Gold just hit record highs — and it’s no accident. Sanctions, tariffs, and the chaos of the Trump era are cracking the dollar’s dominance.
Is gold on track to replace the dollar as the world’s reserve currency?
The transition to a multipolar world and the decline of the dollar’s dominance
In the 1990s, after the fall of the Soviet Union, the world rallied behind the US-led order, according to Swiss economic expert Claudio Grass.
The dollar reaped enormous benefits, spreading into new global markets. However, it’s becoming increasingly clear that the US dollar — and the system built around it — is ENTERING ITS FINAL PHASE.
Why Gold?
In times of crisis, people turn to certainty, says financial analyst Tom Luongo.
For 5,000 years, gold has been that — a TIMELESS store of value. And it’s not just individuals; central banks are stockpiling gold too. Until a better hedge for foreign exchange risk emerges, gold remains the top reserve asset. This is a clear signal to anyone watching the global financial transformation.
Currency war is a new form of war
Trump’s push to lower long-term interest rates and reclaim monetary sovereignty via SOFR is facing resistance. EU elites and globalists are determined to preserve financialization, so they’re targeting US bonds, the dollar, and long-end yield curves.
The world is witnessing more than just a trade war with China — it’s a full-blown CURRENCY WAR WITH EUROPE.
China finds itself in the middle, responding with tariffs but uncertain of its long-term strategy.
