Massive Market CORRECTION Incoming - Valuations Soar as AI Investments Trigger Financial Crash

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In this episode, we unpack a dramatic week in global economics. The IMF’s Managing Director, Kristalina Georgieva, has warned that “uncertainty is the new normal.” Her statement came just days before Donald Trump announced a new 100% tariff threat against China, following Beijing’s decision to restrict exports of rare earth minerals — a move with massive implications for U.S. industry and military supply chains.

At the same time, the Bank of England has issued a stark warning: markets may face a “sudden correction” as the global AI bubble grows increasingly unstable. AI-related goods — from semiconductors to servers — now account for 20% of global trade growth, but that growth may be hiding deeper weaknesses in the U.S. economy.

Meanwhile, a new “economic geography” is emerging. According to the Peterson Institute, global trade routes are beginning to bypass the United States altogether, with developing nations leading over $500 billion in trade growth in 2025. The world is rapidly fragmenting — trading with allies over rivals — as the postwar global order gives way to multipolar realities.

From Trump’s tariff shocks to Georgieva’s warnings and the growing risk of an AI-driven market crash, this episode explores how geopolitics, economics, and technology are colliding to reshape the 21st-century world economy.