Legendary investor Warren Buffett, who oversees more than $152 billion, has issued a quiet but powerful warning, one that cuts to the core of modern economic policy.
The natural tendency of governments is to slowly erode the value of their currency over time. And this time, Buffett pointed directly at the U.S. dollar. As President Trump continues to push for economic growth, stimulus, and easier financial conditions, the debate around long-term currency strength is heating up again. While these policies can boost markets in the short run, Buffett reminds us that they often come with a hidden cost: currency debasement.
Currency devaluation isn’t loud or sudden, it works quietly. Purchasing power fades, savings lose strength, and long-term consequences build beneath the surface. By the time the impact is fully felt, it’s often too late to reverse. Markets are paying close attention. When someone with Buffett’s track record speaks softly about risk, history suggests it’s worth listening.
Decisions made by leaders today don’t just move markets, they shape the future value of money itself. Quiet words. Big meaning. A reminder that sound money matters more than ever.
Sincerely,
Pele23
