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Why Competing Currencies is the Solution to a Collapsing Dollar

Why Competing Currencies is the Solution to a Collapsing Dollar Cooperate when you think everyone involved will benefit. Compete when you think something needs improvement. For too long, certain states have been cooperating with the federal government without any benefit to the state or the citizens who live there. I recently highlighted five states, in […]

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Venezuela Ditches US Dollar, Will Use Euros For International Trade

Venezuela Ditches US Dollar, Will Use Euros For International Trade Venezuela has just taken the next step in its quest to “free” itself from the tyranny of US dollar hegemony. One year after the country said it would stop accepting US dollars as payment for its (ever shrinking) oil exports (saying the country’s state-run oil […]

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China & Japan Dump Treasuries As Dollar’s Reserve Status Slumps To 5 Year Lows

China & Japan Dump Treasuries As Dollar’s Reserve Status Slumps To 5 Year Lows Treasury International Capital flows showed Brazil the biggest buyer of Treasurys in August (followed by Ireland and France), but it was China and ‘ally’ Japan that dumped the most Treasurys in the month… Brazil is Steve Mnuchin’s best friend… As China […]

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India Yet To Figure Out Way To Pay for Iranian Oil Imports

India Yet To Figure Out Way To Pay for Iranian Oil Imports India hasn’t worked out yet a payment system for continued purchases of crude oil from Iran, Subhash Chandra Garg, economic affairs secretary at India’s finance ministry, said on Friday. India’s Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has conveyed the message that his country would continue […]

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Market crash? Another red card for the economy

Market crash? Another red card for the economy A few months ago I wrote this article at the World Economic Forum called “A Yellow Card For The Global Economy“. It tried to serve as a warning on the rising imbalances of the emerging and leading economies. Unfortunately, since then, those imbalances have continued to rise […]

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Peter Schiff Explains “What Happens Next” In 47 Words

Peter Schiff Explains “What Happens Next” In 47 Words Outspoken critic of The Fed and one of the few that can see through the endless barrage of bullshit to how this really ends, has laid out in a tweet “what happens next”… Likely sequence of events: 1. Bear market; 2. Recession; 3. Deficits explode; 4. […]

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‘Ground Zero’ – Will The Dollar Shortage Kick Off The Next Financial Crisis?

‘Ground Zero’ – Will The Dollar Shortage Kick Off The Next Financial Crisis? There’s an old saying. “You can’t fight the dollar.” And what this means is: because the world’s chained to the U.S. dollar (thanks to its reserve status) – everyone’s constantly affected by whichever way the dollar’s value goes. If the dollar declines – […]

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The Distortions of Doom Part 2: The Fatal Flaws of Reserve Currencies

The Distortions of Doom Part 2: The Fatal Flaws of Reserve Currencies The way forward is to replace the entire system of reserve currencies with a transparent free-for-all of all kinds of currencies. Over the years, I’ve endeavored to illuminate the arcane dynamics of global currencies by discussing Triffin’s Paradox, which explains the conflicting dual […]

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The World Is Quietly Decoupling From the U.S. – And No One Is Paying Attention

The World Is Quietly Decoupling From the U.S. – And No One Is Paying Attention   Blind faith in the U.S. dollar is perhaps one of the most crippling disabilities economists have in gauging our economic future. Historically speaking, fiat currencies are essentially animals with very short lives, and world reserve currencies are even more […]

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Loans Sour in Turkey, Inflation Hits 25%, Interest Rates Spike, Fears of Contagion Rise

Loans Sour in Turkey, Inflation Hits 25%, Interest Rates Spike, Fears of Contagion Rise The economic miracle fueled by foreign-currency debt.  The Bank of Turkey’s decision mid-September to hike its policy rate from 17.75% to 24% may have temporarily stemmed the rout in the Turkish lira, but the hiatus is now over. This week, the […]

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We Have Entered The Zone When Yields Trigger Market Selloffs

We Have Entered The Zone When Yields Trigger Market Selloffs With payrolls now in the rearview mirror and nothing too outlandish revealed in the generally goldilocks data, traders have resumed contemplating the one question that is on everyone’s mind: how much higher (and at what pace) will rates rise before stocks are slammed? To be […]

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People Will Be Dumping Dollars & Buying Gold – Peter Schiff

People Will Be Dumping Dollars & Buying Gold – Peter Schiff Money manager Peter Schiff was in a small group warning of a coming financial meltdown that happened in 2008. Schiff says, “I was kind of a fixture on financial cable TV giving these warnings. My thought was the bubble would burst, and I knew […]

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US Sanctions Against Russia Are “A Colossal Strategic Mistake”, Putin Warns

US Sanctions Against Russia Are “A Colossal Strategic Mistake”, Putin Warns As Russia is preparing plans to wean its banking system off the dollar, advancing a trend of de-dollarization among the US’s largest economic and geopolitical rivals, Russian President Vladimir Putin accused Washington of making a “colossal” but “typical” mistake by exploiting the dominance of […]

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Iran “Finalizing” Mechanism To Bypass SWIFT In Trade With Europe

Iran “Finalizing” Mechanism To Bypass SWIFT In Trade With Europe Just days after Europe unveiled a “special purpose vehicle” meant to circumvent SWIFT and US monopoly on global dollar-denominated monetary transfers – and potentially jeopardizing the reserve status of the dollar – Iran said it was finalizing mechanisms for the oil trade to bypass US […]

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Emerging Markets Slammed By Soaring Oil Prices

Emerging Markets Slammed By Soaring Oil Prices US consumers may be cursing rising gasoline prices which are rapidly approaching an average of $3.00 across the nation as Brent hits a new 4 year high above $84, but that is nothing compared to the horror that motorists across most emerging markets are facing. With currencies across […]

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