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Trump Signs Taiwan Law, Strengthening U.S.–Taiwan Engagement and Raising Tensions With Beijing
New U.S. legislation mandates regular updates to Taiwan engagement guidelines, reinforcing ties amid Chinese pushback.
Overview
President Donald Trump signed the Taiwan Assurance Implementation Act, requiring the U.S. State Department to review and update official interaction guidelines with Taiwan at least once every five years.
The law builds on the 2021 removal of longstanding restrictions on U.S.–Taiwan contacts, originally imposed after Washington shifted diplomatic recognition to Beijing in 1979.
Taiwan gains renewed political assurance, while China interprets the move as a direct challenge to its sovereignty claims.
Key Developments
Regularized U.S.–Taiwan engagement: The legislation formalizes a recurring review process, allowing U.S. agencies greater flexibility in their interactions with Taiwanese officials.
Strategic timing: The law arrives just months after Trump’s meeting with Xi Jinping and ahead of his planned visit to China in April — raising diplomatic stakes.
China’s response: Beijing has condemned the legislation, warning that Washington is crossing a “red line” by deepening official ties with Taipei.
Regional implications: East Asian governments and global observers are monitoring the shift as it could affect stability in the Taiwan Strait, U.S.–China relations, and Indo-Pacific alignment.
Why It Matters
This move strengthens Taiwan’s international standing and underscores Washington’s commitment to Taipei at a time of intensifying geopolitical competition. By institutionalizing U.S.–Taiwan engagement, the legislation places additional strain on U.S.–China relations and heightens strategic volatility in the Indo-Pacific — a core region within the broader global realignment underway.
Implications for the Global Reset
Pillar: Diplomacy & Realignment
A more structured U.S.–Taiwan relationship amplifies pressure on China’s regional strategy, potentially influencing supply chains, semiconductor security, and Asian geopolitical blocs.
Pillar: Currency & Monetary Flows
Rising tensions between the U.S. and China could accelerate diversification away from U.S. and Chinese financial exposure, influencing capital flows, trade-financing arrangements, and de-risking strategies in the Indo-Pacific.
This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.
Seeds of Wisdom Team
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BRICS Gold Purchases Surge to 870 Tonnes (2020–2025), Intensifying Pressure on the U.S. Dollar
Record central-bank buying across BRICS accelerates de-dollarization and reshapes global reserve strategy.
Overview
BRICS central banks accumulated roughly 870 tonnes of gold between 2020 and 2025, marking one of the most aggressive reserve diversification waves in modern history.
This surge in official-sector gold acquisition reflects a broader shift away from U.S. dollar dependence and toward hard-asset security.
Global central banks have purchased over 1,000 tonnes annually for three consecutive years, establishing a structural price floor and signaling long-term changes in reserve management philosophy.
Key Developments
China and India lead the accumulation: China added roughly 370 tonnes over the five-year period, including its largest one-year purchase in half a century in 2023. India added approximately 250 tonnes while expanding its total official reserves to around 880 tonnes.
Russia and Brazil continue active buying: Russia added an estimated 225 tonnes despite reporting gaps, while Brazil accumulated 20 tonnes, including 15 tonnes in September 2025.
Dollar share in global reserves continues to shrink: The U.S. dollar’s global reserve share has declined to roughly 58–60%, down from 70% twenty years ago.
BRICS reduces dollar exposure in trade: Dollar use in BRICS trade fell from 85% in 2015 to about 59% in 2023 as national-currency settlement and gold accumulation accelerated.
Central banks expect further gold expansion: Survey data shows 76% of central banks anticipate raising gold’s share of their reserves over the next five years, while 73% expect the dollar’s role to diminish further.
Policy-driven accumulation reshapes markets: Poland’s central bank publicly committed to raising gold to 30% of its reserves and continues to scale purchases based on market conditions.
Why It Matters
Gold buying by BRICS and emerging markets is now structurally influencing the international monetary system. As geopolitical tensions rise and sanctions risk grows, nations are turning to gold to reduce reliance on dollar-denominated assets. The multi-year shift signals a deeper, systemic recalibration of global power centers, where hard assets are re-emerging as a strategic hedge against political and financial volatility.
Implications for the Global Reset
Pillar: Currency & Monetary Flows
Accelerated gold accumulation weakens traditional dollar-based reserve structures and supports the development of parallel financial systems, enabling states to transact and store value outside U.S. influence.
Pillar: Finance & Macro-Economy
Sustained central-bank buying reduces available global liquidity, elevates gold’s strategic importance, and alters inflation-hedging behavior across major markets. These dynamics reinforce a long-term macro shift toward hard-asset security.
This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.
Seeds of Wisdom Team
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Watcher Guru – “BRICS Gold 2020–2025 Purchases Reach 870t, Pressuring US Dollar”
Watcher Guru -- "BRICS Bank Gets $1B Lift From Indonesia, Fueling De-Dollarization"
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