by FS Stock markets around the globe have come under pressure in recent days with a collapse in the Turkish lira and vulnerabilities in the emerging market space. John Roque at Key Square Capital Management recently told Financial Sense Newshour …
from Zero Hedge The Dow is up over 100 points and the Turkish Lira is up 5%, rallying away from the dreaded 7.00 Maginot Line of global doom… and judging by the notes and business media narrative this morning, it’s time …
by Michael Snyder We haven’t seen emerging market currencies crash like this in over a decade, and analysts are warning that if this continues we could witness a devastating global debt crisis. Over the past decade, there has been an …
From Birch Gold Group This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest news involving gold and the overall economy. Stories include: Turkey’s currency crisis is breathing new life into gold, pension crisis could be good for gold, and why gold is …
Dear Turkey, Argentina, etc… Printing Currency Backed By Nothing Is Not "Creating Reserves". Printing Currency To Pay Bloated Public Spending Destroys Currency Purchasing Power, Savers and Existing Deposits. Kills Confidence In The Currency As A Reserve of Value pic.twitter.com/t7ldFlXRpv — …
by Thinker Along with all the secrets Putin can tell Trump about those who wish to remove him from power, he is also collaborating with the two biggest nations in the world who want a gold backed currency. The push …
via Katherine Greifeld Trade fight spreads to FX as president talks down dollar Equities, oil, and emerging-market assets at risk from FX war The currency war has arrived. So say some of the best and brightest in the $5.1 trillion-per-day foreign-exchange …
Is the devaluation of the Yuan intentional? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCJ4A4b2lCM China is dealing with very serious issues at this time. They have been battling with the U.S. in an escalating series of events. Clearly they have manipulated their currency, but then again, …
by Jim Willie CB The United States has three requirements in returning to the Gold Standard. They will be extremely difficult to achieve. They each serve as essential requirements in a criterion. All three are urgently needed. The challenge is …
by Jim Rickards via Daily Reckoning My thesis is that currency wars are followed by trade wars and then finally shooting wars among major powers. This happened in the 1930s and it seems to be happening again. Currency wars begin in a condition …
by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong, what were the gold custom units issued by the Bank of China with the image of Sun Yat-sen. PHR ANSWER: The Customs Gold Unit (CGU) was a currency issued by the Central Bank of China between 1930 …
by Thinker Ron Paul, a former member of the U.S. Congress and a Distinguished Counselor to the Mises Institute, has called for the legalization of competition to the U.S. dollar and a debate over the future of fiat currency, precious …
If we look at the amount of intervention right now, it would seem as if there was a crisis unfolding right before our eyes. But listen carefully and all you can hear are crickets chirping in the night. There has …
Please let me know what you thought about how bailouts don’t actually fix a problem. Financial companies in particular are completely intertwined and so are “Too Big To Fail”. But that can’t be unwound without causing a Global Economic Collapse. …
by Brandon Smith There has been a longstanding narrative in economic circles that no matter what crisis occurs the U.S. dollar is essentially invincible. I have never been one to buy into this assumption. Reason 1: Because I remember distinctly just …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Poko7KBRqPY Today’s Guest: Anthony Lacavera Special Report https://www.futuremoneytrends.com/live Websites: http://globalive.com http://globalivetech.com
by Dr. Eowyn On March 6, 1991, in a speech to Congress then-President George H. W Bush famously and very prematurely declared the beginning of a “new world order” following the Gulf War — the U.S.-led expulsion of Iraqi forces from Kuwait: …
BY JOHN MAULDIN I think the global economy is nearing what I call “The Great Reset.” My thesis is that over the next decade we will endure increasingly damaging debt crises that culminate in a coordinated global default. There are limits in …
by Rory Hall of The Daily Coin We have been reporting for years on BRICS nations – Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa and the formation of the BRICS banking system(s) and all the supporting technology and interconnectedness that is required to …
$63 Trillion (63.000.000.000.000) of Global Government Debt in One Visualization; Tick, tick, tick, when will some currency fall ? pic.twitter.com/RxMjXMwZoF — Wim Grommen (@wimgrommen) May 25, 2018 Collapse of the financial system is unavoidable. History never repeats itself, but always …
by visualcapitalist In the high stakes game of international trade, holding onto a stockpile of foreign cash gives you options. Forex reserves can help buoy the local currency or even provide much-needed insurance in the case of a national economic emergency. …
Turkey’s Currency Meltdown Investing in emerging markets is like watching the tides without the moon as a guide. Capital flows in and out in surges, and woe to the country that gets caught with bad policies when the tide suddenly …
Banks are preparing for the worst, Deutsche bank is now going to layoff 10,000 workers and this number might go even higher. Other banks will follow. New home sales decline as interest rates increase. The dollar has been losing value …
by howmuch Foreign exchange (or forex) reserves are a key indicator of economic health. They provide policymakers with a tool to control inflation, ensure the continual flow of imported goods into the country, and generally provide a sense of security …
by Thinker The World Gold Council today launched a one-off essay collection, Gold 2048, bringing together industry-leading experts from across the globe to analyse how the gold market is set to evolve in the next 30 years. Key conclusions emerging …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter You just don’t lend Argentina’s government money. Not in its own currency, because it relentlessly destroys that currency, and not in a foreign currency, because it will default on it. Lending money to Argentina is like …
by John Rubino In interviews, whenever I try to make the case that US policies are leading to the kinds of currency disruptions common in developing countries, I say something like, “For a glimpse of America’s future, take a look …
Turkey joins Venezuela, Germany, the Netherlands, Austria and Belgium in an increasing effort to repatriate all of its gold currently housed in the US Federal Reserve. This article argues that this is in response to the US’s aggressive economic behavior: …
It is well known in Sweden that the current ambition is to reach and maintain 2% inflation. It seems any other goal is secondary. The Swedish krona just hit its lowest level since the aftermath of the financial crisis …
