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Trends in quantitative and qualitative fragmentation
Taking stock of polarization trends in the financial, business, and social spheres, including the possibility of expanding the Middle East conflict to include Iran and its proxies, the approaching Taiwan election, as well as the status of Russia’s ongoing offensive in Ukraine.
China was in a stronger strategic position at the start of the time.
According to Uwe Parpart, President Xi Jinping of China is on the verge of engaging in a military conflict in the Middle East and wants to take advantage of Washington’s precarious proper stance against the US.
Hazards of military issue: The Middle East crisis is still tumultuous.
David Woo examines the findings of the RIWI-Unbound Military Conflict study, which highlights the Middle East’s extremely dangerous situation. The percentage of Israeli respondents who anticipate an increase in military hostilities with Iran this week reached a six-week high of 40 %.
Purchase themes in a world that is polarizing,
In addition to outsourcing, electric vehicles, semiconductors, and other investments, David Woo , Scott Foster & NBSP study several investment options related to supply growth from US Treasuries with phrase premiums quickly declining since October.
The Russia-Ukraine option will be difficult in 2024.
According to James Davis, Moscow wants to subvert the public’s support for the Zelensky government as well as their desire to oppose Russian war goals by systematically destroying Russian capabilities for prolonged warfare.