It is not necessary to go back to ancient times to understand how the global economies are doing.
Even this week’s data and statements alone show that the situation is deplorable!
I’m not talking about inflation that has reached its peak in 40 years, the manipulative transactions made by bank members before the rate decisions, the fact that they keep them busy with temporary inflation lies, the formation of a robbery market by lowering or raising interest rates.
I am talking about the fact that the real numbers indicate the start of the technical recession, that the way for the suppressed commodities to return to their real values is opened, that those who keep their investments with the truth will win, not those who keep them busy with lies.
Before the Fed, I had warnings that “it could turn a corner, commodities, cryptocurrencies and stock markets may enter an uptrend”. He showed us how much uneasiness and uncertainty has increased, especially from Fed Chairman Jerome Powell’s statements. Evil answers, boredom, we’ll get it done don’t mean anything anymore.
The Fed, which pointed its finger at the market with aggressive interest rate hikes in 2022, may start to cut interest rates in 2023.
Why will it have to lower interest rates?
- The Fed cannot reduce inflation, which has risen to 9.1 percent, by raising interest rates.
- The US economy contracted 0.9 percent in the second quarter. Technically it’s in recession.
- Weekly jobless claims in the US rose to 256 thousand, the highest level since November.
- Inflation in Germany came in at 8.5 percent in July, above expectations, according to the data.
- The gross reserves of the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT) decreased to 98.3 billion dollars.
These are just today’s news.
The recession, the food crisis, the pricing of geopolitical risks haven’t started yet. We will see real prices as of September.
There is a financial crisis in the world, and there is an investor, either hypnotized or not.
Greetings to investors who believed in the truth and took care of their assets…