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@Triquetrea
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I don't know. While I'm not some mega expert in global finance, I'd also say that, in my opinion, you're asking a question that nobody is qualified to answer.
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Cinder
@Triquetrea
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Most deals are brokered off the backs of implicit structural stability. Currency reserves aren't seized at random (LOL NOPE), the US dollar is the dominant reserve currency (LOL NOPE), everything runs on oil and gas, or else just-in-time everything falls apart (LOL NOPE)...
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Cinder
@Triquetrea
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States everywhere are refinancing their reserves, and markets for actual physical economic assets like precious minerals, fertilizer and petrol markets are in shambles. Supply chain infrastructure failing to meet demand due to shortages and other failures along every axis.
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Cinder
@Triquetrea
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@0bviouSquirre1
Nobody knows what the new currency standard is, but the petrodollar has just been nuked in a massive self-own. Not to mention any number of ostensible US allies are now backing out of Western-led economic partnerships. The actual effects of all this? Hard to calculate! But bad!
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Cinder
@Triquetrea
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@0bviouSquirre1
E.g. we are N months off from probable global famine in any number of places because the fertilizer market just crashed, which means food shortages. Meanwhile people are disagreeing over any number of macroeconomic fundamentals which is likely to cause defaults, depressions...
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