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The world doesn’t run to growth when things go wrong. It runs to shadows. Today, two of those shadows — Switzerland and Hong Kong — are screaming. The Swiss franc, too strong again. A currency not rising on strength, but on fear. Prices in Switzerland? Flatlining. Demand, evaporating. The... SNB is watching inflation disappear — and with it, its reason to hold. Zero is coming. Maybe negative. Again. Half a world away, the Hong Kong dollar slammed into its upper bound. The HKMA stepped in. First time since 2022. Not because the city’s thriving — but because the capital is clawing its way to safety. Out of Asia. Out of credit. Out of risk. These aren’t technicalities. They’re tremors. Tiny economies. Heavyweight currencies. Both surging not on confidence — but on risk aversion. This is what stress looks like in a world of financial scaffolding. When the safe havens get crowded, the system is telling you something. The pipes are creaking. The air is thinning. Risk is rising. Rates are falling. Soft landing? No. This is what remembering how to do worse looks like. The full breakdown in the video below:show more

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HKD is considered “safe”?

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Noble Gold Investmentsvor 3 Jahren

Protect your money now! Two US banks collapsed, billions trapped. Invest in gold, a retirement hedge outside of the government's control.

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Globalists hiding for the trump term essentially?

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Jamesvor 1 Jahr

This is so fucking hot

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ᴉlɹǝpuƎ lɐɔsɐԀvor 1 Jahr

And long term rates are still elevated from 2018 levels. How can it be?

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Not bad for HK

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Exactly 👍 Switzerland 🇨🇭 is facing its own existential Crisis - the Shotgun Marriage of UBS with the Bankrupt Credit Suisse Bank. A Ticking Time Bomb 💣 Too Big to Bail?

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NIRP will stay with us for next 30 years !

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Let's talk about the Fed, which bought the 30% at the last bond auction! Is it another QE? Why? Nobody else wants that garbage.

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Maybe Jeff designed @_The_Prophet__

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Prof. Steve Keen

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US Special Envoy for Ukraine Kellogg on the fact that after the Ukrainian Armed Forces' attack on Russian air bases, the risk of escalation of the conflict has increased: "The level of risk is significantly increased. I mean, after what happened this weekend. People need to understand that in the area of national security, when you attack part of the opponent's national survival system, your level of risk is increased because you don't know how they're going to respond. It's absolutely clear that the level of risk is going to increase, and I think that's what we're trying to avoid. We're trying to get to a situation where the risk levels are not increased." So does the US approve of this strike on Russian nuclear bombers or not? They say they didn't know, so what? Can't the US just get out of this war? Well, that means the US will get out of this war through a nuclear conflict with Russia.

US Special Envoy for Ukraine Kellogg on the fact that after the Ukrainian Armed Forces' attack on Russian air bases, the risk of escalation of the conflict has increased: "The level of risk is significantly increased. I mean, after what happened this weekend. People need to understand that in the area of national security, when you attack part of the opponent's national survival system, your level of risk is increased because you don't know how they're going to respond. It's absolutely clear that the level of risk is going to increase, and I think that's what we're trying to avoid. We're trying to get to a situation where the risk levels are not increased." So does the US approve of this strike on Russian nuclear bombers or not? They say they didn't know, so what? Can't the US just get out of this war? Well, that means the US will get out of this war through a nuclear conflict with Russia.

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