This Is Why Gold Is Rising While the Dollar Falls Apart

The Jay Martin Show:  11-23-2025

In this explosive conversation, Jay sits down with Andy Schectman to break down the biggest monetary shift happening beneath the surface of global finance.

Schectman explains why the newly passed Genius Act and the rise of Treasury-backed stablecoins may be quietly restructuring the U.S. dollar system.

They dig into gold’s explosive institutional demand, America’s pivot toward state capitalism, the government’s race for critical minerals, and the dangerous cracks emerging in the repo market that signal deep fragility across the banking system.

KTFA: Vietnam News PART 2

Henig:  IMO: Big money, big moves. They usually know what they're doing.

Global investment giant Vanguard moves to enter Vietnam as market upgrade approaches

Friday, November 14, 2025, 14:22 GMT+7

U.S.-based Vanguard Group, one of the world’s largest asset managers with nearly US$13 trillion under management, has announced plans to expand its investment activities in Vietnam as the country prepares to move from frontier to emerging market status.

KTFA:

Henig:  IMO: So... NOW we know who is responsible for the exchange rates in Vietnam. I mean, we knew, but it's actually spelled out here:

"The State Bank of Viet Nam was tasked with operating a monetary policy proactively and flexibly; enhancing inspection and supervision to ensure credit flows toward production, priority sectors and key growth drivers; and managing exchange rates and interest rates in line with market conditions to support production, business and investment attraction." I like the fact that they're actually mentioning the management of exchange rates.

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Tishwash:  Iraq increases its gold reserves to 170 tons

The World Gold Council announced on Saturday that Iraq bolstered its gold reserves by purchasing six tons during the third quarter of this year, bringing its total reserves to 170 tons.

The Council explained in a report ,reviewed by Al-Maalomah News Agency, that “central banks around the world were the main driver of gold demand during the third quarter, following a noticeable slowdown in the first and second quarters,” noting that “net purchases by central banks reached approximately 220 tons during the aforementioned period.”

The Death of the Financial System

WTFinance:  11-21-2025

Are you feeling a nagging sense of unease about the global economy, even as headlines tout market highs? You’re not alone.

Beneath the surface of seemingly buoyant financial markets, a profound and potentially seismic shift is underway, driven by unprecedented global debt, currency debasement, and escalating geopolitical tensions.

We recently tuned into a powerful discussion featuring Matthew Piepenburg, Partner of Von Greyerz AG, hosted by WTFinance.