The Collapse Creeps In The World Bank’s Global Economic Prospects report just quietly acknowledged that we’re spiraling into the slowest growth decade since the 1960s—unless you count outright recessions. They’ve dialed back 2025’s global growth forecast to 2.3%, and nearly 70% of world economies are already facing downgrades. That’s not a slowdown; that’s a worldwide economic bleed-out. And don’t think developing countries are going to save us. According to Indermit Gill of the World Bank, the “developing world is becoming a development-free zone.” Growth has withered from 6% in the 2000s to under 4% in the 2020s. The global trade engine is stalling out. Investment? Weak. Debt? Towering. Precious Metals: The Lifeline in the Storm But while economies buckle, precious…

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