Felix Prehn's Economics Podcast podcast

Why AI Billions Are Not Lifting Real Growth

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We connect a worrying divergence between falling productivity and falling consumer confidence to the biggest AI spending boom on record, and we explain why that threatens the stock market’s most crowded trades. We also lay out why central banks are buying gold in size, how a gold-linked BRICS settlement “unit” could shift global money flows, and what a 1940s-style debt playbook would mean for everyday purchasing power. 
• Bank of America’s productivity and confidence chart breaking down together 
• $1.5 trillion spent on AI with little economy-wide productivity gain 
• AI leaders calling to slow development and what that implies for timelines 
• S&P 500 concentration risk with gains driven by a small set of AI stocks 
• Central banks buying record gold despite a pullback and rate headlines 
• BRICS “unit” as a settlement system backed partly by gold 
• Federal Reserve debt buying compared with the 1940s and the inflation risk 
• Three mistakes to avoid: calling the gold pullback “the end”, assuming index funds equal diversification, waiting for headlines.

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