October 23, 2025
Goldman Sachs analysts have warned that today’s economic conditions mirror the chaos of the 1970s—a decade when gold prices skyrocketed. With central banks increasing gold reserves and retail investors piling in, this could be the beginning of another historic run for precious metals.
The U.S. national debt just crossed a record $37.9 trillion, and it’s climbing at an alarming rate. Experts say this pace is unsustainable and could trigger long-term inflation, currency devaluation, and major fiscal fallout. If you’re relying on a fixed income, the risks are growing.
BRICS nations are now using non-dollar payments for over 50% of trade, and they’re not slowing down. China and Russia are hoarding gold and promoting alternative currencies. J.P. Morgan notes that dollar dominance is fading fast—a shift that could undermine American purchasing power and savings.
Federal Reserve economists are probing a massive discrepancy in Treasury holdings by hedge funds. The missing $1.4 trillion could point to opaque financial structures that pose systemic risks—especially if markets turn sharply south.
Stock markets dipped across the globe while gold hit another all-time high amid renewed fears over the health of U.S. banks. Investors are fleeing to safety, and the move to hard assets is accelerating.
