🚨 Is the World Sliding Toward a Major Global Conflict?
Recent events are worrying:
The U.S. seized a Russian oil tanker, and Russia responded by deploying a submarine.
History shows that global wars don’t start overnight.
They build up quietly through multiple conflicts happening at the same time — and that’s what we’re seeing now.
Four major pressure points are rising together:
1️⃣ Europe is re-arming
Defense spending is increasing fast. Budgets and deficits will rise.
2️⃣ Middle East tensions are blocking trade
Energy and shipping routes are at serious risk.
3️⃣ Asia is the biggest risk
Taiwan isn’t just land — it’s the heart of global chip supply. Any conflict there would disrupt the entire tech world.
4️⃣ The U.S. is shifting focus to Latin America
Global cooperation is fading. Power blocs are returning.
💥Why this matters for markets:
Markets are priced for peace and low inflation.
But war is one of the most inflationary forces ever.
Government spending explodes
Supply chains become costly and inefficient
Prices rise and stay high
Central banks see this risk.
That’s why they’re buying gold at record levels and moving away from paper assets.
We may be entering a shift from financial assets (stocks & bonds) to real assets (commodities, defense, hard assets).
If you’re investing like it’s 2019, you may be underestimating the risk.
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