It is not for the first time I do make such statement. While he is not as such on economical basis ... sometimes and its ... coincidently match together on both grounds. The Venezuelan intervention that’s in reality solving almost all political issues applying to US political and immigration issues - accidently will solve the US 2026 election attention as well as on economic grounds applying to world inflation. By stabilization of the political situation in Venezuelan and benefiting the Venezuelans nation upon pumping the Oil - inflation all over the world must fall to intended Central Banks of individual Nation target around 2%. Economists' year-ahead forecasts for 2026 vary considerably, but most expect the key inflation measure to remain at least slightly above the Federal Reserve's target of 2% for at least another year. According to the American bank's forecasts, inflation in most economies around the world should fluctuate around their targets by the end of 2026. In the US and the UK, Goldman Sachs expects core inflation to decline from around 3% currently to less than 2%. World economy has never been this indebted, Global debt jumped +$8 trillion in Q3 2025, to a record $346 trillion. Is this something we have to worry about? and how does this affect the investing landscape? The US job market data quality has almost NEVER been worse, the BLS Current Population Survey response rate, used to estimate the unemployment rate, dropped to 64%, the lowest EVER. By comparison, in the 1990s and 2000s, the rate was above 90%. Arguing others.