WEF Warns of “Three Global Bubbles” Crypto, AI, and Debt Could Be the Next Turning Points

Børge Brende speaking at the World Economic Forum, highlighting economic risks

Børge Brende, President of the World Economic Forum (WEF), has warned investors worldwide to watch for three major bubbles emerging in the global economy: the crypto market, AI/technology sector, and the massive public debt accumulation by governments worldwide.

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While AI is widely seen as the key driver of future growth, Brende noted that some tech valuations are “overstretched,” raising fears of a possible market correction. He also warned that government debt levels are now the highest since the end of World War II — a combination that could trigger global instability if left unchecked.

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“We live in a world of both opportunities and risks. But the real danger is when these bubbles begin to inflate simultaneously.”

Børge Brende, WEF President

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Brende also highlighted that AI may create efficiency gains but could disrupt office and administrative jobs — potentially creating new “Rust Belts” in white-collar industries.

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🔍 TrendPro Analysis:

- A burst in AI or crypto markets could trigger a global sell-off in risk assets.

- Rising public debt and rate uncertainty may push investors toward safe-haven assets like the U.S. dollar and gold.

- Traders should closely monitor AI indexes, tech stocks, bond yields, and volatility (VIX).

06 Nov 2025By Trendpro