It's interesting to think about where capital goes as global financial centers have turmoil. It's unclear to me whether hong kong or London has larger head winds in dealing with their instability in the next few years: HK seems to be likely to come to a clear resolution with respect to china quite quickly, but the relationship between London and the EU are likely to be in turmoil for quite some time.

I don't have a lot of cash savings, I'm generally quite LONG on smallholder African farmers, but I think if I was going to put money anywhere right now it would be into a mixture of the Nikkei, FTSE (singapore), Dubai, and KOSPI (korea) indexes. I think all of Japan's problems are understood and priced in. Japan and Korea have the advantage of both tending towards matrix organizations (Toyota and Nissan are both unusually resilient to tariffs) and Singapore and Dubai have the advantage of being financial hubs with nothing going on.