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As Fed Balance Sheet and Interest Rates “Normalize,” So Too Must Inflated Asset Bubble Prices

Macroliquidity has stopped growing and is on the verge of contraction. Meanwhile, world central bank liquidity has been in a declining trend since the second quarter of 2018. Bear markets commenced around the world then. The US lagged, but is quickly catching up. With the trends in place, not only will the Fed normalize its balance sheet and interest rates, but inflated asset prices will also go back to normal. The question is where that is.

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