The Allure of #Gold: A growing global trend as paper currencies FLOAT to zero. How can you not notice? Zimbabwe plans to fully replace the dollar with its gold-backed currency and make it the sole legal tender as early as 2026. The country has also indicated that it intends to leverage the currency for international acceptance and use. Let's watch what happens. The country obviously does not have the best track-record with regards to corruption. However, gold has served as a excellent anchor throughout history. Could this be the start of an avalanche? Zimbabwe also wants to join BRICS. Africa is becoming increasingly proactive in leveraging gold to strengthen its reserves, and other nations are slowly starting to hint at backing its currency with gold. Gold Telegraph
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✨🌟Golden Opportunity: A Growing Global Trend as Paper Currencies Float to Zero.📉💸 How can you not notice? 🌍 Zimbabwe plans to fully replace the dollar with its gold-backed currency, making it the sole legal tender as early as 2026. 💰🇿🇼 The country aims to leverage this for international acceptance and use. 🌐 Let's watch what happens. The track record isn't stellar, but gold has been a reliable anchor throughout history. ⛓️🏛️ Could this be the start of an avalanche? 🏔️ Zimbabwe also wants to join BRICS. 🌟 Africa is becoming increasingly proactive in leveraging gold to strengthen its reserves. Other nations are starting to hint at backing their currency with gold. 🔄💛 #GoldStandard #Zimbabwe #BRICS #GlobalEconomy #GoldBackedCurrency #AfricaRising #FinancialTrends #GoldRush #CurrencyRevolution #NewEra 💹✨🌍 🔔⚖️💡💰
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✨🌟Golden Opportunity: A Growing Global Trend as Paper Currencies Float to Zero.📉💸 How can you not notice? 🌍 Zimbabwe plans to fully replace the dollar with its gold-backed currency, making it the sole legal tender as early as 2026. 💰🇿🇼 The country aims to leverage this for international acceptance and use. 🌐 Let's watch what happens. The track record isn't stellar, but gold has been a reliable anchor throughout history. ⛓️🏛️ Could this be the start of an avalanche? 🏔️ Zimbabwe also wants to join BRICS. 🌟 Africa is becoming increasingly proactive in leveraging gold to strengthen its reserves. Other nations are starting to hint at backing their currency with gold. 🔄💛 #GoldStandard #Zimbabwe #BRICS #GlobalEconomy #GoldBackedCurrency #AfricaRising #FinancialTrends #GoldRush #CurrencyRevolution #NewEra 💹✨🌍 🔔⚖️💡💰
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Over 33 currencies in Africa and none of it is being used for global transactions except the dollar. It brings me to think of what we can do to correct the current system and situation of African currencies. How did the dollar become and ended up being so powerful? Can any African currency grow to become that powerful? What are we doing wrong with our currencies in Africa? Which African currency can compete with the dollar in terms of strength? Is it possible to have one currency that could be used on the African soil as a medium of transaction alongside other currencies? I welcome opinions from all around the world as we deliberate on making Africa a better place! 🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈 #LinkedIndiscussion #Myafrica #Africa #globalimpact #green #LinkedInopportunity #commerce #agriculture
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ICYMI: Review of Zimbabwe's New Currency: Zim Gold (ZIG) - Interview discussion on the new Zimbabwean currency called Zim Gold (ZIG) which was launched on 6 April 2024. The discussion looks at how the currency will work since it is backed by gold, precious minerals, and a basket of foreign currencies. The discussion focuses on the challenges to previous currencies launched by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, how the ZIG is different compared to the previous currencies including the Zim Bond Notes, and whether the ZIG will be successful. Listen to the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/dBAUYKMz. #AU #SADC #Zimbabwe #EconomicOutlook #InternationalAffairs
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Absolutely. African economies would benefit tremendously from ditching fiat currencies. The evidence clearly shows that the era of central bank-managed fiat currency systems has been particularly chaotic and impoverishing in Africa. Like previous attempts at launching a “gold-back” currency in Zimbabwe, the current attempt, the ZiG, is likely to face the same fate. Government currency initiatives are likely to continue to fail in Africa for various reasons. To establish a stable and trustworthy African currency, policymakers should adopt the nilar instead. A market-based gold currency system like the nilar can succeed in gaining trust and provide African economies with a much-needed stable and reliable currency. By implementing the nilar, policymakers can solve long-standing monetary and economic issues effectively. The nilar provides a solution to instill market confidence and stability, which is essential for fostering genuine economic development and prosperity across the continent. —— PS: Our latest paper brings monetary clarity and provides crucial new insights into the nature and vital functions of money in enabling modern societies to thrive. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/db7XiQX8 #Africa #Africonomics #Economics #money #monetarypolicy #centralbanks #AfricanEconomies #EconomicInsights
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Zimbabwe Introduces New Gold Backed Currency! Its a smart but a risky move. Currently valued at 1 USD = 13.56 Zig, its stability will mostly depend on the Gold Reserves the country has and the value of Gold. Let’s see how that works out! #Zimbabwe. #GoldbackedCurrency #EconomicRecovery
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Going back to the gold standard is the most audacious move that any country can make today. At this point, Zimbabwe might probably have one of the stongest currencies in Africa and probably the entire world.
