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Nowadays, if we want to make money, we should focus on timing and value. Let's take a look at the global economic situation 👇
1. The global economy is slowing down, and it is unbalanced.
After 2023, the global economy's rise momentum continues to decline. Despite the continuous recovery of the global Supply Chain, the production prosperity gradually declines, and the role of domestic demand in driving the economy weakens. In terms of regions, it mainly presents a pattern of 'strong US and Japan, weak Europe and emerging economies in Asia-Pacific' in terms of rise. Looking ahead, the world economy is expected to rise at a slow pace over the next five years, with the entire world economy in a state of extreme uncertainty and extreme fragility.
2. The politicization of international trade relations, and the slowing growth of global trade
In recent years, global trade has been heavily politicized, with some Western developed economies increasingly inclined to view international economic and trade relations from the perspective of geopolitics and national security, advocating economic security threats at home and abroad. The intensification of great power games is a long-term trend, and some countries will continue to take a series of trade restrictions to protect their domestic markets. However, this protectionist tendency has made the trade environment more complex and uncertain, exacerbated the risk of global trade frictions, and hindered the development of global trade.
3. Strong inflation resilience, high interest rate time may exceed expectations
Government intervention in the economy, frequent geopolitical conflicts, and increasing unfavorable supply factors such as anti-globalization have reduced the space for the Fed to cut interest rates in the short term, which means that this round of inflation will last longer. High inflation corresponds to high interest rates, which brings huge pressure to the global economy. With the tightening global financial conditions and the sluggish trade, the impact of declining confidence of enterprises and consumers