In this episode of The Swiss View, we take a closer look at the growing geopolitical instability shaping today’s markets — and what it could mean for investors navigating uncertain global conditions.
The ongoing U.S. government shutdown, mounting fiscal challenges in France and the U.K., and Japan’s record debt under its new prime minister all raise critical questions about the long-term sustainability of public finances. Meanwhile, Switzerland continues to stand out as a model of stability — both economically and politically.
We also explore how these global dynamics are influencing currencies and commodities. The Swiss franc continues to strengthen against the euro, while precious metals such as gold, silver, and platinum have seen both impressive gains and sharp pullbacks. What do these movements signal for investors seeking security?
Finally, we discuss whether the next financial crisis could be closer than many think. With corporate defaults rising and leverage increasing across markets, it’s a moment that calls for prudence, diversification, and a steady perspective.
Join us as we provide a Swiss viewpoint on the global economy — helping you navigate volatility and position for what’s coming next.
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WHVP is more than just another asset manager. Based in Zurich and registered with the SEC in the U.S., we are an independent firm dedicated to managing the wealth of private clients. Partnering with leading private banks in Switzerland and Liechtenstein, we ensure transparency and security by using them as custodians for our clients’ accounts. Our asset management approach is rooted in conservative, long-term capital preservation, tailored to protect against U.S. dollar depreciation and seize global investment opportunities.
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