Aug 3, 2021
Which factors are being looked at to signal that a negative interest rate environment is ahead of us? What does the state of the current financial market reveal to us? Why's the likelihood of interest rates rising to pre-GFC times slim to none? Nathan lays out the facts and the undeniable truth of what's happening in the current financial markets and explains in detail why he believes negative interest rates are here to stay.
Episode notes:
Negative interest rates explained (2:15)
Why interest rates are unlikely to return back to pre-GFC times (6:15)
Case study: United Kingdom (11:00)
The inevitable currency collapse (13:00)
Nathan's prediction on Australia's economy (16:00)
Theory: The fight against deflation (18:10)
Case study: European central banks lowered interest rates to -0.1% in June 2014 (20:30)
Banking systems around the globe started to collapse (21:30)
Who are the winners and losers in this? (23:25)
Will interest rates go up? (26:15)
What will happen when the whole financial system implodes? (26:37)
Should I save money? (27:15)
Is now the right time to pay down your mortgage? (28:20)
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