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➡ Dr. Steve Turley talks about how for many years, countries trading oil in U.S. dollars would also purchase U.S. Treasury bonds to avoid losing money during currency exchange. This practice enabled the U.S. government to print more money, as they could distribute the dollars globally through these bonds or other means.

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For decades, nations buying and selling oil in U.S. dollars turned around and bought up U.S. Treasury bonds. They didn’t want to lose their dollars in the exchange process when it got turned back to their own currency. So the buying up of debt allowed our government to print up pretty much as much money as they wanted because they could in effect distribute the dollars out to the rest of the world. Again, in the form either of U.S. Treasuries or in the form of cash for them to continue to buy a boil. What happens when the world doesn’t need that cash anymore? What happens when they’ve largely stopped buying our bonds? Well, without the world using dollars and buying up our debt, that diffusing mechanism largely disappears.

And we’re seeing what happens in real time. With the printing up of more and more money, without being able to spread it out to the rest of the world, inevitably, inflation rates go up. [tr:trw].

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