Bank's Predictions for the Future

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Experts at the bank have made predictions that have been both accurate and inaccurate. While some predictions missed the mark, others were close to being correct. The bank explores the uncertain future and the potential problems that new technologies may bring.

Experts at the bank have made the predictions as ‘consensus-smashing forecasts’ that would ‘send shockwaves through the markets’ – but onlyWhile some of their predictions have been miss – like how billionaires did not fund a trillion-dollar Manhattan Project for energyand the UK did not hold an ‘UnBrexit’ referendum this year – others have been really close to being a hit.Saxo predicted that a country would agree to ban all meat production by 2030.

Although not in its entirety, in November, Italy banned the production and sale of cultivated meat. Saxo also predicted French President Emmanuel Macron would resign this year. Although Macron did not resign, a large portion of the country called for it. Widespread protests of over a million people erupted in France at the beginning of the year against France’s pension reform. Throughout this, Macron facedThe bank said that the pandemic disrupted the old normal, with many hoping for a return to it. However, the road ahead seems uncertain, and new technologies may create new problems. Their predictions explore this uncertain futur

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