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Gold Telegraph: The Last Monetary Reset

4-27-2025

One of the most overlooked moves this week: China’s central bank is investing in the internationalization of the Shanghai Gold Exchange. A war is playing out in the gold market, and it’s about pricing power. Buckle up.

The U.S. dollar index is down nearly 9%, on track for its worst start to the year since 1973 when currencies were cut loose from gold and began to float freely. In other words, the last monetary reset. The signs are everywhere.

BREAKING NEWS: A TOP CONTENDER TO REPLACE JAY POWELL HAS BLAMED THE FEDERAL RESERVE FOR “SYSTEMATIC ERRORS” AND MISHANDLING THE MOST SEVERE INFLATION CRISIS IN DECADES.

Change is in the air.

“Since the panic of 2008, central bank dominance has become a new feature of American governance…”

Source: https://www.ft.com/content/1ff8ca87-3d3a-40c9-abed-a32cc795df74

The next Federal Reserve chair must rebuild what’s been lost. Restoring the monetary integrity of the United States. @judyshel

For years, I’ve warned about the “buy now, pay later” trap. It’s a disgrace that so many rely on this financing to survive. Now, Americans are using it to pay for groceries. Very sad…

I said this 2 years ago: “More and more countries are either ignoring or starting to disrespect the IMF publicly…”

This week: The United States said it would pursue a significant overhaul of the International Monetary Fund.

The Spotlight is on the IMF. Despite a warning from the International Monetary Fund, the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has successfully sold millions of gold-backed crypto tokens. Iran and Russia have also expressed interest in creating a new stablecoin backed by gold for trade. More and more countries are either ignoring or starting to disrespect the IMF publicly:

1) Zimbabwe ignored IMF warnings on gold-backed crypto tokens. 2) In early April, Tunisia rejected IMF loans, and the President said that Tunisians must count on themselves. 3) The Argentine Vice President recently blamed the country’s $44 billion agreement with the International Monetary Fund as a significant factor behind the recent sharp devaluation of the peso and the subsequent wave of inflation, escalating consumer prices by more than 100%.

This is happening as debt from 18 developing nations is trading at distressed levels. A trend worth watching…

A leading pick to replace Jerome Powell says the Federal Reserve is due for nothing less than a complete “strategic reset.” About time… Only at the Federal Reserve could they believe that buying trillions in unwanted assets would end well.

The President of Colombia just called out the International Monetary Fund. Referencing them as “vampires.” The trend continues…

Source(s):
https://x.com/GoldTelegraph_/status/1915567823981887929

Gold Telegraph: The Last Monetary Reset

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Militia Man Remember, Iraq’s original currency was mostly reflected off of oil and rentier country. Not anymore. That’s going to mean they’re going to need or will have a very strong powerful real effective exchange rate. It’s obvious IMO.

Frank26 In the Middle East…they’re talking about a new exchange rate and the heavy talk they were dealing with was that maybe…a new rate was coming out at around $1.32. I don’t know. I have no idea what the rate will be but I do know the IMF and the World Bank is working with the CBI and the US Treasury to bring purchasing power to their currency. When? I don’t know. All the evidence is in the articles.