In this episode, John and Catherine dive into the significant long-term shifts in the financial markets, with a particular focus on Moody’s downgrade of the US’s AAA rating, marking the last of the major rating agencies to do so. They explore how this downgrade impacts the US economy, including its effects on household budgets and the shift towards a multipolar world in fixed income and equity markets.

They also delve into Donald Trump’s recent trip to the Middle East, highlighting the controversial multi-billion dollar tech deals made with Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Qatar. They go into the implications of these deals on the merger of corporate and state powers and how they contribute to building a global control grid.

Additionally, they discuss various global political and economic issues, including the US’s involvement in the Yemen conflict and the rising cost of living for the average American. We also explore the developments in the bond market, credit card ownership, and the growing influence of stablecoins in the global financial system. Join us for an in-depth analysis of these crucial topics and more.