Author: Aaron
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The Complexities of a 42% Copper Concentrate Commodity Deal
FOB Terms and M1 Payments Against the LME Copper remains one of the most vital industrial metals in the global economy, and copper concentrate deals are at the heart of international commodities trading. But not all copper deals are created equal. When a buyer enters into an agreement to purchase copper concentrate with 42% purity…
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Climate Crisis Hoax? Major Banks Exit Net-Zero Alliance, Shaking Climate Finance Foundations
In a seismic shift that has rocked the foundations of global climate finance, six of the largest U.S. banks and all major Canadian banks have quietly exited the Net-Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA). While these institutions insist their climate commitments remain intact, their departure has exposed deep cracks in the once-glossy narrative of unified decarbonization goals.…
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China’s Cross-Border Digital RMB Payment System Challenges Dollar Dominance
On March 17, 2025, the People’s Bank of China unveiled a pivotal shift in global finance: the digital RMB cross-border settlement system is now fully connected to the ten ASEAN nations and six Middle Eastern countries. This move instantly expands digital yuan interoperability to cover nearly 38% of global trade, enabling participants to bypass the…
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Tether USDT Dominates Trade in the New BRICS Economic Bloc
As the BRICS alliance evolves into a formidable economic bloc—expanding its influence across Asia, Africa, South America, and the Middle East—one financial instrument has quietly become the backbone of cross-border trade: the Tether stablecoin (USDT). With nearly $200 billion in daily trade settlements, Tether now stands as the most actively used cryptocurrency in the world,…
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Why the World Needs Real Asset-Backed Dollars to Mitigate CBDCs and Government Overreach
A recent incident in the UK has gone viral, igniting fierce debate over financial privacy and personal freedom. An English bank customer was denied access to his own funds—£2,500—until he provided proof of what the money would be used for. He simply wanted to buy a second-hand motorbike, yet the bank’s demand for documentation before…
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The Nechalacho Project Stands Out Among Canadian Rare Earth Resources
Operational Status Nechalacho is the first and currently only operational rare earth mine in Canada2. It began shipping concentrate in 2022, making it a pioneer in the country’s rare earth industry. Production and Scale By 2025, Nechalacho aims to produce 25,000 tonnes of concentrate annually2. This significant output positions it as a major player in…
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Mark Carney: The Green Hypocrite in the Prime Minister’s Office of Canada
Mark Carney, once hailed as a forward-thinking central banker and climate champion, now occupies Canada’s highest office — Prime Minister. But behind the carefully curated image of fiscal prudence and environmental advocacy lies a troubling track record riddled with hypocrisy, conflict of interest, and dangerous coziness with authoritarian power. Carney’s past, particularly his tenure at…
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The Largest Offshore Investment in History: UAE Commits $1.4 Trillion to the United States
In what is being hailed as the largest offshore investment in history, the United Arab Emirates has committed a staggering $1.4 trillion to the United States over the next ten years. This monumental announcement came on the heels of a high-level meeting between UAE leadership and President Donald J. Trump, signaling a new era of…
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April 2nd: Trump’s “Liberation Day” – A Turning Point for Global Trade and American Sovereignty
President Donald Trump has declared April 2nd a “Liberation Day” for America—a pivotal moment in his vision to reset global trade through the introduction of reciprocal tariffs. Under this policy, if another country imposes a 10% tariff on U.S. goods, the United States will respond with the same 10% tariff on theirs. It’s a straightforward…