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The Coming Food Crisis May Look Nothing Like A Crisis Until It's Too Late Authored by Madge Waggy via MadgeWaggy.blogspot.com, Just after the morning deliveries and before the first customers, a supermarket looks both ordinary and slightly deceptive. The lights are on, the coolers hum, and the shelves hold exactly what they held last week. Strawberries show up in February, lettuce comes from ground that was desert two generations ago, and on the same shelf beef raised across three states sits beside bread baked from grain cut a thousand miles away....

Think "Weekends" Rather Than "Weeks" By Elwin de Groot, head of macro strategy  As another volatile week comes to an end, investors and market participants appear to be clinging to the hope that the two‑week ceasefire between the United States and Iran, which began on Wednesday, will not unravel entirely – at least until a direct, face‑to‑face exchange and clarification of key demands can take place during the planned talks in Islamabad this weekend. Near‑dated Brent crude edged up by $2 to $97, equity markets posted modest declines in Europe, whilst...

Gold Isn't Returning... Confidence Is Leaving Authored by Mark St.Cyr via AmericanThinker.com, Most people are framing the conversation regarding gold wrong. They talk about gold making a comeback -- as though the metal changed. As though something happened to gold. Nothing happened to gold. Gold is exactly what it has always been. What's changed is the environment around it. And that distinction matters enormously, because it tells you where to look for better insights. For decades, people treated fiat currency as the unquestioned foundation of global finance. Gold became an afterthought -- an inflation...