The Iran Conflict Just Triggered a Monetary Shockwave The temporary closure of the Strait of Hormuz isn’t just an energy disruption—it’s a financial stress test on the global monetary system. Iran’s move to allow oil shipments only if payments are made in Chinese yuan is a line in the sand. This is no longer theoretical. It’s operational. And it confirms what many have ignored: The petrodollar system—the foundation of U.S. dollar dominance—is now being directly challenged in real time. This isn’t speculation. Deutsche Bank strategists are openly acknowledging that this conflict could accelerate the shift toward a BRICS-backed petroyuan system. That’s not just a currency change. That’s a power shift. The Petrodollar Is Fracturing—And It’s Happening Fast For decades, global…
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