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Commentary warns of further inflation and currency depreciation

An opinion-style report warns that inflation may rise and says the reserve currency has lost about 9% of its value this year.

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Persistent inflation and currency weakness can erode purchasing power and destabilize financial markets.

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  1. The next inflation wave is being printed right now. Own the assets that get repriced, not the cash that gets debased. The world's reserve currency has lost about 9% of its value this year. ↗investmentwatchblog.com · Recorded source date: Sep 5, 2026, 3:47 PM UTC

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