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对话范艾克CEO：私人信贷、黄金、比特币、印度与ETF崛起之路

我与管理2000亿美元资产的范艾克公司CEO Jan van Eck展开深度对话，探讨私人信贷市场的机遇、黄金作为核心资产的价值、比特币与黄金的对比、印度市场的巨大潜力，以及ETF行业的增长趋势。Jan毫无保留地分享了在当前宏观环境下投资者应关注的市场机会，并剖析了美国国债、社会保障危机和AI对投资决策的深远影响。

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