The ongoing shift away from the dollar continues to intensify…why India is the latest nation to unhook itself from the snare of the petrodollar…how to prepare your investments for the growing distrust in fiat currencies…and why gold is an obvious and opportune asset to look toward.
Markets continue to gyrate wildly both abroad and locally…how rising bond yields could push more investors to hedge assets like gold…why central bankers continue to stockpile gold at record rates…and how Asian demand could ensure the long-term outlook for gold prices…
The War on Cash is the most important front for freedom today. Win there and we defeat CBDCs, climate lockdowns, de-banking, 15-minute cities, and all the other government interventions in our lives. That’s because you only need the one escape hatch for enforcement to fail.
CBA delivers a monster profit and a monstrous decision…why the banks’ plans to cut lending to fossil fuel projects is telling…how the timing of the announcement has coincided with fresh supply fears and price spikes in oil and gas…and why investors are in a prime position to capitalise from this underappreciation of energy…
The days of cheap money appear to be over. The cost of debt is rising, which explains why Fitch has concerns over a blowout in future Federal budgets. How will successive administrations be able to afford the interest bill WITHOUT printing? The answer is, they can’t. The prospect of persistent global inflationary pressures is unnerving bond markets. This is why the Bank of Japan (BoJ) has started taking steps to be less controlling with its yield curve control…
Powell commits to his words and delivers an expected rate rise…why the RBA’s own monetary tools may be proving ineffective at driving down our own inflation…how to discern the right answers from the turbulent market by asking the right questions…and why ‘Window 24’ is opening soon and how you can benefit from it…
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