Hello, fellow rebel capitals, hope you're well.

Wanted to go over some recent news that just came out about a secret meeting,

well, semi-secret meeting with the United States Japan and South Korea.

I think you're gonna find this fascinating let's go right over to the Wall Street

journal and I'll show you what I am referring to specifically.

You might have gotten a hint from the thumbnail.

But we go over to this article,

China pledges to steady Yuan want as Asian currencies come under pressure.

Okay so this was more about China but I want to focus on this meeting and the other

Asian currencies.

So I think that tells the story.

Asian currencies have been weighed by a flurry of headwinds this year,

but it's not just the Asian currencies.

Let's be honest, it's pretty much every single currency out there.

And it's not just that the currencies are experiencing a downward pressure,

a lot of downward pressure relative to the dollar,

the dollar wrecking ball, if you will.

So let's get back to this article this is

spearheaded by the US dollar strength due to fading expectations okay well they're

talking about interest rate differentials maybe maybe not we're gonna to that more, I think it's more how the monetary

system is structured, more than just a moment. Then they also contribute a lot of domestic

pressures. The widespread depreciation has sparked concerns among

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