A wave of African central banks is set to cut interest rates at their final meetings of the year as inflation cools — a shift that could revive growth across the continent https://t.co/NaD8bPtd0j ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)Now imagine that like governments, in partnership with central banks, this hypothetical person can (a) force other people to lend them more money, and (b) print more money to pay back what they owe. They can also help their friends who are also in debt but don't personally have these powers.They'll pay you back, but it won't be all that it seems. ...

Monetary Policy & Government Influence - Hypothetical entity, like governments in partnership with central banks, can force others to lend them money [1] - This entity can print more money to repay debts [1] - They can assist indebted friends without similar powers [1] - Repayment may not be as it seems [1]

RT Marty Bent (@MartyBent)Central banks are testing bitcoin accumulation strategies.Notable. ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)The central banks will as a result be left with inferior bags. (Though not nearly as inferior as government debt). Once they need to actually start moving the gold around they will discover the inferiority. And gold's relatively greater dilution will also be irksome in an industry where even a single basis point is usually important. ...

Economic Commentary - Central banks are poisoning every industry [1] - Central banks kill the incentive to work [1] Housing Market - Explains why you can't buy a home [1]

💥WHY YOU CAN'T BUY A HOMEYouTube: https://t.co/dBUxGJfWJRAllen Farrington @allenf32 tells me how central banks poison every industry, and kill the incentive to work. https://t.co/e7ii4Kz15a ...

Central banks and other big investors diversifying away from the dollar may boost demand for a non-Western gold-trading hub. Dig a little deeper, however, and it is clear that not all glitters https://t.co/mYt1LWEJww ...

Market Analysis - Barclays suggested gold might be in a bubble [1] - The speaker initially doubted the dollar's reserve status would be challenged by the Euro or Chinese Yuan [2] - Central banks are potentially selling dollars and buying gold [3] - If foreign central banks continue reducing Treasury holdings and increasing gold reserves, gold's rise could persist [3]

Market Drivers - Central banks, worrywarts (risk-averse investors), and shoppers are driving gold's rally [1] Industry Dynamics - The gold market is influenced by central bank policies, investor sentiment, and consumer demand [1]