Financial crash – Its occurrence is accelerating

The global financial system is approaching an economic collapse, with the United States appearing more vulnerable than ever, Trust Economics reports in an analysis. The United States, with a public debt that has skyrocketed from $250 billion in 1971 to about $38 trillion today, is trapped in a vicious cycle of loss of confidence. From …

Dollar at lowest level in 20 years as share of global FX reserves

A historic reversal is taking place silently but relentlessly in the global financial system: gold is returning to the throne of reserves, gradually displacing the US dollar, which marks the end of an era of monetary supremacy. According to data published by The Kobeissi Letter, the share of the US dollar in global foreign exchange …

The “yield” from renting gold bars (gold carry trade)?

The price of gold continues to break historical records in 2025 and wealthy investors have found a new way to make use of their bars: they “rent” them to jewelers and manufacturing companies, earning returns without selling a single gram. Until recently, gold was considered the ultimate “dead” capital: safe, stable, but with no return. …

China’s secret Gold purchases are driving up the price of Gold

Trust Economics, based on trade data, estimates that China could buy up to 250 tons of gold in 2025, an amount equivalent to more than a third of global central bank demand. China’s gold rush is fueling a record price rally as a growing number of shadow transactions create a murky picture for gold traders. …

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 …

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 …

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