For the first time in decades, central banks hold more gold than U.S. Treasuries — and it is no accident. Nations are quietly selling American debt and buying gold as the U.S. races toward $40 trillion in obligations.
Meanwhile, the Bank for International Settlements is weighing Basel rules that would reclassify gold as a Tier 1 high-liquid asset, formally recognizing it as money once again. Three forces are converging simultaneously — and Porter calls it The New Bretton Woods.
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