The latest edition of Moneta, distributed with Il Giornale, Libero, and Il Tempo, delves into the implications of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East while examining potential future scenarios beyond current events. The discussion includes insights from Paolo Magri, president of the scientific committee at ISPI, who analyzes China's seemingly inactive yet strategic diplomatic maneuvers amid the complex geopolitical landscape, particularly in relation to the long-standing rivalry with the United States. The magazine highlights potential financial tactics that China might deploy in this ongoing cold war, such as the use of government bonds, gold, the dollar's role, and critical rare earth elements.

Additionally, the financial sector in Italy is abuzz with internal disputes related to the Mps bank's governance. The editorial by director Osvaldo De Paolini recounts the dramatic exclusion of CEO Luigi Lovaglio from the board of directors' renewal list for Rocca Salimbeni's leadership. This event underscores the intense power struggles and potential shifts within the management of one of Italy's key financial institutions, raising questions about the future direction of Mps amidst broader economic challenges. Moneta investigates these behind-the-scenes dynamics and speculations that may impact the bank's operations and strategy moving forward.