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The US dollar is on track for its worst year in modern history

The U.S. dollar is on track for its worst year in modern history, down over 7% so far in 2025—with Morgan Stanley warning it could drop another 10%. While a weaker dollar may help boost U.S. exports, it also makes imports and tariffs more painful. Though the dollar’s global dominance remains intact for now, growing gold purchases by central banks and de-dollarization efforts hint at shifting tides. The last time the dollar fell this hard—1973—it led to the U.S. abandoning the gold standard, marking a period of economic instability. Read More.

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The Last Time Gold Moved Like This Was 1929

Financial analyst Alasdair Macleod warns that today’s economic climate mirrors 1929—the dawn of the Great Depression. He argues we're in the early stages of a new global depression, driven by a U.S. debt trap, declining demand for long-term U.S. debt, and waning faith in the dollar as a reserve asset. Central banks are accelerating gold purchases—potentially favoring it over U.S. dollars—and may be quietly stockpiling silver as well, particularly China. With gold prices doubling since the pandemic and U.S. assets falling across the board, Macleod believes gold remains undervalued and poised for further gains, possibly signaling a seismic shift in the global financial system. Read Now.