Warren Hammond's Personal View: The USA

Warren Hammond’s Personal View: The USA – Major Themes 2015-2033

The decline in the USA’s global influence across political, social, economic and financial spheres.

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Since January 2016 (a completely different world than the one we live in today), The Personal View has consistently forecasted a steady—though turbulent—decline in the United States’ global influence across political, social, economic, and financial spheres. At the time, our analysis predicted a two-decade period of intense, combustive internal upheaval, reshaping the nation in profound ways.

In our January 2016 release, “The USA – Major Themes 2015-2033,” we outlined the key trends expected to drive this transformation. Here’s a summary:

Disruptive societal and financial transformation – The structural status quo is dismantled, allowing radical change and upheaval.
Escalating global conflicts & geopolitical tensions – Thucydides Trap points to inevitable power struggles and warfare.
Immigration-driven social shifts & rising nationalism – fueling deep political and cultural divides.
A new era of technological revolution – AI, space exploration, next-gen transport, and 5G reshape the world.
Economic and financial restructuring – The U.S. grapples with an insatiable appetite for risky investments and unsustainable debt, triggering systemic overhauls that redefine its financial landscape.
Environmental policy upheaval – Climate strategies undergo seismic shifts.

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