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Warren Buffett is known as one of the most successful investors of all time. But did he make a mistake by betting big on the housing market? In this video, we will explore why some experts are warning that a housing market crash is imminent, and why it could be even worse than the 2008 financial crisis. We will also look at what Buffett’s latest moves reveal about his outlook on the economy, and whether he is prepared for the worst-case scenario. About Rizen Productions: Analyze. Invest. Prosper. At Rizen Economics, we deliver incisive economic insights every week. Delve into market trends, financial analyses, global economies, and investment strategies. Equip yourself for the financial journey ahead and navigate the world of economics with us. Connect with Rizen News Online Follow Rizen News on X: https://twitter.com/RizenEcon #RizenEconomics #Economics #News #Business #Finance Warren Buffet's warning: "What's coming is not a Housing Crash"

China defended its new map, saying that it was a “routine exercise of sovereignty in accordance with the law”. China’s foreign ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin accused India of “distorting facts” and “creating disputes”. He also reiterated China’s position that Arunachal Pradesh was “an inalienable part of China’s South Tibet region”, and that China had “never recognized” the so-called McMahon Line, which was drawn by British colonialists in 1914 and forms the basis of India’s claim. About Rizen Productions: Analyze. Invest. Prosper. At Rizen Economics, we deliver incisive economic insights every week. Delve into market trends, financial analyses, global economies, and investment strategies. Equip yourself for the financial journey ahead and navigate the world of economics with us. Connect with Rizen News Online Follow Rizen News on X: https://twitter.com/RizenEcon #RizenEconomics #Economics #News #Business #Finance China's Claim Sparks India's Outrage! The most populated countries square off

China's economy, responsible for about 18.2% of the world's total economic output, has faced difficulties in picking up speed since late 2022 when it dealt with the aftermath of the pandemic. Although the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) showed a 5.5% increase in the first half of 2023, signs point to a weaker recovery than expected. About Rizen Productions: Analyze. Invest. Prosper. At Rizen Economics, we deliver incisive economic insights every week. Delve into market trends, financial analyses, global economies, and investment strategies. Equip yourself for the financial journey ahead and navigate the world of economics with us. Connect with Rizen News Online Follow Rizen News on X: https://twitter.com/RizenEcon For Business Inquiries please send us an email at rizenproductions3@gmail.com #RizenEconomics China's Financial Hurricane: Is the U.S. Prepared for the Rain?