Source: mpr21.info

La Reserve Bank of India a présenté une proposition au gouvernement de New Delhi pour relier les monnaies numériques des banques centrales des pays du BRICS, facilitant ainsi les transactions commerciales et touristiques entre ces économies émergentes. Cette initiative, qui pourrait figurer à l'ordre du jour du sommet des BRICS de cette année, qui se tiendra en Inde, représente une étape supplémentaire dans la quête du bloc pour une autonomie financière par rapport au système monétaire international dominé par le dollar.

SchiffGold.com 

January 19, 2026

On Monday's episode of the Peter Schiff Show, Peter reacts to a dramatic day in the markets where gold and especially silver steal the headlines, then connects those moves to political and monetary developments that he says make the dollar vulnerable. He ties a sudden surge in precious metals to a new scandal around Fed Chair Jerome Powell, the Fed's warped spend

par Alfredo Jalife-Rahme

C'est la place des banquiers dans les sociétés occidentales qui se joue autour de la crise de la Réserve fédérale. Comme Andrew Jackson, Donald Trump est opposé à l'indépendance de la banque centrale états-unienne. C'est pourquoi, les gouverneurs des principales banques centrales occidentales sont venues à la rescousse de leur collègue de la Fed, Jérôme Powell.

By George F. Smith 

January 17, 2026

In his 1982 article, "Monetary Policy," Nobel laureate Milton Friedman, no friend of gold, said that

It takes care of itself. Consider that thought for a moment, then ask yourself why we've had politically-appointed bureaucrats running the money and banking system since 1914. With a commodity money exclusively under control of a free market, coupled with enforcement of property rights, a new and far better world would emerge.

By Jeff Thomas
International Man

January 14, 2026

Recently, a reader of International Man responded to an IM article regarding the danger of trusting banks (or anyone, for that matter) to hold gold in their names. He said, "How would a bank sell gold to a client and the client not take delivery ? This seems strange to me."

For those of us who have held gold for decades and have therefore had the advantage of watching the gold market develop with a seemingly endless number of permutations of ownership, the answer might seem obvious.