US has just done something with its currency - the world doesnt know its just been whacked with a baseball bat

$DXY vs $UUP
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Opposing currencies 1 at a time
Remember currency pairs are ratios

If USD gets stronger the opposing currency like cny gets weaker.

Here is chinese yuan

That sudden move in UUP?
Thats gun leave a mark on the chinese economy

To fix this, and return to ratio, china has to print Image
Here is the Nigeria currency.

An oil producers.
They have a lot of USD denominated debt.
finance.yahoo.com/news/nigeria-d…
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Malaysia
They has over 62B in non-myr debt (probably USD debt) - they cant print USD.

With USD revaluating like this?
It means that debt they owe just got a lot more expensive

focus-economics.com/country-indica…
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Some countries peg their currency to the dollar - like UAE (united arab emerates)

They are struggling to maintain that peg. Image
Argentina was in trouble long before this currency reset, but the currency reset made it worse.
@BowTiedMara - i know this isnt the only reason they devalued, but with foreign denom debt they *HAD* to do it. Image
Turkey - also in trouble long before this currency reset
also a lot of foreign debt Image
Chile -
This up on this chart means the foreign CB is printing money to devalue their currency Image
India Image
But not all are printing.

Mexico is #1 trade nation with USA.
They are on opposite spectrum - they've bought a LOT of USD treasury bonds.

They are doing this b/c if they dont US will coup them. And the US has been talking about mxn coup for a while.
americasquarterly.org/article/the-pe…
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Canada, eh?

Canada is a major oil producer for US.

US needs canadian currency weaker.

Remember a weaker currency is inflation.... Image
Hong Kong had a peg to USD (1,2) - it broke with what US did.

And now they print to move with USD. Image
jPanesa

Notice how everything so tight to the dollar right up until 2023....then chaos. Image
USDEUR

Europe is part of the big club.

So they are cool to US govt - they do what they are told. Image
USDSGD

Singapore is cool - they also buy us bonds and do what they are told. Image
The russians are not cool.

They wont buy US bonds. But they have gold and they have oil. Image
Bitcoin - is not cool cause it bucks the CB game

it doenst buy US treasuries
it also doesnt print
And its universal on globe while all other CB's are printing. Image
yemen

you may remember them from the news because US is bombing the crap out of them right now. Image
Syria - its more expensive for them to make weapons if they need to import stuff to make missiles and stuff. Image
Lebanon - Image
Israel - US will do swaps to protect their currency because Israel owns US Image
USDKRW - korea buys US bonds like good boys and girls. Image
Iraq - everyone loves that sweet sweet crude...

Their currency is quite strong on world stage.
Its the oil. Image
Now - think about this-u are in Nigeria...ur gov warned (or you had inside information) that the country is going to massively weaken its currency.

Your options are:
a) buy US stonk
b) buy bitcoin
c) buy gold
d) buy local realestate

If you guessed buy US stonk-bingo
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Now with all this in context, its important to again review whats going on...

USD is the worlds reserve currency.

Now consider the implications of what the US has done.

Gold is a special case....
2 charts - the first with gold inverted.... (higher price gold in green goes down) Image
and uninverted
see how that works? Image
notice the swap.... Image
Gold *IS* a hedge against US currency games. Russia loaded up on gold.

Gold didnt protect their currency.

People who owned gold were protected - if they could get it out of the country (they cant)
For any currency - if you want to play ball in a EU$ system, you must buy US debt.

Think of US bonds as gold.

When your country buys US debt, the gold (bond) pile in your country gets bigger, US smaller and you have a stronger position in the global financial system.
But - they dont need to just buy US treasuries - its any US asset - Stonk, US realestate, Bonds...just has to be in sizable amounts.

And you effectively peg your currency to the dollar.

The move US made with its currency is massive - and it tricked the entire world.
Now *EVERYONE* that tried to buck the USD system is now *WAY* behind on the USD rent.

To match what USD has done - they buy a mountain of US assets, or, they print like crazy and devalue their local currency.

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What the hell is an adr?
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