Kitco News von gestern. Auszug:
China’s big move for the 21st century is to pull a “trap door” on the U.S. by launching a gold-backed crypto currency that will devalue the U.S. dollar to “zero,” this according to Max Keiser, host of the Keiser Report.
Das sind Auszüge von gestern zu den links von der safehaven.com Seite. Da ging es unter anderem um die u.g. Themen. Das sind die Auszüge davon.
https://safehaven.com/news/Bre…ut-Only-For-The-Rich.html
It appears that China's blockade on non-government-sanctioned crypto
trading, could be on its way to launching its own digital currency
within the next 6 to 12 months, according to fund manager Edith Yeung,
who recently appeared on CNBC.
What I find particularly eye-opening is the amount of unfunded public pension liabilities. They’re currently closing in on $7 trillion—the equivalent of $20,700 per U.S. citizen. An unfunded pension is any retirement plan for which sufficient assets have not been set aside, and as Murenbeeld points out, such obligations can inhibit economic growth. The greater they become, the more tax revenues must go not toward infrastructure, education and other public benefits, but to fixed costs.
Ten years into America’s longest economic expansion, the retail apocalypse shows no signs of letting up, leaving a trail of thousands of abandoned malls dotting the country like ghost towns from a forgotten era.
Rate of store closures that rocked the retail industry over the past couple of years is expected to continue, with more closures expected this year. Retailers announced more than 8,600 store closings in 2019.
A report by Credit Suisse a couple of years ago estimated that 20% to 25% of malls would close down between 2017 and 2022.
Da sollen insgesamt 12 Freihandelszonen eröffnet werden.
https://safehaven.com/markets/…-Trillion-Space-Play.html
