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Robert Kiyosaki has forecasted a potential global financial meltdown in the wake of Japan’s decision to terminate its longstanding carry trade. He warns that this could trigger a worldwide collapse in the realms of real estate, stocks, and employment.What Happened: Kiyosaki, the author of the best-selling book “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” has expressed apprehension about the possible global repercussions of Japan’s decision to conclude its carry trade that has been in place for decades.In a post on X on Sunday, Kiyosaki suggests that this alteration in Japan’s monetary policy could set off a global financial meltdown, affecting real estate prices, stocks, and employment. He posits thatthe unwinding of these tradesmight already be in progress, having begun during the Thanksgiving period.Kiyosaki also cautions about the potential influence of artificial intelligence on employment, forecasting widespread job losses that could further destabilize real estate values.His warning is issued in the mid

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