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*Vladimir Putin didn’t just invade the Ukraine on 24/02/2022, he officially ended the petrodollar system.*    How? Remem...
08/03/2022

*Vladimir Putin didn’t just invade the Ukraine on 24/02/2022, he officially ended the petrodollar system.* How? Remember, Russians don’t do anything without a plan. They & China have been prepping for this moment for years & are now ready:

Russia has stated NATO expansion
into Ukraine was a red line.

-They knew their invasion of Ukraine would be inevitable and would have strategized that the US/West’s response would be SWIFT $ system exclusions/sanctions.

-Reasonable to expect that Russia’s next step would have been to shut off oil/gas pipelines to Europe, as Russia has built up huge Yuan, gold & commodity reserves.

-This will cause massive price and supply disruptions (war level) to the western markets & monetary system.

- For years Russia & China have looked for ways to re-monetize gold & exit abuses of SWIFT system as a geo-political tool against them, but how to do it, how to exit, without West declaring it an act of aggression or war against West?

- This Ukraine invasion just accomplished that end for them.
And the West is doing it themselves.

-Now, freed to declare themselves SWIFT system outcasts by the western govt hands, Russia can now say “we will turn oil pipelines back on, but not for dollars.”

- Russia then declares that Europe or anyone that wants Russian oil (as 3rd largest global producer) or Russian/Ukrainian wheat (1/4 of worlds production) must pay in gold, or use the ruble-yuan gold backed payment system.

- Their leverage as an oil producer (who cuts off supply) will cause almost immediate price shocks to the western world. A good part of the population could immediately be unable to heat their homes.

- Almost equal to the oil shock they’d cause is their ability to cause food shortages and price spikes through the disruption of wheat production.

-Unmentioned in all this is China. Who has been silent & not condemned Russia.That means silent approval & cooperation.

- China will act to soak up Russian production of oil and wheat to soften the blow to their “strategic partner”.

- This will again be through the Yuan-Ruble facility and at some point overtly-stated gold backing of that system by Russia and China.

- The West will of course declare those last two bullets as acts of global aggression and direct threats to the “world monetary system”.

- At this point that there will be a clear fracture of the world’s monetary system into 2 competing East/West structures, circling back to the initial point that the 50 year global petrodollar system has just officially been ended by Putin.

If the above analysis is indeed correct, then the threat to the petro-$ is no different to the time of Charles De Gaulle or Gaddafi, but on a far larger scale. They can't remove Putin as easy as they did with previous leaders who challenged their fraudulent petrodollar monetary system. *Interesting analysis on removing Russia from SWIFT system:*

What are the consequences of US & EU kicking Russia off SWIFT System?

Will it hurt Russian Economy? Economists like Raghuram Rajan want you to believe this.

But, Removing Russia from SWIFT could be exactly what Russia, China and Bharat desire.

Why? Read on.

SPFS (‘System for Transfer of Financial Messages') is a Russian equivalent of the SWIFT financial transfer system, developed by the Central Bank of Russia. The system has been in development since 2014, after US Govt threatened to disconnect Russia from the SWIFT system.

There are plans to integrate the SPFS network with the China-based CIPS (Cross-Border Inter-Bank Payments System).

If either of those then interconnect to Bharat's SFMS …..

Can you imagine the effect?

If Russia is removed from SWIFT, the blow to the US economy, and especially that of EU would be enormous. The vast majority of SWIFT transactions are settled in US dollars, which helps solidify the US currency status as the global reserve currency.

This gives the US tremendous influence over the world economy, therein lies the real power.

If Russia + China + Bharat come up with an alternate system to compete against SWIFT that will be a competing currency transactional system and it’ll further weaken the US dollar.

Not to mention Russia is the second largest exporter of energy and China is the largest manufacture exporter with Bharat fast catching up.

They could start their own economy & adopt existing partners such as African countries (largest precious mineral producer) and Saudi Arabia (third largest energy producer) putting Europe and United States economy on back foot extensively.

By Removing Russia (one of the biggest oil producers) from Swift, USD will be DESTROYED as global currency as oil,most traded commodity in world, is paid in USD.

If "forced to leave SWIFT", Russia will expand SPFS internationally, and nations that intend to keep importing Russian oil & natural gas will have to join Russia’s new banking transaction system

And you know that Russian Gas is cheapest which no-one can afford Not to have.

If Russia breaks from SWIFT, watch for China & Bharat to announce same. We are actually watching the destruction of the USD taking place be4 our eyes.

Other countries will be more than happy to assist with this New System which gives them a chance to improve their currency.

Start looking for words “Eurasian Union” to appear in articles very soon. We are getting closer to the new digital economic system and global digital currency soon. What is horrific is that developed countries [US etc] will drop from having 80% of World's income to 35%.

Ordinary Americans calling for Russia to be ejected from SWIFT, do not realize that US uses the dollar to borrow at discounted rates, that debt is $30Trillion as of today, so if the dollars’ influence is reduced, US transactions would be much more expensive.

US economy will be on verge of destruction while paying interest elements only.

While costs for businesses would pass on to US consumers, Americans would have to then pay more for everything. Are they ready for that? Are US politicians & companies ready for that as well?

Do you still think that President Putin acted in haste with Ukraine Offensive?

Everything is calculative & pre-planned.

And....If you still think that PM Modi discusses with Putin about ONLY safety of Bharat's citizens in Ukraine....

Then may God bless your Innocence.🙏🙏

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10/05/2016

Chinese debt-to-GDP ratio has soared from 150% to nearly 260% over a decade, the kind of surge that is usually followed by a financial bust or an abrupt slowdown.
China is the world’s second-biggest economy; its banking sector is the biggest, with assets equivalent to 40% of global GDP.

