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We have seen the fastest rate hike cycle ever, an aggressive working away of excess liquidity created by central banks during the lockdown period. For some months now, the tide has been turning and, as the figures show, the money supply in the US is now also slowly increasing. The bond market has done its job or is in the process of easing credit conditions, interest rates are falling and central banks are following suit to maintain the illusion of bond market controllability through their actions. The next wave of inflation is in the making...
Money supply is picking up or the printers have started to go brrrrrrrr?
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Interesting to see the gradual uptick, I can't believe they are folding this soon. Stated and government Inflation numbers just barely got to 2.5%
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Everyone get your rocket 🚀 ready for when BTC responds to all that new liquidity.
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You have to think that a fixed supply of something will definitely go up in terms of it's worth in dollars, due to the fact that the dollar accrues less value, while the fixed supply thing remains the same amount of value, or more (given use cases), through eternity.
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and we cannot forget the elections, they are a tremendous catalyst
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I didn’t log in but the title itself is interesting.
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Slowly increasing...making more debt. Why not let the printers go max speed again?
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Tranquilo... give it time. The credit process needs a warm up phase first
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