Jim Chalmers calls out the need to fix broken supply chains, but talk is cheap. Learn why Aussie roads need $5.5 billion in order to keep our economy on track, the growing disconnect between infrastructure needs and reality, and why Jim Rickards’ new book can help protect your wealth from disaster…
There’s a longstanding controversy over whether gold is subject to nefarious activities by central banks, governments, Wall Street, and hedge funds to keep its price under control. For entertainment, one of my colleagues decided to have fun by asking ChatGPT about whether the price of gold is controlled by the government. What he got as a response was a real cracker!
These headlines tell us what sanctions have wrought; they’ve caused a ‘Pivot to Asia’. And now, a whole new ballgame is taking shape.
James Cooper explains why the impending power struggle between the US and China won’t be about bullets or bombs, instead, it centres around bridges, railways, roads, and energy grids. The US and China are about to embark on an economic showdown of historical proportions as they attempt to secure supply chains through vast development of their nation’s infrastructure. Read on to find out more…
The pandemic may have broken supply chains, but new ideas are transforming them. The end of the ‘made in China’ era is upon us. Learn how to protect your wealth from one of the biggest economic disruptions of our time, and why the future of logistics will rely on sentient systems to become proactive…
Jim Rickards begins this series of articles on the interconnectedness of politics, the economy, and society and how every decision or movement in any of these spaces will inevitably affect the others. Today, we focus on the US economy and how decisions made on its behalf have negatively affected the global supply chain. Jim goes into more detail about this in his latest book, SOLD OUT!
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