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Markets have long been viewed as the ultimate test of corporate strength and stability, but this year’s crisis has brought the stakes to a level that has not been seen since the 2008 financial crisis.

The stock market is set to reach new highs again this week, and if the markets continue to move in the direction that they are, there is a good chance that the entire global economy will come to a screeching halt, according to a new report from Bloomberg.

The global economy is already in the midst of a severe slowdown, with the U.S. economy reporting its worst month in almost a decade.

And this is only the beginning.

According to a report from the World Economic Forum (WEF), by 2021, there could be a global recession of the magnitude seen in the late 1990s and early 2000s.

The recession could come as quickly as 2020, and as the economy recovers it will be much worse.

The WEF report cites a wide range of scenarios, including an economy in recession as early as 2021.

According to the WEF, there are three ways that a global economy could collapse: a massive global currency devaluation, a collapse in the value of the U to U dollar, and a global trade war.

The U.K. could have been hit by a devaluation of the pound as early 2016, and this is what would happen if we had another Brexit.

The next step would be for the U, U.N., and the world economies to declare a trade war on the U and its allies.

If the trade war is declared, then a huge wave of refugees would flood Europe, and eventually the entire world would go into a period of global economic decline.

“If we’re seeing a trade and currency war, we’re in for a very rough ride,” said Jason Cowtan, senior vice president of the business and economics consulting firm Cowtan Associates.

“If you look at the financial markets, there has been no global financial crisis in the last 20 years.”

“There is no way that we can avoid it,” he continued.

“It’s going to be devastating to the global economy, which is going to become a global financial nightmare.”

According to Cowtan and other experts, a massive U.G.P. devaluation could be the most likely scenario.

The global economy would become unstable.

The value of global currencies would plummet.

The world would have to import and export far more than it currently does.

The effects would be devastating.

The World Trade Organization would impose tariffs on goods and services and impose restrictions on imports of other products.

And a trade War would take place in which the world would try to prevent the U from taking control of the global financial system.

“There are so many other ways for this to go wrong, and it’s going in a way that will be far more severe than what we’re currently seeing,” Cowtan said.

A currency devaluction is a threat to the world economy.

A currency devalued by the U would trigger a massive wave of international trade wars.

This would cause the value and purchasing power of the currency to plummet.

A country’s currency would become worthless.

A U.W. currency would be worthless.

The price of gold would go up, and so would the value for many commodities.

The trade war would be very damaging to the economy, especially in terms of job creation.

This will cause global trade to decline.

The result will be a massive economic and financial meltdown that will affect the entire planet.

And, in addition, it will cause major global economic issues.

In order to prevent this from happening, the global community would have a number of options, from a global currency war to a trade wars to a global monetary and financial collapse.

According the WEA, there would also be an economic crisis of the type seen in Greece, the euro zone, Japan, and even the U in the 1970s.

“We would have two major economic crises.

The first would be the trade and devaluation,” Cowton said.

As the global economic crisis continues, a number will try to avoid the global market collapse that will occur if a trade, currency, or financial war were to occur. “

In other words, we would be dealing with a financial and economic crisis that is not only catastrophic, but also very likely to destroy the global system.”

As the global economic crisis continues, a number will try to avoid the global market collapse that will occur if a trade, currency, or financial war were to occur.

If they fail, the system will become extremely unstable.

In order to avoid this, some countries will try and hold back on spending to prevent a recession.

The resulting recession will be disastrous.

“We could have a trade or currency war.

We could have an economic and monetary crisis.

We would have an inflationary crisis.

And we would end up with a global economic meltdown,” Cowan said