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Greg 🎩
@gregory-1967
Trump constantly threatens that if any country tries to challenge the petro-dollar, he will impose tariffs on its imports to the U.S. in order to deprive them of access to America's strong economy. I want to share some insights about the global economy with you and explore how the world is progressing. In today’s cast, I will discuss the seriousness of the threat to the petro-dollar. If you find it helpful, I would appreciate your support. Stay with me.👇👇
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J. Valeska 🦊🎩🫂
@jvaleska.eth
that's a great thread, I did not know about that bonds and dollar printing ability that china got but, just want to ask something, when the US dominates the world is called free market? when other important competitor appears, then, the question is how much time the US is gonna respect the free market and activate the war machine? and, this is already happening / happened.. and got accelerated with the sanctions against countries like russia.. they cannot use dollars.. and they are using and promoting the yuan now.. and this is something totally expected if you ban them from using dollars.. and they are earning even more from selling their resources through clandestine ways.. it has been some months ago that I read about china using yuan in international oil deals too, we have been living in a fragmented world since some time ago.. it maybe less notable for americans.. but europe have changed a lot since the starting of the war in ukraine..
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Greg 🎩
@gregory-1967
I’m preparing another thread related to your question, where I’ve also explained what the global economy is gearing up for. It’s unclear what policy the U.S. will adopt against China, but for now, China’s military is like a closed watermelon—until it enters a war, we can’t know its actual strength. The risk of conflict with China is high, and I doubt it will happen except through Taiwan. There’s a famous saying: “An empire doesn’t need an enemy to bring it down; the cause of its downfall lies within itself!” U.S. sanctions have accelerated the movement to abandon the dollar. Even the creation of the Euro in the European Union was driven by the need for another currency alongside the dollar, to shield the EU from U.S. inflation. Don’t miss the next thread.
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