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The Dollar's Gold Problem Just Got Bigger

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For years, we've been told that U.S. Treasuries are the safest asset in the world. After all, they are the foundation of the global monetary system. Which is why what happened this week shouldn't be possible. At least, not according to the rules of the financial system that we've all lived under for the last 80 years. Because the very institutions that are supposed to trust Treasuries the most are choosing something else.

And if you've been following central bank behavior for the last few years, the clues are everywhere. Thousands of tons in physical gold purchases, falling U.S. Treasury demand, and new payment structure that cuts out the dollar completely. But now, this week, the ECB, the European Central Bank, finally confirmed what we've been reporting on for months.

For the first time in 30 years, gold has overtaken U.S. Treasuries as the largest reserve asset. Now, most people will hear this headline and assume it's just a story about gold prices. After all, gold has doubled in the last two years. But the real story is far bigger.

Because you have to ask yourself if the very institutions that are responsible for creating the currency and managing reserves are choosing gold over the asset that the entire current monetary system is based on, what do they know that we don't and what exactly are they preparing for? But to answer this question, we first have to understand why U.S. Treasuries are so dominant and what has changed. See, for the last 80 years, there wasn't a serious alternative.

The modern global financial system was built around the dollar. Countries accumulated dollars through trade, and oil was priced primarily in dollars, which created a self-reinforcing loop.

The Dollar's Gold Problem Just Got Bigger

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The candid version is on a podcast,
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The Dollar's Gold Problem Just Got Bigger

Read the full transcript

The candid version is on a podcast, not the earnings call.

The candid version is on a podcast,
not the earnings call.