Increasing trade hostilities and the net withdrawal of central bank liquidity from next year are the main threats to markets.
We use plain language to outline the medium and long term effects of today’s monetary policies on financial markets, the economy, the behavior of market participants and individual freedoms. We show that central banks will have limited policy options when it comes to combatting the next recession. Indeed, there is a good chance the next crash will see a further erosion of market principles, the abolition of cash and a weakening of citizens’ rights.
Read here the whole article: