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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Is Russia currently on the gold standard? Despite a lot of speculation to the contrary, the answer is no. In early 2022, in an attempt to defend the value of the rouble, the Russian Central Bank said that it would buy gold at 5000 roubles per gram. However all this meant was that the bank
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In 1992, hyperinflation in Russia peaked at 2,318%. When the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, the successor state of Russia was in an economic shambles. In 1985 the Soviet Union had been a global superpower, second only to the United States. Since 1917 she had embarked on a unique path, with a command economy based
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