China: The Next Boondoggle
When did China become an enemy? Why did it become an enemy?
World markets are so intertwined these days — what happens in one region of the financial markets can affect another halfway around the world.
New markets in the global space are emerging all the time. And the key to growing your wealth is looking outside the box. The world is truly your oyster.
Here’s how the world market is looking at the moment…
With trade agreements coming into force and relationships constantly shifting, so too is the global share market.
Of course, this means we must be constantly wary of economic risks that arise, in all parts of the world.
Learn how world market events could potentially affect your investments here in Australia and how you could prosper by being ahead of the game…
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When did China become an enemy? Why did it become an enemy?
By Bill Bonner,

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.
By Nick Hubble,

We marvel…we wonder…what is wrong with these people? We refer to the staff at Newsweek…who came out with this insipid headline story, ‘Biden Saved the Economy and Launched a New Age of Prosperity. Why Isn’t He Getting Any Credit?’:
By Bill Bonner,

Two important things happened last week…each signalling another milestone passed. While we were at an opera in Austria, an ex-president was indicted…and Fitch downgraded the most important asset in the entire world — US Government debt.
By Bill Bonner,

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…
By Vern Gowdie,

Net zero’s ‘challenges’ have become part of Australia’s news cycle. The public has discovered what Europe’s power bill payers learned about a year earlier. But what happens next?
By Nick Hubble,
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