Currency War: Why It’s Not Time to Short the Yuan?

As the “Trump trade” returns – again – fueling concerns of new geopolitical turmoil, hedge funds worldwide are scrambling to short the Chinese yuan. They are betting that Trump’s tax and trade policies, if elected, will strengthen the dollar, with China seeking a more competitive exchange rate as domestic growth slows. But if the last …

How is one global reserve currency replaced by another?

Over the past century, monetary systems have changed about every 30-40 years on average, according to the evidence of monetary history. Today, the existing monetary system is over 50 years old, so its transformation is long overdue. There are persistent attempts by different states to dethrone the US dollar as the world’s leading reserve currency …

Should Trump restore the Gold standard, and if so, how will he go about it?

During his presidential campaign, former President Donald Trump referred extensively to the issue of the inflationary vortex in which the US economy has been involved. In addition, he highlighted the importance of maintaining the dollar as the world’s main reserve currency by pointing to the possibility of the US imposing countermeasures on countries that abandon …

New world order is coming with Cryptocurrencies, Gold and BRICS

More and more are sounding the alarm about the exploding US national debt, now approaching $35 trillion, or 120% of GDP. Interest payments have become the biggest burden on the national budget, followed by defense spending and transfer payments. In early June, former US House Speaker Paul Ryan proposed that the US government accept stablecoins, …

Gold Overtakes Euro as Reserve – Next Currency is the Dollar

There has been a large increase in the share of gold in central bank purchases since 2009 at the expense of fiat currencies. In fact, by the end of 2023, gold has overtaken the euro, while the next currency to challenge is the US dollar. The dollar’s share of total reserves appears to be slowly …

China cancels US tariffs by devaluing the yuan

China is actively promoting its plan for de-dollarization, promoting the yuan as the dominant currency in world trade, effectively challenging the long-standing dominance of the US dollar. China is trying to promote the yuan as a medium of international trade, implementing the basic principle of de-dollarization – reducing dependence on the dollar. China once relied …

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