The petrodollar’s decline could weaken the dollar and US Treasuries—and fuel a gold bull market as the Fed turns to money printing.
The foundation beneath the dollar-based financial system is starting to crack.
Iran’s leverage over the Strait of Hormuz could expose the limits of US power and threaten the petrodollar system.
Washington can print endless dollars, but it cannot produce missiles, rebuild factories, or secure rare earths on demand.
The Iran war could accelerate the decline of the US dollar, intensify the scramble for strategic commodities, and help drive gold’s return as a primary monetary asset.
The Iran war is accelerating America’s debt spiral, weakening the petrodollar system, pressuring the Treasury market, and fueling the conditions for a deeper inflation crisis.
Page [tcb_pagination_current_page] of [tcb_pagination_total_pages]