An exploration of China's financial market risks based on global inflation in the post-epidemic era
The global economy is shrouded in the shadow of the black swan incident and the gray rhinoceros incident.COVID-19,the epidemic of monkeypox;Continued blocked supply chain and international transportation;The regional energy crisis and food crisis caused by the Russian-Ukrainian war have intensified;OPEC's ambiguous attitude towards increasing energy supply;Governments that keep raising interest rates and weak global currencies are pushing up inflation.And since March this year:the merger of UBS and Credit Suisse;The crisis of American banking continues to ferment,and nearly 190 banks are facing structural risk impact;Negotiations between the White House and the House of Representatives on the US debt ceiling are still deadlocked,and the haze of debt default is hanging over the market.Under this structure,the China market is also facing many problems.