Analysts Consider The Possibility Of Central Banks Sparking A Global Recession

The current forex market continues to be rattled by the increased volatility of various currencies. As inflation rates and prices for various commodities continue to skyrocket, the forex market continues to struggle. Currency pairs continue to decline or stagnate, with none of them showing any possibility to grow during this bearish market.

Unfortunately, due to the current state that various financial markets are in, the possibility of a global recession is increasing exponentially. In fact, various analysts are starting to speculate if the central banks themselves will be responsible for sparking a global recession.

One of the reasons why many analysts are speculating that central banks will cause the global recession is because of the policies that they are setting up and the way that they are likely to suffer in the long run.

Waiting for Inflation Reports from Different Countries

The first thing that analysts are currently waiting for is inflation reports from different countries. The five major countries that people are looking forward to are New Zealand, China, the UK, Japan, Eurozone, and Canada. analysts believe that these countries will all play a major role in the global recession.

It is no coincidence either that all of these countries also happen to be some of the biggest economies in the world.

But even though many have yet to make their inflation reports for the third quarter public, name China, other countries are simply getting later. New Zealand was possibly the only country that managed to make its report on time. And to the surprise of many, it turned out to be a lot hotter than they expected.

Interest Rates Continue to rising

One of the biggest contributing factors to the global recession is the rise in interest rates throughout various developed countries. In fact, all of the countries mentioned above will not stop increasing their interest rates any time soon. And as they continue to raise interest rates financial markets around the world continue to struggle to make any meaningful gains.

Most investors are simply holding on to see when the markets will hit rock bottom so they can start investing again. By withholding their funds, investors are also doing serious damage to the markets as well, but they don’t want to face the brunt of the falling prices.

Only Japan Stands Out

Out of all the countries mentioned above, Japan tends to stand out in its forex policy. As the yen reaches the lowest point against the dollar in decades, the finance chief will be staying away from making any unnecessary changes to the forex market.

Therefore, its interest rates have continued to stay at a manageable pace, which has allowed its stocks and other financial markets to improve.