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    One Week To Go: Don’t Miss The 2025 World Economic Conference

    Team_NationalNewsBriefBy Team_NationalNewsBriefNovember 14, 2025 World Economy No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The countdown is nearly over — one week from now starts the 2025 World Economic Conference (WEC)!

    Hosted by Martin Armstrong and Armstrong Economics, the WEC brings together thinkers, investors, policymakers, and attendees from over 30 countries to uncover where the world economy is truly headed.

    If you haven’t secured your ticket yet, it’s not too late — and now, you can attend from anywhere in the world with our Virtual Ticket Option.

    Why Attend the WEC — In Person or Online

    • Exclusive economic forecasts from Martin Armstrong

    • Deep insights into the Economic Confidence Model (ECM) — the same model that has never been wrong in predicting major turning points

    • Analysis on capital flows, inflation, debt, and geopolitics for 2025 and beyond

    • Access to presentations and recordings (virtual attendees included!)

    • Connect and learn from attendees worldwide who share a passion for truth and financial understanding

    Whether you’re joining us live or tuning in virtually, you’ll gain a front-row seat to the most important discussions shaping our global future.

    As Martin Armstrong often says:
    “You don’t have to agree with me — just follow the model. It’s never been wrong.”

    Don’t wait — secure your virtual or in-person ticket today by visiting the Events page on ArmstrongEconomics.com.

    The 2025 World Economic Conference only happens once a year — and this year’s insights could be the most important yet.



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