Mounting Warning Signs Point to a Potential Global Liquidity Crisis

Twrc newsroom- Warning signals are flashing across global financial markets as analysts increasingly caution that a liquidity crisis—a sudden shortage of readily available cash and credit—may be forming beneath the surface of the world economy. While markets continue to function, a convergence of monetary tightening, record debt levels, and structural stresses in the banking system is raising concerns that liquidity could rapidly dry up under adverse conditions.

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Rising Gold and Silver Prices Have Long Signaled Currency Stress and Economic Decline

Twrc newsroom- Centuries, sharp rises in gold and silver prices have served as a warning signal — often reflecting deep stress within a nation’s currency system and, in some cases, foreshadowing broader economic collapse. While precious metals are frequently viewed as simple hedges against inflation, historical records show their price surges have repeatedly coincided with monetary debasement, loss of public confidence, and systemic financial breakdowns.

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Rising Gold and Silver Prices Have Long Signaled Currency Stress and Economic Decline

Twrc newsroom- centuries, sharp rises in gold and silver prices have served as a warning signal—often reflecting deep stress within a nation’s currency system and, in some cases, foreshadowing broader economic collapse. While precious metals are frequently viewed as simple hedges against inflation, historical records show their price surges have repeatedly coincided with monetary debasement, loss of public confidence, and systemic financial breakdowns.

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Federal Reserve Cuts Interest Rates Again Amid Economic Uncertainty

Twrc newsroom— In its final policy meeting of the year on December 9–10, 2025, the U.S. Federal Reserve’s Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) decided to cut its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points, bringing the **federal funds target range to 3.50%–3.75% — marking the third consecutive rate reduction in 2025. 

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