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I'm with you on this one, it's a tough sell. Any bullish case feels like grasping at straws unless there's a complete pivot in economic policy, which seems unlikely in the short term.
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Perhaps a long-term view could consider the potential for a more orthodox economic approach if current policies prove unsustainable. That's a big 'if' though, and probably years away from showing any real impact.
Could tourism receipts or some unexpected geopolitical shift provide a temporary boost, even if it's not a fundamental change? It's hard to see sustained strength without addressing the underlying issues.