As we bid farewell to 2025, the final weekly RV report of the year offers a comprehensive review of the significant financial and geopolitical events that have shaped the global landscape. The report, hosted by a seasoned expert, delves into the intricate dynamics involving Iraq, the global monetary system, and the anticipated economic shifts poised to redefine 2026. With a tone of cautious optimism, the host reflects on the challenges of the past year and looks forward to a more promising future, extending gratitude to the loyal audience for their continued support.
A significant portion of the report focuses on Iraq’s strategic plans aimed at stabilizing its currency and budget. The country’s initiative to transition towards a gold-backed currency system is highlighted as a pivotal move, not only for Iraq but also within the context of a broader global trend. The shift away from the debt-based Federal Reserve dollar system towards asset-backed monetary models is underscored as a critical development that could have far-reaching implications for the global economy.
This move by Iraq is seen as part of a larger narrative where countries are seeking to diversify their monetary systems, reducing dependence on the traditional fiat currency model. The adoption of a gold-backed currency is perceived as a step towards economic stability and a hedge against the volatility associated with fiat currencies.
The report emphasizes the global trend of transitioning from debt-based monetary systems to asset-backed models. This shift is seen as a response to the inherent instability of debt-based systems, which are perceived to be unsustainable in the long term. The move towards asset-backed currencies, such as gold-backed systems, is anticipated to bring about a significant reset in the global monetary order.
Recent political developments in the U.S., particularly President Trump’s initiatives, are highlighted as signaling a major economic reset and the implementation of stimulus measures. These developments are expected to have a profound impact on the global economy, potentially leading to a significant revaluation of assets.
The report places a special emphasis on gold and silver prices as key indicators of the ongoing transition in the global monetary system. With expectations of significant revaluations in the near future, investors are advised to keep a close eye on these precious metals. The anticipation is that as the global economy moves towards asset-backed currencies, the value of gold and silver will surge, reflecting their role as safe-haven assets and the backbone of the new monetary order.
As the report concludes, the host expresses gratitude to the audience for their support and encourages them to take a well-deserved break before the anticipated surge of financial activity in early 2026. The final message is one of optimism, with the expectation that the coming year will bring about brighter days for the global economy.
For those seeking further insights and information, the full video from Jon Dowling is available for viewing. As we step into 2026, it is clear that the global economy is on the cusp of significant changes. Staying informed and being prepared will be key to navigating the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
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