In times like these stability can evaporate in a week no mat...

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In times like these stability can evaporate in a week no matter where you live.

There are regions that will profit from change in form of accumulated stability. Likely not the US and EU and ME, but many other countries currently ranking lower on stability in SA and SEA.

What you say has been true for the last 30 years, though and it's always hardest to predict a trend change. Most of the time it's visible only in retrospect.

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