The current monetary system needs an increase in money supply accompanied by an increase in debt to prevent collapse due to a liquidity crisis.
When the money supply increases, the value of the currency falls, creating an environment for interest rate cuts (government bond interest rate reduction -> policy interest rate reduction) leading to inflation and interest rate reduction.
Therefore, in order to prevent financial depletion, the central bank needs an accurate interest rate that matches the value of the currency, and it must move in accordance with the appropriate interest rate trend line in the picture to push the interest rate to zero, which is the theoretical financial depletion rate.
Currently, interest rates have risen to 5% due to surplus liquidity due to the exchange rate due to the strong dollar (80->100) in 2015, and it has been possible to suppress prices. However, due to the limitations of euro tightening that supports the strong dollar, the dollar is about to turn into full-fledged weakness. Due to the reduction of surplus liquidity due to the weak dollar exchange rate, a cut in government bond interest rates and policy interest rates to prevent a liquidity crisis is ahead. For this reason, as shown in the picture, There is no choice but to converge on the 1% interest rate trend line.
The problem is that there is no justification for an interest rate cut in an environment of rising oil prices.
If we go back to 2020
What was the basis for unlimited quantitative easing, government bond interest rate cuts, and policy interest rate cuts at that time?
It was an “economic recession caused by a pandemic,” a non-traditional monetary policy environment.
As a result, the current monetary policy environment is a time when recession materials similar to a non-traditional “pandemic” that is heterogeneous in name will emerge.
1) Natural disaster
2) Factors that could lead to a situation like a pandemic (causing astronomical financial problems; the actual likelihood is low)
3) Widespread large-scale spread of the Middle East war
4) Political shock material that can have a significant impact around the world
5) Etc….
What do you think are the ingredients for an upcoming interest rate cut in a strong inflation situation?
(원문)
지금의 화폐시스템은 유동성위기로인한 붕괴를 예방하기위해서 부채증가를 수반하는 통화공급량증가가 필요합니다.
통화공급량이 증가하면 화폐가치가하락하면서 인플레이션과 이자율감소의 금리인하환경(국채금리인하->정책금리인하)이 만들어집니다.
따라서, 중앙은행이 재정적인 고갈을 방지하려면 화폐가치에 맞는 정확한 이자율이 필요하고 그림상 적정금리추세라인에 맞게 움직여야 이론적인 재정적고갈금리인 제로금리까지 끌고갈수있습니다.
지금 2015년 달러강세(80->100)로인한 환율에 따른 잉여유동성때문에 금리가 5% 까지 상승했고 물가억제가 가능했지만 달러강세를 보조하는 유로긴축의 한계상황으로 인해서 달러는 본격적인 약세전환을 앞두고있고 달러약세환율에따른 잉여유동성의 축소로인해서 유동성위기를 예방하기위한 국채금리인하와 정책금리인하흐름을 앞두고있고 이때문에 그림상, 적정금리추세라인 1%금리수렴을 할수밖에 없다는것입니다.
문제는 유가상승환경에서의 금리인하 명분이 없다는것입니다.
다시 2020년으로 돌아가 보면
그당시 무제한 양적완화와 국채금리인하및 정책금리인하의 근거가 무엇일까요?
바로 비전통적인 통화정책환경인 "펜데믹에 따른 경기침체"였다는것입니다.
결과적으로 지금 의 통화정책환경은 명분상 이질적인 비전통적인 "펜데믹"과 유사한 경기침체 재료가 나올시기라는것입니다.
1) 자연재해
2) 펜데믹과 비슷한 재료 (천문학적 재정적문제를 야기하기때문에 확률이 낮다)
3)중동전쟁의 더넓은범위의 대규모 확산
4) 전세계에 큰영향력을 줄수있는 정치적인 충격재료
5) 기타등등....
여러분들은 강력한 인플레이션상황에서 다가올 금리인하의 재료가 무엇이라고생각하십니까?













