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Ex-World Bank official warns of need to diversify away from US markets: people will suffer

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Ian Goldin, former World Bank vice-president and Oxford professor, urged global market diversification at a Hong Kong event, warning that US equity markets are dangerously concentrated in a few tech stocks and risk a valuation correction that could harm savers.

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Why it matters

Ian Goldin, former World Bank vice-president, calls for a coordinated push towards global market diversification.

Evidence

Ian Goldin spoke at an event in Hong Kong on Thursday.

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Ian Goldin warned that a coordinated push towards global market diversification is urgently needed.

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  • Ian Goldin, former World Bank vice-president, calls for a coordinated push towards global market diversification.
  • The push is needed to shield savers from a potentially dangerous valuation correction in US equities.

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A coordinated push towards global market diversification may be needed to protect savers from a possible valuation correction in concentrated US equities, a former World Bank official has said.

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Ian Goldin warned that a coordinated push towards global market diversification is urgently needed.

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Ian Goldin stated that the growing concentration of capital in a handful of highly valued US technology companies is dangerous.

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Ian Goldin predicted a potentially dangerous valuation correction in US equities.

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Ian Goldin is the former vice-president of the World Bank.

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Ian Goldin spoke at an event in Hong Kong on Thursday.

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  • fear_amplification: potentially dangerous valuation correction,people will suffer,urgently needed
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