The World Economic Forum’s president, Børge Brende, has raised the alarm on three potentially dangerous financial bubbles that could reshape global markets in the coming months.Speaking in Brazil’s financial hub São Paulo this week, Brende warned that crypto assets, artificial intelligence investments, and mounting government debt levels each pose significant…
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