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This compilation of financial insights includes videos from Kinesis Money, Commodity Culture, Arcadia Economics, Tech Revolution, and Kitco News.
Andrew Maguire on Kinesis Money talks about Russia and China’s de-dollarization tactics and the impact on silver.
John Rubino joins Commodity Culture to discuss the potential of gold returning to the monetary system this year.
Rafi Farber on Arcadia Economics talks about the Federal Reserve panicking over the Bank Term Funding Program as 16.2 million ounces of silver floods SLV.
Tech Revolution shares news of the worsening energy crisis as the Qatar, the second-largest LNG exporter issues a huge warning to Europe.
Rick Rule, CEO Rule Investment Media joins Jeremy Szafron, Anchor at Kitco News to discuss the silver equity market resembling the uranium market in 2022.
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Kinesis Money
Jan 26, 2024
In this week’s episode of Live from the Vault, Andrew Maguire delivers crucial updates on the accelerating dedollarisation process and the impending gold price reevaluation – and explains how it will also impact silver.
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The London whistleblower takes listeners through insider info on central bank activity, revealing game-changing events that might affect traders in the US and around the world, and analyses what’s happening in the markets right now.
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Commodity Culture
Jan 26, 2024
John Rubino breaks down what would need to happen for gold to return to the monetary system in some form or another in 2024, along with providing a detailed analysis of the countries that could make it happen, the geopolitical and market implications, how it would affect gold mining companies, and much more.
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Arcadia Economics
Jan 26, 2024
Effective immediately and in a move that smacks of panic, the Federal Reserve has shut down the arbitrage from the Bank Term Funding Program (the regional bank bailout) banks have been taking advantage of since November. Banks have been turning in underwater Treasurys for cash at 4.8% and stuffing that cash back into their reserves, earning 5.3%. if the Fed wasn’t expecting this and had to shut it down “immediately”, what else are they not expecting?
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Meanwhile, Texas is defying the Biden administration setting the stage for an imminent showdown, silver is flooding back in to SLV, and 4 major bank executives are warning of major monetary sewer problems sometime between March and May.
The plot thickens.
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Tech Revolution
Jan 26, 2024
Qatar Energy, headquartered in the vibrant country of Qatar, stands out prominently as one of the largest global exporters of liquefied natural gas (LNG). Notably, it holds the esteemed position of being the second-largest LNG exporter on a global scale. With its reach extending to significant markets in both Asia and Europe, Qatar has recently made a strategic decision that reverberates across international trade: diverting its LNG tankers away from the traditionally traversed Red Sea due to heightened security concerns.
In a remarkable and potentially game-changing move, at least four LNG tankers – namely Al Ghariya, Al Huwaila, Al Nuaman, and Al Rekayyat – have made a significant alteration in their course. This decision, as elucidated by Qatar’s Prime Minister, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, during the World Economic Forum in Davos, is a proactive response to the ongoing tensions and potential disruptions to LNG shipments arising from the situation in the Red Sea.
The genesis of this decision is rooted in the troubles plaguing the Red Sea, specifically the actions of the Houthi group from Yemen, with backing from Iran. Their audacious attacks on ships in the Red Sea have raised red flags on a global scale. The Red Sea, a vital shipping route handling approximately 12% of the world’s shipping, has become a geopolitical hotspot. Recent military strikes by the U.S. and UK in Yemen have added layers of complexity to an already intricate situation.
The Houthi group’s claims that their actions are in solidarity with the Palestinians in their conflict with Israel have intensified the geopolitical landscape in the region. Consequently, major shipping companies, including the industry giant Maersk, have re-routed their vessels to navigate through the Cape of Good Hope, bypassing the Red Sea altogether.
For Qatar, the temporary halt in sending LNG tankers through the Red Sea is not merely a logistical adjustment; it’s a strategic move aimed at ensuring the safety of shipments. This redirection may necessitate a longer route via the Cape of Good Hope, tacking on approximately nine days to the conventional 18-day journey to Europe. While concerns understandably arise about potential delays impacting Europe’s energy landscape, it’s worth noting that current natural gas stocks in the region appear to be stable, alleviating immediate panic among traders.
Zooming out to observe the broader horizon, potential delays in Qatar’s LNG exports could cast a shadow on Europe’s future supply of heating and power-station fuel. Qatar, a heavyweight in the global LNG market, has solidified its presence through significant long-term agreements, including those with Germany and the Netherlands. Nevertheless, the ongoing Red Sea crisis and the specter of supply chain disruptions loom large, potentially leading to increased shipping costs and, consequently, higher prices for gas and oil in Europe and other markets.
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The Red Sea crisis, with its roots in conflicts involving the Houthi group and broader geopolitical tensions, has compelled Qatar to prioritize safety over the expediency of traditional shipping routes. As the situation continues to unfold, diplomatic efforts are earnestly advocated to address the core issue – the situation in Gaza. Qatar, having played a significant role in diplomatic endeavors between Israel and Hamas, emphasizes the imperative of diplomatic interventions over military actions to prevent further escalation.
In a nutshell, the Red Sea crisis not only poses formidable challenges for Qatar Energy’s LNG shipments but also underscores the intricate interplay between geopolitics, energy markets, and international shipping routes. The resolution of conflicts in the region, particularly in Gaza, emerges as a pivotal factor in restoring stability to the Red Sea Passage and ensuring the unimpeded flow of essential goods and energy resources on the global stage.
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Kitco NEWS
Jan 26, 2024
Join Jeremy Szafron, Anchor at Kitco News, in an interview with Rick Rule, CEO Rule Investment Media, where he analyzes the commodities market, including gold, silver, uranium, and lithium. Gain insights into Rick’s views on the evolving dynamics of the mining industry, the significance of junior mining companies, and the broader implications of de-dollarization on global currencies. With a focus on practical investment strategies and a look into the oil and gas sector, this video offers valuable perspectives for investors at all levels.
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