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The series of globally relevant disruptions in recent years are now increasingly being looked at as a trend for economic de-risking. In such a situation, stability and reliability stand tall, serving as a beacon for risk-aversion.
After a brief festive interlude following last year's theme of unilateral tariffs, sanctions and trade-wars, we now seem to be diving headlong into a spell of unilateral military action, covetous glances, and forcible regime change.
The series of globally relevant disruptions in recent years are now increasingly being looked at as a trend for economic de-risking. In such a situation, stability and reliability stand tall, serving as a beacon for risk-aversion.
After a brief festive interlude following last year's theme of unilateral tariffs, sanctions and trade-wars, we now seem to be diving headlong into a spell of unilateral military action, covetous glances, and forcible regime change.