'Recessions Lie Ahead': Global Liquidity Slowing At Fastest Rate Since 2008
Measures such as the Fed's quantitative tightening would cause the world economy to slow over the next few months, the report claimed
Global liquidity is slowing at its fastest rate since the Global Financial Crisis, according to global research group CrossBorder Capital, as central banks engage in a "twin-tightening" of simultaneously hiking rates and shrinking their balance sheets.
According to CrossBorder Capital, global liquidity has fallen $4trn to $124.1trn since January 2018, with around 80% of central banks running tighter monetary policies. The firm also warned central...
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