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Bubbles Are Everywhere in the Global Economy

Published January 10, 2026, 08:14
Bubbles Are Everywhere in the Global Economy

Analyst Andrew Ross Sorkin points out the emergence of bubbles in various sectors of the global economy, comparing the situation to the period before Black Monday in 1987. In particular, he refers to the enthusiasm surrounding artificial intelligence (AI), with companies investing vast sums in data centers without corresponding profits. Additionally, he highlights the potential existence of bubbles in gold and government bonds, as well as questioning the financial schemes supporting data center projects. The author emphasizes that the pursuit of general artificial intelligence leads to irrational exuberance and disregard for warnings of impending collapse. Investors, fearing missing out on opportunities, ignore the potential consequences. This analysis warns of the need for caution and critical thinking in investment decisions, as the overvaluation of assets can lead to economic crises.