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The current trajectory suggests an increasingly multipolar world, with Asia emerging as a central hub of independent economic activity. Governments recognize the strategic necessity to mitigate risks from Western dominance by fostering intra-regional trade, developing local financial infrastructure, and establishing new trade alliances free from U.S. influence.
This evolving landscape signifies a fundamental transformation in global economic governance. As countries continue to decouple from traditional Western financial and trade networks, the future points toward a more balanced, resilient, and diverse global economic order—though this transition will undoubtedly entail significant geopolitical shifts and challenges ahead.