by Jon Forrest Little, Gold Seek:
The US dollar, a currency on the brink of a financial abyss, is in a critical state. With an alarming 34 Trillion debt, unfunded liabilities approaching 200 Trillion, and no signs of ceasing perpetual wars, the situation is grave.
The outcome? MORE MONEY PRINTING.
BRICS + + can now purchase more oil (the lifeblood of our factories, cars, power grids, hospitals, schools, and militaries) with the gold proxy than they could previously using the US dollar, which has lost its petrodollar status.
The unprecedented offloading of US treasuries results in those dollars flooding back to US shores, triggering a 2nd wave of inflation.
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This is the very inflation that temporarily halted QE, a significant development with potential implications for your financial assets.
So QE Infinity resumes with a vengeance the the killshots:
How to Safeguard Your Wealth in the Face of Thievocracy?
Diversify your investments and HOLD Gold and Silver, (and Copper,) which historically have proven to be resilient during times of financial instability.
Chart below shows what happens now that BRICS + + can buy more oil using gold than US dollar, which accelerates point #3 above
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Dollar Demise Looms as BRICS Embrace Gold, Inflation Soars
Highlights:
The shifting global economic order, with the BRICS group pivoting to commodity-backed currencies, appears to be catalyzing the dollar’s downfall after decades as the world’s reserve currency. As inflation spirals, concerns mount over draconian government measures to maintain control.
Steve Forbes, Chairman and Editor-in-Chief of Forbes Media, expressed his perspective that there are escalating signals pointing towards the adoption of a global gold standard monetary system. Forbes articulated this viewpoint during an interview Forbes stated, “What you’re seeing is more and more countries, led by Russia and China, accumulating gold reserves. They are doing this because they recognize that the U.S. dollar’s reign as the world’s reserve currency is becoming increasingly tenuous.”
He elaborated that nations are diversifying away from the U.S. dollar due to concerns over its long-term stability and purchasing power amid rising inflation and debt levels. Forbes remarked, “They want an alternative to the U.S. dollar, and gold has always been that alternative throughout history.”
Forbes highlighted that central banks globally have been net buyers of gold for over a decade, underscoring their diminishing confidence in fiat currencies. He noted, “Central banks understand that paper money, by definition, will lose value over time due to its unlimited supply.”