A History of the Renminbi

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The Renminbi translates to “people’s currency” and is the currency issued by the Communist Party of China. The term Renminbi refers to the name of the currency in the broad sense, while yuan is the name of one unit of currency. The Renminbi was first issued towards the end of the Republic of China in […]

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Why Buy Silver?

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[Disclaimer: I own physical silver and silver stocks. This is not investment advice and is provided for information only. This considers the economic case for silver and is not a recommendation to buy. Do your own research and consult a financial advisor.] The key arguments in favour of buying silver are: Silver is historic money

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Why Buy Cryptocurrency?

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[Disclaimer: I own Bitcoin and several altcoins. This is not investment advice and is provided for information only. This considers the economic case for cryptocurrency and is not a recommendation to buy. Do your own research and consult a financial advisor.] The key arguments in favour of buying cryptocurrency are: Cryptocurrency is still in its

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Why Buy Gold?

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[Disclaimer: I own physical gold and gold stocks. This is not investment advice and is provided for information only. This considers the economic case for gold and is not a recommendation to buy. Do your own research and consult a financial advisor.] The key arguments in favour of buying gold are: Gold is not talked

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What Is The Moscow World Standard?

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The Moscow World Standard is a proposal by Russia to create a new precious metals pricing standard to rival the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) and the Commodity Exchange (COMEX). The argument is that the LBMA and COMEX are using leveraged shorts to suppress the price of gold. As a major exporter of gold, Russia

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What Is Fiat Currency Backed By?

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The short answer is that fiat currency is backed by the government that issues it. The government declares the fiat currency to be legal tender and mandates that its population pay their taxes in that currency. This requirement, alongside the recognition that the currency is given by the market as a means of exchange and

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