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Jan 2025
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2030s Will See Dramatic Power Shift to C...

Jim Puplava
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Jan 28, 2025 – Martin Armstrong, creator of the Economic Confidence Model, shares his bold predictions on the global economy. Armstrong forecasts a three-year recessionary period worldwide, impacting the U.S. and Europe differently...  
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