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Simon says Gulf sovereign wealth, Chinese money, and Western finance together are using Middle Eastern energy and corridors to build alternative payment rails and shape global transactions.
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"Well, they're not investing in GC basically what's happened is you've got the ability to raise capital, which is Western financial markets and capital..."
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"I think real power, and I'm not saying the golf is the power I'm saying real power, China, um, which to some degree, Russia..."
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"If they need to combat inflation. Um, so it's an opportunity for them to be able to, to improve the economy. inflation by pushing..."
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