The Global Order Is Fracturing — And Money Follows Power For decades, globalization was the operating system of the world economy. Cheap labor. Open trade lanes. Dollar dominance. Central banks playing referee. That era is ending. Supply chains are regionalizing. Alliances are brittle. Resource nationalism is back. Countries are hoarding strategic commodities like it’s 1938 with Wi-Fi. When political trust collapses, monetary trust follows. That’s the backdrop for all this talk of Bretton Woods III — a restructuring of the global monetary system built for a world that no longer trusts a single hegemon. And if you think that sounds dramatic, look at the bond markets. Look at sovereign debt. Look at what central banks are actually doing — not…
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