Uncertainty Shakes Central Banks and Multilateral Institutions as Global Economic Order Upended

Uncertainty Shakes Central Banks and Multilateral Institutions as Global Economic Order Upended

President Trump’s decision to end the United States’ role as the world’s open market has upended the global economic order. For decades, the U.S. absorbed massive trade deficits while partners like the EU, China, Canada, and Mexico built surpluses on the back of American consumption. Now, the U.S. has imposed sweeping tariffs, especially targeting China, […]

The Rearrangement of the Global Economic Order

by Ronnie Stoeferle, Von Greyerz: It was a tremor that shook the financial markets in the trading days following Liberation Day, when tariffs were imposed on almost every country in the world. One of the big winners was gold. After a brief setback below USD 3,000, the USD 3,200 mark was broken on April 11, the […]

The tightening of trade tensions on a global scale has ceased to be a peripheral concern to become a fundamental variable on the decision boards of central banks and multilateral agencies. What began as a war declaration mage by the Donald Trump administration quickly turned into an escalation of levies between the United States and China that has given way to a spiral that threatens to change the world order. On the horizon a tariff offensive w…

The Transformation Of The Global Order – And The Role Of Bitcoin In The New Monetary Era

Today’s world is at a historic turning point, with several profound forces colliding simultaneously. These forces – economic debt cycles, political tensions, geopolitical shifts, technological upheavals and natural events – are converging in a way that is not only affecting the global economy, but also challenging the fundamental structures of the world order. In particular, the increasing instability of the existing monetary system is becoming …

The Rearrangement of the Global Economic Order – altnews.org

by Ronnie Stoeferle, Von Greyerz: It was a tremor that shook the financial markets in the trading days following Liberation Day,