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Reviving the Currency Wars Hi Reader, Here’s what our editors are looking at today… | | | Dave Gonigam: Trump Trade Advisers Plot Dollar Devaluation Economic advisers close to former President Donald Trump are actively debating ways to devalue the U.S. dollar if he’s elected to a second term — a dramatic move that could boost U.S. exports but also reignite inflation and threaten the dollar’s position as the world’s dominant currency. Purposely devaluing the U.S. dollar by pressing other countries to alter their own currency values would represent the most aggressive proposal yet in Trump’s attempts to reshape global trade. The potential moves would go beyond the tariffs of Trump’s first term and the expansive industrial subsidies for clean energy enacted by President Joe Biden. A weaker dollar would make U.S. exports cheaper on the world market and potentially reduce the U.S.’ yawning trade deficit. But weakening the dollar could have other far-reaching consequences ⇒ Read More Here | |
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Byron King: China Unloads More US Treasury Bills Worries over security and a further delay to expected interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve have depleted Beijing’s appetite for US Treasury bills, and its position as the second-largest foreign holder of the financial instruments could be taken by the UK in coming months, analysts warned. The world’s second-largest economy offloaded $22.7 billion of the bills in February, with its total holdings adding up to $775 billion as of the end of that month, according to figures released by the US Treasury Department on Wednesday. ⇒ Read More Here | |
Jim Rickards: Ukraine, Israel Aid Package Faces Major Challenge: Lost Time House Speaker Mike Johnson has embraced a sense of urgency to deliver aid for U.S. allies following Iran’s attack against Israel over the weekend, moving ahead with a floor vote on a $95 billion national security package. But after months of Israel and Ukraine expending resources in their respective wars absent U.S. assistance, questions remain about whether that top-line figure will be enough. ⇒ Read More Here That’s all for today, we’ll be back Monday with more of our top articles. Make sure to email us here with whatever crosses your mind that you want us to cover. We look forward to hearing from you! Looking forward to your financial future, | | | | | |
| | | | As soon as December, Elon Musk could take yet another company public… One that could instantly become the biggest IPO in U.S. History… AND make Elon the world’s first trillionaire in one single move. But it won’t just be good for Elon… Because technology analyst Ray Blanco discovered anothercompany… One that could be a hidden “backdoor” way to profit thanks to the ‘trillionaire-making’ company Elon is building right now. ⇒ Click here for the full story. | |
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