The global debt issue has become an invisible crisis in today's world. Although the timing of its eruption is uncertain, the structure is becoming increasingly clear, making it easy to understand the long-term upward trend in the precious metals market. With the transformation of industrial structure during the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the previous situation of being top-heavy and bottom-light will change to both top-heavy and bottom-heavy.
In the current economic environment, global central banks are treading carefully, continuously increasing liquidity to support the new industrial revolution and using precious metals to hedge against risks. This has led to a dual weight in global assets, as everyone bets that they will not be the next economy to collapse, such as the Japanese government, which has the highest debt ratio in the world, with its debt amounting to over 230% of GDP. Therefore, we can conclude that with the increasing burden of debt and the escalating demand for liquidity due to the artificial intelligence industrial revolution, it is only a matter of time before the global financial market is ignited.
Currently, global unicorn companies are also lining up to seek listing pricing, extracting a large amount of liquidity from the capital market, which will only accelerate this process. Under this intertwining of multiple forces, the conditions for triggering a systemic financial crisis are continuously consolidating, and an outbreak seems to be just a matter of time.
Having reviewed numerous analysis reports, no one has proposed a solution, so governments around the world can only gamble on the path of uncontrolled debt expansion, choosing to die with friends rather than live in poverty.
