The retail crisis continues, more stores are declaring bankruptcy and closing down thousands of stores. Existing home sales and new home sales reverse course and decline rapidly.
The retail crisis continues, more stores are declaring bankruptcy and closing down thousands of stores. Existing home sales and new home sales reverse course and decline rapidly.
Look at an enslaved world going digital:
Want to know what the globalists are planning?
Then pay attention to the central bankers and finance ministers!
Geopolitics: the Money Mafia’s cartel enters their next World wide transitional phase.
The meeting was chaired by Ambassador Ayşe Sinirlioğlu, Deputy Undersecretary for Economic Affairs of the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Turkey’s G20 Sherpa. Sherpas from across the G20´s membership attended, alongside representatives from several International Organisations and other invited countries.
Modi voiced India’s support for a new global standard on automatic exchange of tax information, saying it would be instrumental in getting information relating to unaccounted money hoarded abroad and enable its eventual repatriation.
Stage Set for Confrontation, Not Cooperation, at G20
Our world is run – and has been run for some time now – by a relatively very small group of individuals who have it in their power to manage, as they think, the economies of nations. -Hugo Salinas Price
In previous posts we shared information that China wanted more voting power within the IMF, and China called out the U.S. misuse of the world’s reserve currency.
Below Jim Willie discusses his research about the U.S. Dollar decline:
Lew wrote to G20 members voicing his concerns about bad debt in the Chinese financial system, which may threaten the global economy. Lou Jiwei responded that China’s shadow banking problem was less serious than western economies, since China’s shadow banking was still connected with the real economy; while the shadow banking products of western economies, such as CDS (credit default swap), have nothing to do with real economic activity.
Many observers believe the U.S. dollar (USD) will lose its status as the world’s reserve currency sooner rather than later. Proponents of this view often mention China’s agreements with various trading partners to settle trade in their own currencies rather than the dollar as evidence of this trend.