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China is winning the war in the Middle East, and gold and the dollar will start to feel it, strategist says

China’s resilience in the face of the U.S.-Iranian conflict has one strategist saying that gold will be the big winner and the U.S. dollar the loser from the revolution in the world order.

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China is winning the war in the Middle East, and gold and the dollar will start to feel it, strategist says
China’s resilience in the face of the U.S.-Iranian conflict has one strategist saying that gold will be the big winner and the U.S. dollar the loser from the revolution in the world order.
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