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Will Indebted Nations Globally Follow Venezuela Into Hyperinflation?

Will your fiat paper or #digital #currency become worthless as currency wars deepen?
– Fiat currency has become worth less than toilet paper in #Venezuela
– Venezuela was once one of the wealthiest countries in South America
– Currency collapse due to massive currency “printing”, digital currency creation and socialist government
– A roll of toilet paper costs 2.6m bolivars or 0.40 cents but a #gold coin (1 oz) can buy over 3,000 rolls
– A chicken costs 14.6m bolivars or $2.20 but a gold coin (1 oz) can buy over 540 chickens
– Indebted nations throughout world are vulnerable and some are already seeing sharp currency depreciation – Turkey, Syria, Iran, Iraq, South Africa, Angola, Argentina, Russia
– Risk of #hyperinflation in US, EU, UK etc is low in short-term but real risk of deflation and then stagflation

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