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World Dumping U.S. Dollars?

Andy Schectman, President and Owner of Miles Franklin, discusses his thesis that the world is poised for a monetary reset, which would result in the BRICS having their own reserve currency, likely backed by gold, and how this goes hand-in-hand with de-dollarization trends that are currently unfolding.

He tells Michelle Makori, Editor-in-Chief and Lead Anchor at Kitco News, how a ‘tsunami of inflation’ would ensue as dollars are repatriated to the United States, which would cause a corresponding ‘crash’ in asset prices as interest rates rise accordingly.

Wealth strategist Rebecca Walser predicts that tectonic shifts in the global financial system are going to produce dramatic shifts in wealth within in the US. Will you be left behind? More from Dinesh D’Souza.

Putin-Xi’s New Currency

Clayton Morris reports that while the rest of the world is distracted by the death of Queen Elizabeth and a failing Western country, a new world order is rising.

He says that for the for the first time since the war in Ukraine started, Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping are meeting to advance a new international currency based on their countries’ commodities and resources–an absolutely world changing moment. Morris brings some context to the issue and more details.

Cartels Control It All

Riss Flex dives into the sensitive issue of the cartels that control the world’s most precious assets, spearheaded by the five major emerging economies known as BRICS–Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa–and the Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF), not to mention OPEC.

Think a variety of markets–oil and gas, currency and food commodities. They control it all. Here’s Flex with more.

 

Worst Case Scenario

The wild swings in inflation are more serious than you would imagine. David Quintieri, of The Money GPS, says oils and commodities are skyrocketing, many are unable to pay their debt, the cost of goods is accelerating faster than their ability to earn and the real estate sector is on red alert. “The U.S. consumer is maxed out,” he says. Here’s his report.

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