The Dying Dollar and the Rise of a New Currency Order

I went through a divorce in 1999 and I thought I would be safe. I paid for the house and she put all her teaching wages in deferred comp. I left that bitch with nothing but my small pension and SS and now I am suffering! Mired in credit card debt just to eat. I will be going under soon and suicide looks really good.

Real Currencies

For years now, the collapse of the dollar has been in the cards. Recent developments show mounting pressure on the dollar’s reserve currency status. With a major international deflation going on, the threat of inflation through money printing is unreal. However, should the dollar’s  reserve currency status end, the repatriation of trillions of petro- and eurodollars could lead to a strongly inflationary scenario.

The roles of a reserve currency are to finance international trade and to function as a store of value for Governments. Until the second world war it used to be the British pound, but with the demise of the British Empire, the pound lost its international relevance and was overtaken by the dollar. This was formalized in the 1944 Bretton Woods system. All other currencies were fiat currencies, but pegged to the dollar, which in turn was pegged to Gold at 40 dollars an ounce and redeemable…

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