ACTIONS news, forecasts, expectations 2022 - page 116

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Yuriy Zaytsev #:

There is talk thatthe Bretton Woods system is no longer relevant.

The world could change dramatically.

If you imagine abolishing it, there could be a redistribution of the world and financial institutions.

And then those who have resources will stand higher in the world than those who have green paper.

So this system has long been irrelevant. Now there is a modification called the Jamaican system. In Bretton Woods the dollar was backed by gold, since 1976 it is not backed by anything.

 
By the way, the crisis started in 2008 and is still going on. And the need to revise the Bretton Woods - Jamaica system and adopt plans to overcome the international crisis was even discussed at several G20 summits in 2008-2009.
 
No need to approach politics from this side here. Interested? Yes. But there are resource rules.
 
There will be no further warnings. Immediately to ban.
 

On the specifics of the exercise of stock and index options and futures

https://www.moex.com/n45304

 
It is to be understood that on Monday, the stock/term section will open.
 

Please don't play scouts. Don't make the moderators correct your "very secretive" posts.

This is child's play...
 
Gold has been on a three day spiralling pullback,
is suffering losses in anticipation of the Fed's rate hike.
 
"An economic aircraft enters the runway at very high speed and faces strong pandemic side winds and low visibility amid geopolitical uncertainty"
 

Brent oil (as well as US WTI) has dropped more than 30% since it peaked above $130 a barrel on 8 March. Given that gold's rally to $2,000 was not least due to a geopolitical risk premium, many are already assessing the possible magnitude of the metal's fall ahead of tomorrow's Fed rate decision.

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