🚨🚨The Fed may cut interest rates in September, but there are bigger melons than rate cuts🚨🚨
Powell of the Federal Reserve announced that interest rates may be cut in September. However, there may be more far-reaching implications behind this move.
Market rumors say that the United States may adopt more radical monetary policies, such as reducing interest rates to negative values, in order to join the depreciation of the dollar and promote its circulation around the world. Such a strategy may cause a global flood of funds, leading to unprecedented inflation now.
If the Federal Reserve really takes such measures, the logic behind it is also obvious. The size of the U.S. national debt is close to 40 trillion U.S. dollars, and as the debt increases, the possibility of repayment is getting smaller and smaller. By devaluing the dollar, the United States may try to shift the debt burden to the world, which is a strategic consideration.
Although such an approach may damage the credit of the dollar, considering the United States' status as a world military power and the support of its allies, the international status of the dollar may not be greatly affected.
Now the world's financial markets are turbulent, geopolitical tensions are intensifying, cultural conflicts are intensifying, and so on. Anything is very likely to happen. It is better to believe it than not to believe it.
