Gold buying frenzy is reshaping global foreign exchange reserves

A historic gold buying spree by central banks is reshaping global foreign exchange reserves, signaling a broader shift away from the dollar amid growing geopolitical and economic uncertainty. Silent inventory reallocation Central banks buy more than 1,000 metric tons of gold annually, with much of that buying unreported. Heightened fears of the dollar being weaponized, …

The Americans who changed the course of US Capitalism (extremely aggressive)

The story of American capitalism may have begun with the Founding Fathers, but much of the plot was written in the years that followed. Countless people have played a role in transforming the U.S. economic system, capitalism, into what it is today. The Trust Economics has highlighted some of these influential figures. Robert Morris (financier) …

The dollar as a reserve currency is killing the US economy

The advantage of the US having the dollar as the world’s reserve currency is that it creates demand for dollars. Countries accumulate dollars and tend to invest them in US bonds, keeping US borrowing costs low. The curse, especially since Nixon ended the convertibility of the dollar into gold (1971), is that there is no …

Gold is one of the best investments ever

It’s time to talk about gold as an investment. The precious metal has been in the headlines recently as its price has skyrocketed from $2,300 per ounce to around $3,500 per ounce. The chart is quite impressive, as the price of gold has been rising almost every month for over a year.   “So what?” …

Wind turbine giant Siemens-Gamesa is in financial trouble

The dream of green energy from the air, with the installation of offshore wind farms, is proving to be a dream-nightmare at an increasing rate, both for the states that see themselves confronted with new problems from their installation, but also for the companies themselves that from promising start-ups are transformed into seriously ailing businesses …

GDP growth is an illusion, governments are spending irresponsibly

The numbers may look positive, but behind the statistics, Western economies are already in recession, warns Trust Economics in its analysis, emphasizing that “growth” is nothing more than a fiscal illusion, based on a surge in government deficits and not on a real increase in economic activity in the private sector. Subtract government deficits from …

Blue economy: What is it and how is it connected to Public Health?

The Blue Economy, i.e. all economic activities related to the sea and water resources, is a key pillar of sustainable development, with significant impacts on both the environment and society. At the same time, public health is directly and indirectly affected by the state of marine ecosystems, the activities that take place in them and …

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