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Russia has moved nearly 100 TONNES of gold through Hong Kong in just seven months, a record that dodges Western sanctions entirely.
That's almost TRIPLE the same period last year.
Since London closed its doors after the Ukraine invasion, Russia has redirected its gold east, where Hong Kong and China impose no restrictions.
The US even sanctioned Hong Kong firms in 2024 to stop it, but the flow only accelerated.
Hong Kong entities have now bought $35 BILLION in Russian bullion since 2022, most of it flowing into China, per the FT.
Warsh: “We’re hiking”
Trump: “Wait!”
Alerts his $100K subscription club to Buy
Trump: “Say you’re holding”
Warsh: “We’re holding”
Market: 📈
Trump: “Hike it anyway”
Alerts his subs to cash out and short right before news
Warsh: “It’s a hike”
Market: 📉
Trump: 💰
Trump’s hedge fund subs: 💰
Retail: 💀
The Fed is independent part of $100K subscription service 😬
The Fed is now expected to hike interest rates at their September 16th meeting after the August jobs report nearly tripled expectations.
Market expectations for a September rate hike are surging, now up to a 53% chance.
The US economy adds +162,000 jobs in August, well above expectations of +55,000.
The unemployment rate was 4.1%, in-line with expectations of 4.1%.
July's job number was also revised up by +43,000 jobs and is now positive for the month.
The US job market nearly TRIPLED expectations.
Even as rate hike expectations and Treasury yields rise, commodities continue push higher across the board.
U.S. Treasury is forecasted to buy back $12.5 Billion of their own debt tomorrow
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President Trump is having private discussions with senior aides about potentially declaring the Iran War over, per WSJ.
Aides are reportedly advising President Trump that an escalation of the war beyond recent strikes could cost Republicans the midterm elections.
