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To: bull_dozer who wrote (195508)	1/20/2023 10:36:15 AM
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To: bull_dozer who wrote (195508)	1/23/2023 9:31:50 PM
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Great power conflict puts the dollar’s exorbitant privilege under threat The monetary order is already being challenged by de-dollarisation efforts and central bank digital currencies ZOLTAN POZSAR The writer is the global head of short-term interest rate strategy at Credit Suisse Since the end of the cold war, the world has largely enjoyed a unipolar era — the US was the undisputed hegemon, globalisation was the economic order and the dollar was the currency of choice. But today, geopolitics once again poses a formidable set of challenges to the existing world order. That means investors have to discount new risks. ft.com

To: bull_dozer who wrote (195508)	1/24/2023 4:08:43 PM
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Switzerland sent 524 tonnes of gold to China last year, the most since 2018 Swiss exports of gold to countries including China, Turkey, Singapore and Thailand surged to multi-year highs last year, Swiss customs data showed on Tuesday, as low prices boosted demand from consumers in Asia and the Middle East. Rising interest rates caused many financial investors in Europe and North America to sell gold in 2022, releasing large amounts of metal from storage and pushing down prices. This allowed bullion to flow to Asian markets, which are more focused on retail of jewellery and small gold bars to consumers who typically buy more when prices drop. nasdaq.com