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Peter Berezin
@PeterBerezinBCA
In the history of modern finance, no single indicator has done a better job of predicting when the next global recession will start than when the Bank of Japan starts raising rates. Foolproof!
The image is a line graph depicting the Bank of Japan's monetary policy rate from 1990 to 2024. The y-axis represents the interest rate percentage, while the x-axis shows the timeline in years. The graph highlights periods of global recessions with shaded vertical bars, and red circles mark significant points where the Bank of Japan started raising rates, which according to the post text, are predictive of global recessions. The graph visually supports Peter Berezin's claim that the Bank of Japan's rate hikes are a reliable indicator of upcoming global economic downturns. The composition is clear and professional, emphasizing the correlation between the rate changes and economic cycles.
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