Ray Dalio warns of banks shying away from fiat, praises gold surging
The hedge fund manager said central banks were not handling fiat in the same way, warning that the global monetary order was breaking down.
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The hedge fund manager said central banks were not handling fiat in the same way, warning that the global monetary order was breaking down.
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