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2025 market forecasts, trends, cycles and warnings [Video]

The markets are about to enter their most explosive phase yet” - This bold prediction kicks off a riveting conversation between cycles expert Akhil Patel and forecasting legend Andrew Pancholi, recorded just hours after Trump’s historic return to the White House. While many see the new administration heralding a “golden age” for America, Akhil and Andy use their decades of cycles experience to decode the hidden warning signs in plain sight.

What lies ahead for the US Dollar – we discuss how Trump’s policies and most importantly, tariffs will mould global economics. Is history repeating?  We look at how the McKinley Tariff Act impacted the nation. We need to be prepared for the consequences.

Cryptocurrencies are centre stage – what’s next.

We also discussed the property cycle as well as looking at the 18.6-year economic cycle and its implications for stock markets, commodities and global economies. The bond markets are very much in the spotlight.

We also prepare for a weather-related event that really could impact certain instruments.

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Andrew Pancholi

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Andrew Pancholi is a world-renowned trading expert specializing in market timing.

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