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​Gold In, Dollars Out: Is a Global Reset Already Underway?

The U.S. dollar index has experienced its sharpest drop since the COVID-19 crisis, In early 2025, the U.S. quietly imported over 600 tons of gold—an unprecedented surge that’s raising eyebrows. While officials downplay it as bullion banks prepping for tariffs, the timing aligns with central banks globally ramping up gold purchases at rates not seen since the 1950s. China and Russia, in particular, are aggressively stockpiling gold and loosening restrictions to convert U.S. dollars into bullion. These moves suggest major players are preparing for a potential global monetary reset, where physical gold—not fiat currency—sets the rules. As trust in paper assets erodes, physical gold is crossing borders and landing in U.S. vaults. The trend isn’t just about speculation; it’s about preparation for what may come next. Investors are warned: If central banks are loading up on gold, maybe you should too—before the music stops and the reset begins.

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Goodbye Low Rates: Fed Chair Says Economic Stability May Be Over

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell warned that the U.S. may be entering an era of more frequent and persistent supply shocks, potentially leading to greater inflation volatility than the relatively stable period between the 2008 financial crisis and the 2020 pandemic. Speaking at a policy review conference, Powell suggested that low interest rates and low inflation may be a thing of the past, citing factors like commodity price spikes and global disruptions. While he didn’t specify causes, the Trump administration’s aggressive trade policies and rising tariffs—especially on China—have added uncertainty to economic forecasting. Powell emphasized the need to manage public inflation expectations, noting that interest rates are unlikely to return to near-zero levels seen in previous decades. Read Now.