15/04/2015

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27/03/2015
13/03/2015

• Continuously improving U.S. labor market: The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits declined more than forecast last week, returning to a level that’s consistent with an improving labor market. Initial jobless claims dropped 36,000 to a three-week low of 289,000 in the period ended March 7 from a revised 325,000 in the prior week, a Labor Department report showed Thursday in Washington. The median forecast of economists surveyed by Bloomberg called for 305,000 new applications. (Source: Bloomberg)
• The other ‘softer’ U.S. data: U.S. retail sales unexpectedly fell in February as harsh weather kept consumers from auto showrooms and shopping malls, tempering the outlook for first-quarter growth and a June interest rate increase by the Federal Reserve. Sales fell 0.8 percent in January. February was the first time since 2012 that retail sales had dropped for three consecutive months. Economists had forecast retail sales increasing 0.3 percent last month. The Fed had been widely expected to remove a reference to being "patient" in deciding when to raise rates at next week's two-day meeting, putting a June rate increase in play. (Source: Reuters)
• Economic data from other parts: Loans at Chinese banks grew by 1.02 trillion yuan in February, handily outpacing the 755 billion yuan growth that had been anticipated. Economists warn that the number tends to be volatile this time of year because of the Lunar New Year. Australia's economy added 15,600 jobs in February, topping the analyst estimate of an addition of 15,300 jobs. The unemployment rate fell to 6.3% from 6.4%. Analysts believe the Reserve Bank of Australia will still need to announce further rate cuts to get the economy back on track. Industrial production in the eurozone slipped 0.1% month-over-month, falling short of the 0.3% MoM gain that was anticipated. (Source: Business Insider)
• Halt in the USD rally: The U.S. currency retraced its gains after earlier hitting a 12-year high versus the euro, pressured by a third-straight decline in monthly U.S. retail sales. However, the data was not weak enough to alter a recent shift in views that the Federal Reserve is getting closer to raising rates. The dollar index .DXY, which measures the greenback against a basket of major currencies, fell 0.5 percent to 99.27 after touching 100 for the first time since April 2003. The dollar has strengthened on the diverging policies of the Fed against other major central banks. In addition to the ECB, other central banks becoming more accommodative include those of Japan and South Korea, which surprised with an interest rate cut hot on the heels of one from Thailand. A cut in Serbia's repo rate took the number of central banks around the world that have cut rates this year to 24. (Source: Reuters)
• Crude oil: West Texas Intermediate crude oil fell to a six-week low, dropping as much as 2% to around $47.07 a barrel. On Wednesday, the Energy Information Administration said US crude inventories increased again last week, keeping stockpiles at the highest level for this time of year in at least 80 years.
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12/03/2015

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International Economic Snippets •	The plunging ‘EUR’:            The shared currency has weakened 12.8 percent this year...
12/03/2015

International Economic Snippets
• The plunging ‘EUR’: The shared currency has weakened 12.8 percent this year, with almost three weeks before the quarter ends, eclipsing the 10.6 percent decline during the credit crunch in the third quarter of 2008. It slid to an almost 12-year low Wednesday as ECB President Mario Draghi reiterated the central bank’s commitment to spur inflation. Australia’s dollar languished near the lowest since 2009 before monthly employment figures. (Source: Bloomberg)
• Crude Oil stockpiles: The Energy Information Administration reported that US oil inventories increased yet again last week, by 4.5 million to 448.9 million barrels, the highest for this time of the year in at least 80 years. Near the stock market close, West Texas Intermediate Crude oil was little changed around $48.28 a barrel.
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The stock market has gone up this far, this fast only twice since 1900
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This month, the bull market celebrates its sixth anniversary with the S&P 500 up over 200% during that period.Just how extraordinary is that run?Societe

China’s slowdown woes…Figures for industrial production, retail sales and investment in fixed assets in the first two mo...
12/03/2015

China’s slowdown woes…
Figures for industrial production, retail sales and investment in fixed assets in the first two months of the year all fell well short of market expectations, prompting fresh speculation that Beijing will have to resort to more stimulus measures to meet what is already its most modest growth target in over 20 years. According to the National Bureau of Statistics, industrial output in January and February was up only 6.8% from a year earlier, the slowest since the trough of the 2009 downturn, and clearly below the 7.8% rate forecast by economists. At the same time, the rate of growth in investment in fixed assets fell to 13.9% from 15.7% in December. But the figures showed that consumption, too, is slowing appreciably–albeit to rates that developed economies would consider alarmingly high. Retail sales grew 10.7% on the year, down from a rate of 11.9% in December.
For the moment, the services sector is still creating more than enough jobs to offset labor-shedding in a manufacturing sector that is bearing the brunt of the slowdown. However, the newspaper China News Tuesday quoted China’s Minister of Human Resources and Social Security Yin Weimin as saying that the government’s employment goals will be “difficult to achieve” if the slowdown continues. Read: http://goo.gl/YqZ4ky (Source: Fortune)

Markets look for more action from Beijing as output, prices fall to 2009 lows.

11/03/2015

There was wee bit of a recovery in last hour of trade yesterday suggesting a meaningful bounce is on cards. The PCR at 8700 is around 3 which means thrice as much Open Interest in the 8700 Put as against the 8700 Call. This would help a quick bounce and brief support around the said level, led by recovery in pvt banking space and oil major Ongc.

A few non index names like Sks micro, Sintex, Crompgreav, Voltas, Ifbind Rec and Ashokley appear poised for strong upmoves.

Overall we continue stance of Sell on Rallies on the Nifty (at 8850) and Banknifty (at 19750). Pare exposure in Banking and shift from four wheelers to two wheelers, from cyclicals to Defensives as has been propagated right from the beginning of Mar Series.

10/03/2015

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