By Paola Subacchi & Paul van den Noord - Project Syndicate | Mar 28, 2025
As long as the US dollar remains the world’s key international currency, the convenience yield of holding dollar-denominated assets will likely forestall a large-scale sell-off. But this stability hinges on one crucial assumption: that US institutions remain strong and credible enough to preserve confidence in Treasuries.
Central banks’ purchases and repatriation of gold are on the rise, and both should be viewed as a symptom of deglobalization. They signal the advent of a more geopolitically fragmented world in which cross-border transactions of all kinds are poised to become more difficult and costly.
Cassidy, Raffensperger, and Massie all lost their primaries this week. The media is still blind to what every GOP voter sees.
The Department of Justice announced April 21 that a federal grand jury charged the SPLC with wire fraud, false statements, and conspiracy to commit money laundering
Because Massie, like Congressman Ron Paul before him, could not be bought. And Washington, both Republicans and Democrats, cannot abide partners who refuse to be bought
