politics

It is difficult to manage our assets in financial markets if we do not know the direction in which the global economy is heading.

Yesterday, I laid some groundwork on the global economy, the state of the U.S. dollar, and China’s strategy to counter the petrodollar. Today, I want to clarify the state of the global economy for you so that the reasons behind the growth of financial markets become clearer.And so you can better manage your asset portfolio.

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Signs of an economic crisis are gradually emerging.

Yesterday, Powell mentioned the possibility of one more interest rate cut in 2025, which shocked markets. This suggests the Federal Reserve is concerned about inflation returning to higher levels, while also being unable to risk a recession.

Political issues in Canada, France, Germany, and South Korea have economic roots.

Germany and France, the two largest economies in Europe, are facing stagnation. Germany has not grown since the COVID-19 pandemic, and France’s economy has seen less than 1% annual growth.

Signs of an economic crisis are gradually emerging.

Yesterday, Powell mentioned the possibility of one more interest rate cut in 2025, which shocked markets. This suggests the Federal Reserve is concerned about inflation returning to higher levels, while also being unable to risk a recession.

Political issues in Canada, France, Germany, and South Korea have economic roots.

Germany and France, the two largest economies in Europe, are facing stagnation. Germany has not grown since the COVID-19 pandemic, and France’s economy has seen less than 1% annual growth.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2024/dec/19/germany-france-crisis-next-global-financial-crash

These crises are caused by war, I hope it ends soon