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In this interview, Arno Wellens warns that the Eurozone is on the brink of a new credit crisis, driven by persistently low interest rates, oversized sovereign deficits—especially in France and Italy—and a looming demographic time‑bomb as pension systems strain under aging populations. He critiques the ECB’s reliance on quantitative easing and politically‑driven pension reforms, arguing that without decisive fiscal tightening the debt spiral will soon become unavoidable.

In this podcast episode, Alasdair MacLeod discusses the dramatic shifts in the silver market, highlighting China's cessation of silver price suppression and its new export licensing restrictions that could lead to soaring prices. He also examines the broader implications of rising global bond yields and the potential for a major financial upheaval in 2026, emphasizing the impact on equity markets and the demand for precious metals as potential hedges against economic instability.

In this engaging discussion, financial experts Francis Hunt, Henrik Zeberg, and Matthew Piepenburg delve into the current economic landscape, examining critical events over the past three months and their implications for 2026. They explore topics such as the deteriorating economy, the impact of bond markets, and the future of the US dollar, providing diverse perspectives on the potential for recession and investment strategies in precious metals.

In this compelling discussion, Marc Faber shares his insights on the fragility of the current monetary system and the potential for a significant collapse in our lifetime, emphasizing the importance of physical assets like precious metals for wealth preservation. He also highlights the geopolitical shifts influencing global economic stability and stresses the need for diversification in investments to safeguard against uncertainty.

In this episode of the Microscopic Podcast, Ronnie Stoeferle discusses the evolving gold market and its potential future, emphasizing that gold's performance historically paves the way for silver and mining stocks. He argues that we're still in the public participation phase of a bull market, predicting that if gold prices rise significantly, silver could become a highly valuable investment.

In this insightful discussion, Grant Williams explores the critical breakdown of trust in the current monetary system, arguing that gold is poised to be the ultimate stabilizing force as confidence in fiat currencies wanes. He delves into historical precedents and the shifting dynamics of central bank reserves, emphasizing that as trust erodes, gold will regain its role as a fundamental financial anchor.

In this thought-provoking podcast episode, Jim Rickards warns that stablecoins could pose a significant threat to the global monetary system due to their lack of regulation and potential for fraud, which could trigger a panic akin to a bank run. He emphasizes that despite common narratives about the end of the dollar or the rise of alternative currencies, the real danger may lie within the current mechanisms of stablecoins, leading to wider financial instability.

In this thought-provoking discussion, Matthew Piepenburg warns that the current financial system presents risks far greater than those experienced during the Great Financial Crisis of 2008. He highlights the explosive growth of the derivatives market and the troubling dynamics of the Federal Reserve, emphasizing that without significant reform, we are sailing towards another potential financial disaster.