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Fed Governor Warsh: Summer data show the inflation situation is improving.
Starting September 9th, $4 billion worth of fresh-off-the-press, green-dyed paper—courtesy of the Trump administration—will be pumped into the US economy every day; a total of $2 trillion in unbacked, green-dyed cellulose will roll off the printing presses.
Confidence in the US has vanished... The entire world is withdrawing its physical assets from US control. The Netherlands has moved 86 tons of its gold reserves—worth billions of dollars—from the US and Canada to the UK. The Dutch Central Bank announced that this decision was made due to rising geopolitical risks, the fact that gold serves as a liquid asset, and the need to be better prepared for crises. The bank reported that, between March and August, 86 tons of its total gold reserves—previously held in New York (US) and Ottawa (Canada)—were transferred to London. Prior to the transfer, 31.3% of the Netherlands' gold reserves were held in New York and 19.7% in Ottawa; following the operation, the share of reserves held in both cities dropped to 18.5%. (Bloomberg)
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Norway's state-backed sovereign wealth fund is looking to move away from US government debt and towards physical gold holdings. Norway is an oil-producing European nation that is not a member of the EU; it aims to convert its reserves into physical assets rather than holding US dollars and bonds... Bloomberg.
Tether purchased 34 tons of physical gold in August 2026 to hold permanently. (Bloomberg)
Registered gold stocks in COMEX warehouses have fallen by 25 percent alongside a rise in demand for physical gold. This surging physical demand is straining global storage and clearing systems, with private vault capacities—from Zurich to Singapore—reaching their limits. Household gold holdings in Germany have surpassed 1.5 trillion euros. Bloomberg
Trump Demands Fed Lower Rates After Strong August Jobs Report
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Fed / Warsh: Raising interest rates by a quarter point means adding another $10 trillion to U.S. debt. (Bloomberg)
JP Morgan: The probability of an interest rate hike is diminishing—even dropping to zero—due to weak US employment data and stagnant inflation. ...Bloomberg
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