This compilation of financial-related insights includes videos from Sean Foo and The Atlantis Report.
Sean Foo says 2024 will change everything and shares insight on 5 economic earthquakes to watch. Sean Foo also discusses Russia bracing for the unthinkable as the Chinese Yuan dethrones Japan in SWIFT.
The Atlantis Report shares news of the latest developments spelling trouble for banks. The Atlantis Report also shares news of Chase and Citigroup signaling a deep-seated issue within the banking sector.
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Sean Foo
Dec 24, 2023
2023 was economic hell, but the pain might get even worse in 2024. We will be in a year of high uncertainty as major economic and geopolitical moves loom ahead. From the rise of BRICS, China’s further de-dollarization to the Fed’s rate cuts, here’s what you must know!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MocOc2JbGj0
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Sean Foo
Dec 26, 2023
As we head into 2024, Russia’s central bank is now bracing for big sanctions from the United States. However, the US Treasury is gambling big with this new set of secondary sanctions on the global banking sector. At the same time, de-dollarization is accelerating with the Chinese Yuan overtaking the Yen as a global payments currency. Here’s what you must know!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfIuWdQ06Fk
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The Atlantis Report
Dec 24, 2023
The financial landscape is undergoing significant turbulence, and the latest developments spell trouble for banks across the United States. The precarious state of the banking industry is becoming increasingly apparent. It is evident that a perfect storm is brewing, posing a substantial threat to the stability of U.S. banks.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwjN7G5Jlfk
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The Atlantis Report
Dec 26, 2023
Chase Bank and Citigroup have raised red flags, signaling a deep-seated issue within the banking sector. Nine percent of all bank branches in the U.S. have shut down since 2017. Earlier in the month, Citigroup informed the majority of its employees that they could work remotely for the final two weeks of December. Workers are allowed to log in remotely from any location within their country of employment from Monday to December 29, a Friday, marking this week as the last in-person experience for many staff members this year, according to sources familiar with the situation.
In contrast to last year when the perk was introduced, employees are now apprehensive about CEO Jane Fraser’s comprehensive corporate reorganization, with some expressing concerns about the potential existence of their jobs next year. Citigroup has indicated that Fraser’s assessment of the third-largest U.S. bank by assets will be concluded by the end of March.
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