The head of the World Economic Forum has issued a warning about three emerging vulnerabilities in the global economic system that could resemble financial bubbles. These include rising asset valuations disconnected from fundamentals, excessive debt accumulation in certain sectors, and over-optimism in technology-driven markets. While not predicting an imminent collapse, the official emphasized that these trends require close monitoring by policymakers and financial institutions. The remarks come amid ongoing concerns about inflation, central bank policy shifts, and geopolitical instability affecting market confidence. The Forum continues to advocate for coordinated international responses to strengthen economic resilience and ensure sustainable growth trajectories across regions.
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