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The U.S. doesn’t want you to know what De-Dollarization looks like in real time. Something strange is happening in the US Treasury market. pic.twitter.com/SA9Q5XqG6n — Vandell | Black Swan Capitalist (@vandell33) March 16, 2026 The backbone of petrodollar is the multi-decade agreement that all energy products are priced and traded in US dollar. Imagine if …
Russia eyes USD energy trade with TrumpPartial de-dollarization reversal for sanctions relief. Not ditching BRICS fully—no BRICS currency exists. China not freaking out; de-dollarization continues. Hype on "Democrat piggybank closed" overstated. America negotiating smart. 🇺🇸… pic.twitter.com/aF2J5jCuWq — The Little Satoshi News (@TheRiser100x) March 10, 2026
Something massive is happening in the global financial system right now, and most people aren’t paying attention. The US dollar is quietly losing its strength, gold just surpassed $5,000 an ounce, silver broke through $100, and central banks around the world are making unprecedented moves to distance themselves from fiat currencies. In this video, we …
Let me spell this out for everyone: The fact that China wants the world to use the Yuan as the reserve currency, and not the US Dollar, is de facto signaling that it will be backing the Yuan with Physical Gold. China's (and Russia's) position is that the US Dollar is backed… https://t.co/SqvvHfLsyj — Vinny …
With the Fed & uniparty hurtling us down the road to Venezuela del Norte, converting our Fed confetti into REAL money is a no-brainer. China just smashed another milestone in its war on dollar dominance. Official figures show overseas renminbi lending, bond investments, and deposits by Chinese banks have quadrupled in five years, hitting RMB3.4 …
Brandon Smith has chronicled the developing economic tension between East and West for over a decade now. With global dedollarization accelerating in the background, the current trade war makes the BRICS agenda even more urgent. Here’s his take on the Rio Reset… By Brandon Smith For many years now I have been talking about the inherent …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOT2ScMBS6I The concept of de-dollarization has gained traction in recent years. Let’s explore what it means and its potential implications: What is De-Dollarization? De-dollarization refers to the process by which countries seek alternatives to the U.S. dollar (USD) as the primary global reserve currency. It involves reducing reliance on the dollar for international trade, financial transactions, and …
via naturalnews: The oil-rich kingdom of Saudi Arabia has formally joined the BRICS group alongside four other countries. South African International Relations Minister Naledi Pandor confirmed the full membership of Saudi Arabia, Iran, Egypt, Ethiopia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) during a Jan. 31 press briefing in the capital Pretoria. The five nations accepted the invitation …
The U.S. faces a global movement to join the Russia-China-controlled BRICS trade group away from G10-controlled SWIFT, to remove the dollar as the world’s currency. While most predictions claim it will be a slow process, not everyone agrees. Some experts say the pain will begin this year. Watcher Guru: Among the greater BRICS de-dollarization plans, one …
via Naturalnews: It is time for all member nations of BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Argentina, Ethiopia, Egypt, Iran, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates) to drop the United States dollar in favor of local currencies for financial relations and settlements, according to Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov this week, at the Russia-China Financial …
via JOHN RUBINO: De-dollarization events that would once have been a big deal have become common lately. Some examples: UAE officially stops using dollar for oil trades (Watcher) – The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is asking BRICS countries to settle oil trade in local currencies and not the U.S. dollar. The Middle Eastern nation is …
Despite global aspirations for de-dollarization, recent developments highlight formidable challenges in the transition away from the U.S. dollar. Two prominent BRICS nations, India and Russia, are encountering obstacles with capital controls and unsuccessful negotiations for settling bilateral trade in their native currencies. Furthermore, efforts to shift away from the U.S. dollar in global trade face …
De-dollarization will be a vicious cycle as hyperinflation leads to higher rates that will further erode the greenback’s power, think tank says The use of the US dollar as a reserve currency is under threat — and the greenback is headed for a vicious cycle that will further erode its dominance, according to the Australian …
From Peter Reagan at Birch Gold Group We’ve written before about how economic catastrophes often start gradually, then suddenly accelerate into utter chaos. Now it’s time to apply that idea to a different topic: de-dollarization. Mike Maloney surmises that the dollar will, at first, slowly be replaced by alternatives as the global reserve currency. Then, after alternatives build momentum (e.g. BRICS …
Guest Post by Peter C. Earle at the American Institute for Economic Research: Last week, China and Brazil reached an agreement to settle trades in one anothers’ currencies. Over the past 15 years, China has replaced the United States as the main trading partner of resource-rich Brazil, and as such that shift may have been …