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The “New Dilemma”: Mathematical Formalization of the Triffin Paradox 2.0

The original Triffin Dilemma (Bretton Woods I) pitted the issuance of international liquidity (USD) against the necessary convertibility into gold, creating a tension between domestic objectives (avoiding inflation) and international objectives (providing reserves). In the Bretton Woods 2.0 framework, the form of this dilemma is rewritten based on strict collateral rules imposed by the GENIUS…

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Inflation Shock Triggers Counterintuitive 1.5% Gold Plunge as Fed Hike Bets Soar

On Tuesday, May 12, 2026, gold prices dropped by 1.5% to $4,665 despite the US Bureau of Labor Statistics reporting the April Consumer Price Index (CPI) at 3.8% year-over-year, the highest since May 2023. This counterintuitive movement occurs because high inflation data first influences the Federal Reserve's expectations, which then drives market reactions, often moving…

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Inférence stagflationnaire tirée des déclarations de Fabio Panetta et du contexte macro-énergétique

Notre article développe le "Théorème de l'inférence stagflationnaire" en appliquant une analyse multi-méthodes aux données macroéconomiques et aux déclarations de la Banque Centrale Européenne (BCE), se concentrant sur l'état de l'économie de la zone euro en mars 2026. La stagflation est définie par une convergence simultanée d'inflation supérieure à la cible (πt ​> π∗…

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Debt, Deficits, and Dollar Debasement Fueling Gold’s Bull Market

In a podcast discussion, Mike Maharrey of Money Metals interviewed Brian Lundin, President and CEO of Jefferson Financial, regarding factors influencing the gold and silver markets. Lundin argued that long-term monetary trends, rather than short-term geopolitical events, fundamentally drive metal prices. While global conflicts like tensions involving Iran caused brief spikes in gold prices…

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The US Treasury announcement on 03/13/2026 temporarily lifts restrictions on Russian oil

The US Treasury issued a temporary waiver on restrictions for certain stranded Russian oil shipments, announced around March 12-13, 2026, to address global supply disruptions amid escalating tensions with Iran. This 30-day exemption allows countries to purchase and transport Russian crude and petroleum products that were loaded onto ships as of March 12, 2026, with…

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Systemic Revaluation of Tangible Assets: Why Gold and Gold Miners Dominate the Market (“The Great Rotation into Reality”)

The current outperformance of gold (XAU) and mining stocks over the rest of the market (especially technology) is not a temporary anomaly. It results from the "double commoditization" of AI and software, which is destroying the monetization model of intellectual capital. As intelligence becomes a cheap and widely available commodity, the physical resources needed to…

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Dynamique endogène de la dette souveraine et réponse optimale de l’allocation or. Analyse quantitative du seuil critique des $38.6 trillions

L'accumulation de $1 trillion de dette additionnelle sur l'exercice fiscal en cours, portant l'encours total à $38.647 trillions, constitue un choc de solvabilité souveraine structurel dont la transmission aux prix de l'or obéit à des mécanismes quantifiables et prédictibles. Cet article démontre que le ratio dette/PIB américain a franchi un seuil de non-linéarité critique au-delà…

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