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higher inflation that's shown through the CPI data and the

that's I want to keep it short and sweet for this lesson and

mean by this is stocks and more recently there's been a lot of

fully especially in relation to the market cycle. Anyways take

obviously that leads to more spending and investment around

PPI data of course that's price index and producer price index

obviously the next lesson. Guys just take notes understand this

the economy increased spending rather than saving in banks now

investment the equity market is more attractive so what we we

institutional interest through into the crypto market and then

attractive due to the low interest so low return on

definitely keep this in the back of your mind. Now what

you know the prices of the bonds at the time. And in the

then you get the currency that devalues bonds are less

tends to happen just to break this down fully. We've got

third section of the fundamental course we're

little return on investment due to the low interest rates. In

going to be looking at bond market in more details so

program better off than other economies. That's what we're

they tend to be directed toward the equity equity investment

terms of the bond market you particularly you've

market such as stocks since treasury bond investments bring

And that's what the countries who obviously go through the QE

going to be comparing. In terms of investments around the world

particularly got to look at the yield as well. Um understanding

activity and money supply. Well with all of this going on we

hope that there will be high levels of economic activity.

usually means is we're usually in a state of financial crisis

that inflation starts rising with high levels of economic

lower tax rates. Higher amount of asset purchases are also

used to increase money supply. And then what this means is

particularly low especially near zero percent. What this

policies but for fiscal policies that could entail

or recession. Now governments want economic growth. Therefore

In terms of fiscal policies. Of course we've looked at monetary

what we're seeing across the world is interest rates are

these different steps and of course refer back to the market

low interest rates encourage more borrowing for consumers.

you know just tie in perfectly with that. So at the moment

cycle video that we looked at previously because it it will

So to truly unbreak this down we can simply dissect it in all

we'll be looking at the low interest rate environment.

Yes, everyone. Welcome to the next lesson. So, in these next

two lessons, we're going to be looking at the different types

of interest rate environments and in particular for this one,

care and I'll see you in the next video.