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Simon Hunt: Will the Dollar or Bond Market Be Sacrificed First in the Next Crisis?

Simon Hunt: Will the Dollar or Bond Market Be Sacrificed First in the Next Crisis?

Palisades Gold Radio:  4-11-2024

Tom welcomes back Simon Hunt to the show. They discuss various economic and geopolitical issues shaping the global landscape. Topics range from potential conflicts and their impact on markets to the shift towards physical assets and a gold-backed monetary system.

 Simon touches upon underreported inflation, economic instability in America, China's role in reshaping the global economy, potential crisis scenarios, and the importance of diplomacy versus war.

Simon is concerned about the risk of conflicts escalating, with Russia as a key player, and the emergence of gold-backed currencies to counteract perceived vulnerabilities in fiat currencies.

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Additionally, they discuss the significance of rising interest rates, potential crises, and implications for U.S. elections and global geopolitical outcomes.

Throughout, Simon encourages caution and emphasizes the importance of understanding the underlying economic trends and geopolitical dynamics.

Time Stamp References:

0:00 - Introduction

0:46 - The World & War

 5:38 - Equity Complacency

 7:02 - Russia & Syria

 9:17 - Economic Catalysts

14:32 - Serious Correction

18:18 - Leveraged Bank System

 19:24 - Capital Shifts & China

22:57 - Gold Backed Currency

 29:26 - Dollar & Rates

30:53 - Chinese Demographics

 33:50 - China's Manufacturing

 37:40 - Nuclear Energy

39:31 - China Debt

42:32 - Chasing Rainbows

 44:30 - Europe In Recession

 48:15 - Inflation Issues

52:25 - Expect More Unknowns

53:35 - Wrap Up

Talking Points From This Episode

 - Geopolitical tensions could lead to significant market shocks in equity and base metal markets before mid-year due to underreported inflation and weak economic activity.

- Shift towards gold-backed currencies is inevitable as countries seek alternatives to perceived vulnerabilities in fiat currencies, with China and Russia likely taking a leading role.

 - Diplomacy could prevent war, but tensions between the US and countries like Russia suggest that war may be an outcome if Washington continues to support the dollar at the expense of its treasury market.

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