This is the worse news for the US Economy I have posted on this site in 6 months. The trickle down effect will cause other countries to follow suit and thus the US Dollar will collapse and become worthless in a matter of weeks. There is no amount of military power or political talk that can stop this snow ball from getting bigger. If you are smart enough to be reading this than you need to listen closely to my words. The dollar will collapse very very soon. You need to start buying all survival supplies you can buy right now, not tomorrow but right now. When the dollar collapses it will collapse the whole United States. I warned you about this in many posts and now it has begun.
According to a new and yet unconfirmed report, India bought oil from Iran using gold. India certainly has the gold resources to fund the oil, while Iran is under pressure by the West, due the continuation of its nuclear program. There were reports that officials have been floating this idea for some time, and now, as the EU finally decided upon an oil embargo on Iran, more details became available, yet still pend confirmation. Oil is priced in US dollars, and bypassing the greenback posed challenges for both parties. Two banks are reportedly involved in this deal: India’s state owned UCO Bank and Turkey’s state owned Halkbank.
The step joins Russia and Iran’s announcement to begin trading in their own domestic currencies rather than use the US dollar – a reserve currency. These details about the gold for oil deal come on the day that EU officials announce an oil embargo on Iran starting on July 1st. Tensions between Iran and the West are mounting and oil is already on the up. The time it took the EU to reach the decision, and the late implementation date make it very easy for Iran to enlarge exports to oil hungry and fast growing Asian countries. The use of gold for buying the No. 1 commodity, will likely have positive implications for the precious metal, if this report is confirmed and especially if the use of gold widens to China – the world’s No. 2 economy.
