Lao Cui talks about coins: Europe starts to cut interest rates, and the prelude to the bull market in the coin circle is opened?

After reading the comments of all the coin friends, let's not talk about raising or lowering interest rates again. At present, the only choice given to the Americans is to lower interest rates. How can there be an option to raise interest rates? In fact, according to the current economic performance of the Americans, what they should do most is to cut interest rates in June. Of course, the extent to which the Americans can cut interest rates is not large. According to my personal estimate, it is at most 100-125 points. If it exceeds this range, we will lose to us in the new competition for liquidity. Simply put, it is uncomfortable to cut interest rates, painful not to cut interest rates, and death to raise interest rates. However, everyone's biggest argument is that interest rate cuts will only benefit us. At the same time, everyone also needs to pay attention to our strategic trends. We are still in the process of cutting interest rates. Isn't it wishful thinking that the Americans will continue to raise interest rates to pull us out? There is also a considerable reason for the real estate crisis. The upper level actively seeks to reduce leverage and make transformation. Whether the United States raises or lowers interest rates, it will continue to do so. We don't want the Americans to just give up, but hope that they will withdraw from the hegemony in an orderly manner, recognize the reality, and coexist in a friendly manner.

Therefore, for the overall financial landscape, we must understand that the problems encountered by Europe and the United States are completely different from ours. Our biggest problem is deflation, while the United States has an inflation problem. The United States is under huge inflationary pressure, and the final development is stagflation, while our economy is deflation, with a reduction in demand across the whole society. The common point between the two is that there is no money and there are problems with market circulation. In terms of consumption, we are definitely superior. The most painful point for us is that the biochemical crisis has affected the decline in personal income. If it were not for the biochemical crisis, we might not be as difficult as we are now, but if we have to consume, we can still hold on for a year. The United States will definitely not be able to consume, and if it does not cut interest rates, it will be difficult to pay the interest on the national debt in the later period. The closer it is to the end of the year, the more panic they will be.