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Bestselling author Robert Kiyosaki has issued a fresh warning about a possible global financial crisis. The Rich Dad Poor Dad author took to X (formerly Twitter), and said that each crisis gets bigger because the root problems are never solved.
Kiyosaki pointed to key moments in financial history — the 1998 bailout of hedge fund LTCM by Wall Street, the 2008 bailout of Wall Street by central banks — and questioned what will happen next. “In 2025, my long-time friend Jim Rickards is asking: who is going to bail out the central banks?” he wrote.
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