'I predicted the 2008 financial crisis β what's about to happen could be even worse'
Richard Bookstaber, who accurately forecasted the 2008 financial crisis, warns of potential even greater economic turmoil ahead.
[Editorial] Exchange Rate Breaks 1500 Won for the First Time in 17 Years, Efforts for Stability in Financial and Foreign Exchange Markets
The won-dollar exchange rate has surpassed 1500 won per dollar for the first time since the 2009 global financial crisis, amid escalating tensions from the U.S.-Iran conflict.
How does Ivan MikloΕ‘ read it: Is a new global financial crisis like that of 2008 threatening the world?
Former finance minister Ivan MikloΕ‘ discusses the warnings from analysts about a potential global financial crisis, citing the rapid increase in oil prices and emerging problems within non-bank financial companies as key factors.
Global Risk Number One in March: 'Adjustment of Risk Asset Prices'... 'Possibility of Escalation of Middle East Crisis'
The Global Financial Center has identified the primary global risk as the adjustment of risk asset prices, due to various economic indicators and rising tensions in the Middle East.
Won-Dollar Exchange Rate Surpasses 1500 Won for the First Time in 17 Years Since the Financial Crisis
The South Korean won-dollar exchange rate exceeded 1500 won for the first time since the global financial crisis in March 2009, primarily due to the effects of military conflicts between the U.S. and Iran.
A report warned of a 'global intelligence crisis' in 2028 and shook Wall Street: what it says about the future of work
A financial report on a potential 'global intelligence crisis' in 2028 has stirred reactions on Wall Street, particularly regarding the implications of artificial intelligence on the economy.
Economic Financial Impact of the Conflict in Iran (Some Scenarios)
A recent military attack by the US and Israel on Iran has triggered a geopolitical crisis with immediate and potential global economic repercussions.
Local Elections in Bavaria: The Financial Crisis of the City of Penzberg: Luxurious Bankruptcy
The city of Penzberg, despite hosting a successful global company, faces a significant financial crisis attributed to mismanagement of finances by local politicians.
Ghana's cocoa crisis deepens as buyers owe banks $750 Million
Ghana's cocoa sector is facing a severe financial crisis with licensed cocoa buyers owing banks up to $750 million due to delayed payments and falling global prices.
JPMorgan: Sees parallels with the global crisis of 2008 β 'Some are making foolish moves to increase revenue'
Jamie Dimon, the head of JPMorgan Chase & Co., warns that current trends in the financial industry could lead to a crisis similar to that of 2008, as heightened competition pushes some players to make unwise decisions.
Crisis Warning: The situation resembles the time before the global financial crisis
Former PIMCO chairman Mohamed El-Erian warns that recent developments in private equity lending are reminiscent of the period leading up to the major financial crisis.
Road to ruin: Montrealβs pothole problems have solutions β but city lacks money
Montreal faces a significant pothole crisis with a drastic increase in complaints, but proposed solutions are hindered by financial and political challenges.
Ontario not currently on path to balance, financial watchdog finds
Ontario's financial watchdog reports that the province is not on track to balance its budget due to rising spending and declining tax revenue amidst a cost-of-living crisis.
As UN grapples with cash crisis donβt expect China to fill the gap, experts say
UN Secretary-General Guterres has warned of a potential financial collapse due to unpaid dues, urging member states to fulfill their financial obligations amid a significant cash crisis.
3 Bubbles Threatening the Global Economy and Warning of a New Financial Crisis
Experts warn that the global economy is facing three simultaneous financial bubbles related to artificial intelligence, sovereign debt, and cryptocurrencies, which could lead to severe corrections and reshape the global economic landscape.
Financial Times: Why has the world returned to food storage again?
Countries from Northern Europe to Asia are rapidly returning to strategic food storage policies due to international crises and climate change, as highlighted in a Financial Times report.
Climate Crisis: 224 Billion US Dollars Destroyed by Natural Disasters
The global cost of natural disasters dropped to 224 billion US dollars in 2025, largely because no hurricanes hit the United States, but rising climate change costs continue to pressure insurers.
Financial crisis hits Russian regions: Ukrainian intelligence reveals worst-hit areas
Ukrainian intelligence reports that the financial crisis has severely affected various Russian regions, particularly Kalmykia and Pskov Oblast, due to sanctions and global market losses.
UK construction hit by worst run since global financial crisis
Britain's construction sector faces its longest decline since the 2007-09 financial crisis, with housebuilding remaining in a severe slump, despite some signs of optimism among companies.
Expensive money in the era of aging economies: new normal or episode?
The article discusses the impact of prolonged low interest rates and quantitative easing on global capital flows and economic stability post-2008 financial crisis, particularly in the context of inflation and deflation risks.
Saturated Markets, Bubble Risk, and Crypto Tensions: What Investor Winds Leave for 2026
The article discusses the potential challenges and trends in global markets for 2026, including the risks of a financial crisis and the impact of artificial intelligence on investment valuations.