Le Sénégal a assuré aux investisseurs, le 13 novembre, qu'il honorerait ses obligations financières et poursuivrait ses discussions avec le Fonds monétaire international (FMI), alors que l'agence S&P Global doit publier le 14 novembre une décision clé sur la note de crédit du pays.
Le ministère sénégalais des Finances et du Budget a affirmé, le 13 novembre, à ses investisseurs que le pays restait pleinement engagé dans son dialogue avec le FMI et continuerait à honorer ses dettes à échéance.
Presque tout le commerce de la Russie avec la Chine et l'Inde utilise désormais des monnaies locales, ce qui permet à d'autres d'abandonner le dollar. Pendant qu'en France le crétinisme parlementaire semble anesthésier toutes les forces politiques le monde bascule irrésistiblement vers une autre logique que celle qui nous a gouverné depuis la seconde guerre mondiale. Ce n'est pas l'hostilité affrontement face aux États-Unis c 'est sous le poids de la nécessité le fait que le dollar ne disparaît pas mais il n'est plus seul, ce qui change toutes les chaînes de production, d'échange...
SchiffGold.com
November 14, 2025
Peter opens this episode by walking listeners through what he sees as two diverging monetary stories: gold's quiet march higher after a period of consolidation, and Bitcoin's fragile plumbing that could amplify losses when the market turns. He frames these trends as a test of sound money versus speculative credit structures, and he ties the market drama back to po
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Le CAC 40 a bondi de 1,34% à 8280,97 points mercredi 12 novembre pour atteindre un sommet historique. La fin imminente du shutdown américain, le plus long de l'histoire (40 jours), dope les actifs risqués. D'autres places européennes comme Madrid, Londres et Milan ont aussi atteint des records.
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David Stockman's Contra Corner
November 13, 2025
You've got to hand it to the Republican knuckleheads on Capitol Hill. After finally getting the Dems on the run politically, they are now fixing to take a powder yet again and open the government with runaway spending as usual.
We are referring, of course, to the Dem's demand that the already generous ObamaCare subsidies, which originally capped payments for most middle class Americans using the Obama Exchanges at 10% of their income, be made far more generous by extending the "enhanced"subsidies enacted on a "temporary" basis during the pandemic.
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Le dollar américain est déjà mort et l'effondrement économique a commencé, affirme l'économiste Richard Wolff, mais personne n'a remarqué que la Chine a discrètement facilité tout cela sans même tirer un seul coup de feu.
Sean Foo du marché se joint à la discussion pour analyser l'ampleur des dégâts et ce que vous devez savoir pour vous préparer à l
By Jacob G. Hornberger
The Future of Freedom Foundation
November 12, 2025
For more than 125 years, the United States had a gold-coin, silver-coin monetary system. No, it was not a paper-money system backed by gold, as so many mainstream commentators have been taught to believe. It was a system in which gold coins and silver coins were the official money of the American people.
Yes, there were paper bills and notes and other debt instruments issued by the federal government.
SchiffGold.com
November 12, 2025
Peter recently Ed Siddell on The Retirement Trainer podcast to walk listeners through how capital flows, political promises, and central bank policy shape the dollar - and why none of it bodes well for the unprepared saver. He frames the dollar's past strength as a function of market performance and capital attraction, warns that recent fiscal choices have already undermined confidence, and reiterates his long-held case that gold will become the true safe asset as fiat rivalries crumble.
A forensic analysis of how the European Union's radical new financial architecture will reshape global capital flows, citizen liberty, and the future of money itself
Shanaka Anslem Perera
The European Union is executing the most comprehensive reconstruction of its monetary system since the euro's introduction in 1999. By 2027, a regulatory trinity—cash transaction caps, mandatory cryptocurrency surveillance, and a digital euro prototype—will fundamentally alter how 340 million citizens interact with money.
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Une note inédite de l'Observatoire de l'immigration et de la démographie (OID) révèle que la France a perdu 155,5 milliards d'euros cumulés entre 2009 et 2023 en transferts nets vers l'étranger. En 2023, le déficit atteint 15,8 milliards, soit 44 % du total du déficit européen.
Avec plus de 15 milliards d'euros transférés hors de ses frontières, la France est de loin le premier État européen à voir des capitaux quitter son giron, majoritairement à destination de l'Afrique.
By Loredana HARSANA
The global de-dollarization trend has reached a critical point right now, with JPMorgan Chase reporting that US dollar reserves have fallen below 60 percent for the first time in two decades. As 71 countries de-dollarize their holdings, central banks are shifting toward gold at unprecedented rates, and this raises serious concerns about the future of American economic dominance.
By George F. Smith
November 10, 2025
Here is modern economic theory in one sentence: money needs to be plentiful for a prosperous economy. As a corollary: No problem is too big that can't be resolved with enough money.
And here is modern economic results in one sentence: booms eventually nosedive into crisis, which is the necessary correction, but is delayed or fought by the process that caused it - massive money printing to save significant market participants.
By David Stockman
David Stockman's Contra Corner
November 10, 2025
Despite all the gumming this morning about New York City's allegedly shocking election of a self-professed socialist mayor, the real point is that New York City is already tantamount to a Welfare State dystopia. The election of Mamdani, therefore, is more in the nature of a pre-needs bankruptcy filing, which will now surely coming steaming down the tracks at an accelerating pace.
By Mark Keenan
November 10, 2025
For generations, money was something people held in their hands - a tangible symbol of work, value, and exchange. Today, money is becoming something else entirely: a digital leash. The transformation is happening quietly, without consent, and most people will not recognize what has been built until the gate locks behind them.
A new financial order is emerging - one where central banks, not markets, determine who can participate in the economy.
By Doug Casey
International Man
November 8, 2025
International Man: Gold has seen a dramatic rise recently. What do you think is driving this surge-inflation, geopolitical instability, loss of faith in fiat currency like the US dollar?
Doug Casey: The answer is all of the above.
First, inflation is not retail price rises, as most people think. The rise in prices is a consequence of inflation, not inflation itself.