The End of The Petro-Dollar… Most Aren’t Ready.
The end of the petrodollar system undermines US dollar dominance, leading to dollar weakness and higher inflation.
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The end of the petrodollar system undermines US dollar dominance, leading to dollar weakness and higher inflation.
An Iran conflict will drive oil prices higher, fueling inflation and shocking the US economy.
Record U.S. valuations and extreme global concentration mirror 2001, implying U.S. stocks underperform/decline into a lost-decade-style shift in 2026.
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The currency collapses simultaneously with other asset classes in 2026.
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A $37 trillion currency reset has begun with global confidence in the dollar/U.S. debt weakening.
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