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News Block: Market Tumbles as Foreign Investors Sell U.S. Assets, Gold Hits New ATH, Trump Demands "Too Late" Powell Lower Rates, Bitcoin Shows Resilience
Apr 21, 2025
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- Analysts suggest a potential global monetary reset is underway, as foreign investors sell off U.S. assets, impacting the dollar's strength.
- Gold is gaining investor interest against economic uncertainty, while Bitcoin is proving resilient and gaining acceptance as a strategic asset.
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The Global Monetary Reset
There's a growing belief among analysts that the world is experiencing a significant monetary reset, potentially resulting in the breakdown of the longstanding U.S. Treasury-backed petrodollar system. This shift has roots in the U.S. dollar's artificial strength, which has diminished competitiveness for American exports over time, leading to job losses and a hollowed-out manufacturing sector. As foreign nations, which once supported the dollar system, now begin selling off U.S. assets like Treasuries and stocks, the implications for the American economy are severe. With capital fleeing the U.S., the sustainability of its extensive fiscal deficits and national debt is called into question.
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