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Zimbabwe has a new currency backed by Gold. This is a clear wake up call for the rest of Africa. I have been calling on African Countries to have their local currencies backed by gold on a strategic move towards an African single currency which is hard to achieve. We need to get our African Monetary Institutions such as the African Central Bank, African Investment Bank and the African Monetary Fund operational to govern our own intra- African Monetary Policies. As a move towards achieving this is for African countries to get their currencies backed by physical gold which we have in plenty but we are still begging for foreign aid from countries who take our gold. We are also controlled because of the dependency syndrome that is chronic. However, with African countries slowly waking up and moving away from holding on to the US Dollar as a reserve currency and moving to storing gold and with the petro-dollar losing meaning is a sign that economic foreign influence might soon be a thing of the past. In Janury 2023 the Finance Minister Mohammed al-Jadaan announced that Saudi Arabia is open to using currencies other than the U.S. dollar in oil contracts. This was a great move to #DeDollarization of oil transactions. Some journalists thought Saudi-Arabia was "Flirting" https://lnkd.in/eTgHhEUG. but with it's joining the #BRICS, https://lnkd.in/e-fAUv89 we know that the future of the US Dollar is limited. My fellow learned economics wil argue that the Dollar is here to stay and I can agree but to a certain extent. All African countries need have their currencies backed by gold. We all know what economic turmoil Zimbabwe has gone through but with the ZIG backed by physical gold no sanctions will hold. African countries will be economically independent when they can control their monetary policies and financial systems. Salut to our Newly Elected Senegalese President who promised while in opposition that Senegal will have its own currency backed by gold away from CFA if elected, we pray that he keeps his promise and is not pushed to drop the dream. #wakeupafrica #theafricawewant #theafricandream #agenda2063
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"Zimbabwe has officially launched a new gold-backed currency." - Zimbabwe! 🇿🇼 has just launched a new gold-backed currency called the ZiG (Zimbabwe Gold) to combat inflation and stabilize its economy. - The ZiG will replace the struggling Zimbabwean dollar and will be backed by a basket of reserves, including foreign currency and precious metals like gold. - This move is aimed at bringing simplicity, certainty, and predictability to Zimbabwe's financial landscape. 💹 - Starting today, banks will convert existing Zimbabwe dollar balances into the new ZiG currency, which will be available in seven denominations ranging from 1 to 200 ZiG. 🏦 -This new gold-backed currency marks an important step for Zimbabwe in tackling its economic challenges and setting a foundation for a more stable financial future
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Addressing one problem while inadvertently spawning others: the plight of a faltering Banana Republic. Despite the challenges, many Zimbabweans have chosen to escape the grip of corruption, seeking refuge in countries like South Africa, New Zealand, Australia, the UK, and Canada. With Zimbabwe falling behind by a century, even smaller nations like Benin lagging by 50 years. Now under Chinese ownership, Zimbabwe has become fertile ground for numerous Chinese enterprises and their citizens little slaves . Zimbabwe's new currency, Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG), introduced on April 5, 2024, has appreciated by over 2% against the United States dollar on the official market. However, the lack of an effective forex platform for businesses using the new currency has led to the growth of a thriving black market. This issue is a concern for many, including President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who delivered his State of the Nation address on April 3, 2024, in Harare. The absence of a reliable forex platform for ZiG users is a significant challenge that must be addressed to ensure a stable economy. #Zimbabwe #ZiGcurrency #ForexPlatform #EconomyConcerns
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