Category: Economics
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October 1st: Global Economic Shifts and Their Impact on Offshore Markets
A Day of Convergence for Global Economic Shifts October 1st, 2024, is shaping up to be a pivotal date on the global financial and economic landscape, with numerous key developments converging all at once. Investors and market participants should brace themselves for potential shifts that could significantly impact energy prices, financial markets, trade, and personal…
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Gold Prices Surge to New Highs, Closing Above $2600/oz: Is the Rally Unstoppable?
Gold is shining brighter than ever, hitting fresh all-time highs on Friday as it closed well above the $2600/oz mark. This rally appears unstoppable, as new records are set with increasing frequency, shaking the markets and exciting investors globally. Many are left wondering: what’s behind this relentless surge? Fed’s Surprise Rate Cut Fuels the Gold…
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The Dawn of a New Era: Treasury Certificates and the Great Reset
The sun rose slowly over the city, casting long shadows across empty streets. A quiet revolution was underway, but this wasn’t the kind of upheaval born from the clash of steel or the roar of voices. It was a revolution of the mind, of the system, of the dollar itself. They called it the Great…
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Founding Father Edmund Randolph vs. The Federal Reserve: A Historical Reflection on Modern Monetary Policy
In today’s rapidly evolving financial landscape, where central banks wield considerable power over monetary policy, the legacy of America’s Founding Fathers continues to resonate. One such figure, Edmund Randolph, provides a thought-provoking lens through which we can examine the modern role of the Federal Reserve. Randolph, a statesman and advocate of limited government, was known…
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Fed Set to Cut Rates and U.S. Budget Deficit Soars: What It Means for Global Investors
As the Federal Reserve prepares to cut interest rates by 25 basis points on September 18, the U.S. finds itself grappling with a staggering budget deficit. The August budget shortfall soared to $380 billion—an eye-popping 66% increase from last August and over 50% more than July’s $243 billion. Shockingly, this is nearly $100 billion higher…
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Strap In: The Looming $40,000 Bitcoin Price Crash Amid U.S. Dollar Crisis Warnings
As the global financial landscape braces for another turbulent period, investors are being cautioned about a potential $40,000 Bitcoin price crash. This stark warning, highlighted in a recent Forbes article, underscores the growing concerns within the financial community as the U.S. Federal Reserve signals an impending crisis that could shake the very foundations of the…
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U.S. Treasury to Launch $46 Billion Buyback Program: Aiming for Enhanced Market Liquidity
In a significant move set to impact the financial markets, the U.S. Treasury is gearing up to launch a $46 billion buyback program for government securities starting tomorrow. This initiative, which will run through the end of October, aims to manage the supply of bonds in the market and enhance overall market liquidity. While this…
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Elon Musk Warns ‘America is Going Bankrupt’ as Interest Payments on US Debt Ate Up 76% of June’s Income Tax Revenue
In a stark warning that has sent ripples through financial markets and policymakers alike, Elon Musk has raised alarms about the fiscal health of the United States. According to Musk, the nation is on a trajectory towards bankruptcy, driven by the staggering proportion of income tax revenue consumed by interest payments on national debt. As…