understanding how markets work – both in Japan and everywhere …
The state of the American economy creates problems for the dollar
The dollar’s dominance as a reserve currency is not immediately in question – while the most formidable threat to its status as the world’s leading reserve currency is actually the US economy itself. The dollar is the most widely used currency in the world both in trade and in central bank reserves — and will …
$45 trillion investment storm in the Global South from the BRICS
BRICS member states have reached a combined investment potential of $45 trillion – shifting the balance of power in the global economy by bringing the Global South to the fore. After the official enlargement of the bloc at the beginning of 2024, the alliance acquires the guarantees to become an economic superpower directly threatening the …
Russia’s economy suffered $211 billion in war with Ukraine, but hold on
Russia in the context of the military operation in Ukraine seems to be winning a no less relentless economic war. The unprecedented waves of sanctions were aimed at crippling Russia’s economy and eroding its military capability by shutting it out of the international banking and banking system (SWIFT). Russia, for its part, used this attack …
Currency and Debt markets indicate US will increase number of Wars and Dollar Depreciation
The US national debt, which is over 120% of GDP, is a mathematical deterrent to real, not debt-based, growth. Debt-based “growth” is not real growth, but more debt. The war on inflation, which FED Chairman Powell famously described as temporary, is not only far from over, but the worst wounds (ie the pains of inflation) …