Financial markets are increasingly disconnected from the real economy, according to investigative journalist Nomi Prins.

Financial markets are increasingly disconnected from the real economy, according to investigative journalist Nomi Prins. Her latest book "Permanent Distortion" reveals how financial systems have created a stark divide between market performance and everyday economic experiences. Prins argues that traditional free market concepts are obsolete, and we're witnessing unprecedented economic transformations. Her analysis suggests ongoing trade tensions and potential social unrest as symptoms of this systemic disconnect. Drawing from her extensive Wall Street experience, including senior roles at Goldman Sachs and Bear Stearns, Prins provides critical insights into global economic trends. Her research highlights how financial markets can thrive amid social and political disruption, while most populations struggle with economic instability.