The path of relying on the central bank to cut interest rates to stimulate economic growth has come to an end. i m f predicted in the global economic outlook released at the end that the global economic growth rate this year will be negative 4.9%.
Among them, the U.S. economy will shrink by percent this year, the Eurozone will shrink by 10.2 percent, and Japan will shrink by 5.8 percent. This year's global economic recession is inevitable.
The European and American interest rates are inexorably low, so in order to solve the problem of recession, printing money has become the best choice. This is the Fed's balance sheet, which is the release this year.
This is the balance sheet of the central banks of Europe, America, China and Japan. This is the water released this year. Normally, if too much water is released, prices will skyrocket, then social turmoil will result, and government credit will go bankrupt.
Just like Zimbabwe, when central banks print money, they are concerned about the inflation rate report, so they will keep an eye on the inflation rate. The Fed’s inflation target is 2%.