NWON - This is an article, updating our reporting on the insider investor split within the worlds central banks.

Outlier Nations: US, Taiwan – Investor war on China UPDATE

Oil, China Model and the Outlier, Insider, Investor Split

The outlier investor on the central bank inside, wants more diversification than the strict China Central control model provides.  The China model is by and large the model of the world takeover, by the worlds central banks. This is currently most evident in Martial Law being enacted around the world, when public health and safety requires Quarantine as the historically medically proven public solution.. This fraud can only become policy around the world if the governments are centrally controlled.

Outlier investors often invest in nations who innovate and create new intellectual property. New idas have proven difficult under the China model. China and the investors, steal most of the property they innovate with. China's debt to banks is currently around 300% of GDP.

Price Of Oil

The price of oil is important to outlier investors. A low oil price means more startup, more intellectual property that can become industrious and a stronger middle class. More jobs in what is called the private sector. A higher oil price, locks industry under the control of the governments and global corporations. They can set their price of goods and services more easily when not competing with and raising capital to absorb, pesky startups that do not back their central economic and political control strategy.

Outlier investors show no signs of breaking with insider control. They do however believe that creative people can be handled and punished in a system, that because they are more creative, can earn them certain privileges in the system. Unfortunately for central control, the trend in creativity as in art, is followed by invention. Invention is increasingly trending around blockchain and decentralization f everything for more accuracy efficiency and transparency.

The Article Most Important Point

The majority opinion among bankers is reflected through many agencies. One of he most cited and important is the IMF. In this little chart and the statements before and after it we see the future under the China Global, perhaps any, central bank control strategy.

Article in italics: - Saudi Arabia would need oil to trade at $66 to balance its budget in 2021, according to estimates from the International Monetary Fund.

What the IMF is also saying in the chart is this what what they want the price of oil to be on the world market. Whatever the market will bear, as close to these numbers, on average as possible

IMF Breakeven Oil Prices in $/barrel (as of April 2020):

Country 2019 2020 2021 Iran 244 389 320 Iraq 56 60 54 Kuwait 53 61 60 Saudi Arabia 83 76 66 United Arab Emirates 67 69 61

Here's The Kicker For the Future.

Saudi Arabia’s caution on prices comes as oil giants including BP Plc and Total SE predict the era of growing global demand for energy is over or coming to an end barely a decade from now.

Because the central banks have closed the economy the money velocity, or money changing hands is down to a trickle. A majority of small businesses are gone never to return. This is why their will be no increased demand for oil. Likely less demand. Outlier nations want to grow out of debt. The majority investors want to cash in and consolidate their investment strategy.Consolidation has gained an ally in Saudi Arabia.

The article begins.

(Bloomberg) -- Saudi Arabia’s Finance Ministry is budgeting for oil prices to be around $50 a barrel for the next three years, according to a Goldman Sachs Group Inc. analysis of the kingdom’s fiscal plans.“Using our own estimates for the breakdown of government revenues, we calculate that the numbers presented in the budget statement are based on an average oil price of around $50 a barrel between 2020 and 2023,” said Farouk Soussa, a London-based analyst at Goldman, referring to a pre-budget statement from Sept. 30.

Brent crude fell 6.3% to $39.27 a barrel last week as more countries tightened restrictions to counter the coronavirus pandemic and U.S. President Donald Trump got infected, causing traders to fret about the outlook for energy demand.

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While oil at $50 would represent a 25% rise from current prices, it would still be far below the pre-pandemic level of around...

Arabia Pegs Budget to Oil at Around $50, Goldman Says

In our Outlier Nations article mentioned at the beginning, we referred Saudi Arabia as a possible 2nd tier outlier nation. They benefited from outlier Trump, in the Iran deal. But their repayment appears to have been met in the treaty with Israel.

Going Forward

Further negotiations may be necessary. Saudi Arabia does not need as a government to encourage a lot of originality. They have oil. High oil prices allow them to pay central banks, and the central banks to flood debt currency into their favored Corporate assets, and government policies. A majority of investors in the U.S. and around the world back the China investment political model. Biden appears now even more likely to win.

Trump would like the US to be more outlier friendly. Biden is not outlier friendly. Many current outlier nations including the U.S. are also oil producers who are interested in creativity and innovation. They can produce oil profitably below $50 a barrel average. But do they want to? What Saudi Arabia says, and what the government does, are sometimes two different things. We will see.

Russia is also an outlier nation with oil. How they play their card will be telling.