FED REPOS SIGNAL END Of Fiat Federal Reserve Notes

By Wayne Jett © October 15, 2019      For weeks, financial observers have been agitated by astonishingly high sums of Federal Reserve Notes (“hundreds of billions of dollars”) moving from the Federal Reserve to borrowers under lending instruments known as repurchase agreements, or “repos.” On September 17, e.g., the Fed created and loaned $53 billion …[continue reading]

Bank of England and Fed Continue to Advance Digital Currency Agenda

Source: Steven Guinness   Over the past three years a popular narrative has sprung up in the independent media, which says that the UK’s decision to leave the EU and Donald Trump’s rise to U.S. President is somehow evidence of globalists (and by extension central banks) ‘losing control‘. From what I’ve observed this belief is …[continue reading]

A ‘growing club’ of ‘very powerful countries’ is steering away from using the dollar

By Eustance Huang The U.S. dollar has been the world’s major reserve currency for decades, but that status could come under threat as “very powerful countries” seek to undermine its importance, warned Anne Korin, from the Institute for the Analysis of Global Security. One of those reasons driving their shift away from the dollar is …[continue reading]

The antifungal properties of coconut oil extend even to opportunistic pathogens: study

Coconut is a popular health-promoting and versatile medicinal food that provides a variety of  benefits, including boosting heart health, reducing stress, and preventing brain diseases like Alzheimer’s. Now, recent research suggests that coconut, specifically coconut oil, has antifungal properties as well. A study published in the American Society of Microbiology’s journal mSphere found that coconut oil …[continue reading]

Mnuchin Open to Looser Rules Backed by Dimon to Ease Repo Stress

(Bloomberg) — U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is open to loosening financial crisis-era regulations that have stiffened liquidity rules for big banks to relieve possible cash crunches in short-term funding markets. Mnuchin said in an interview Tuesday that he had spoken to Jamie Dimon, chief executive of JPMorgan Chase & Co., and other banks about …[continue reading]

Civil servants plotting mobile phone ‘facial recognition’ to boost sign-ups for controversial MyGovId platform

SENIOR CIVIL SERVANTS have been discussing the possible introduction of facial recognition technology to boost the numbers signing up for the controversial MyGovId platform. MyGovId is an online service where you can submit a driving licence application, access your Revenue account or apply for a student grant, amongst other services. A Public Services Card is …[continue reading]