The United States’ military campaign against Iran, launched on February 28 in concert with Israel, is not merely a conflict over nuclear proliferation or regional dominance. It is, at its core, a war with deep economic underpinnings—rooted in Washington’s determination to protect the petrodollar system that has sustained American financial supremacy for half a century.


Hormuz Flashpoint Could Accelerate Global De-Dollarisation

Is the global economy slowly moving away from the dominance of the United States Dollar? The ongoing tensions involving Iran, the United States, and other geopolitical shifts are accelerating discussions around de-dollarisation in global energy trade.

Countries are increasingly settling oil transactions in alternative currencies such as the Chinese Yuan, Russian Ruble, and Indian Rupee. This shift could reshape how global commodities are priced and traded.

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Is gold a safe bet after the recent rally?

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