Central banks higher rates will finish wars

[Oneone1]

In the higher rates there is not enough financies to boost wars.
Also there is not enough to keep long positions on oil wheat gas markets with higher rates fiscal situation.
But its too bad for usdt since this liquity was held of blackmarket glencore trades if wars stops it can depegg.
If wars don't stop big instutions like bl vanguard will lose funds only glencore wins not usa.becauase on higher rate no funds for LONG positions.

The truth- our life in world depemds of the markets exchangers long / short even if you can't understood nothing about it the long and short will dictate your life

"Economic truth makes you free understood money and econony u understood politics"

[Mrbuck]

In the higher rates there is not enough financies to boost wars.
Also there is not enough to keep long positions on oil wheat gas markets with higher rates fiscal situation.
But its too bad for usdt since this liquity was held of blackmarket glencore trades if wars stops it can depegg.
If wars don't stop big instutions like bl vanguard will lose funds only glencore wins not usa.becauase on higher rate no funds for LONG positions.

The truth- our life in world depemds of the markets exchangers long / short even if you can't understood nothing about it the long and short will dictate your life

"Economic truth makes you free understood money and econony u understood politics"

It make sense because wall st lose money because of this also it's not time to long oil anymore blackrock want short so its not accepted if both sides hit each other oil fields.

Trump said both of them russia and ukraine need to stop because wall street need to short now all if wars going on they cant short yes now blackrock losing money its a mess

[abhiseshakana]

I think money doesn't stop circulating just because high interest, as long as incentives offered remain attractive, investors will play along. What change when interst rate higher are the level of return demanded by investors, the reduction in leverage, and the allocation of capital becoming far more selective. When interest rates skyrocket, what i will do as investor I will put my money on asset that give profit which can outweigh the current high cost of capital. Higer demanded return is mandatory. I wouldn't think about using debt for investment. I will not spread my investment carelessly, i will choose specific project , commodity or country which truly essential, with commensurate risk and have super profitability.

On war condition, scarcity of energy and foods are really happen and make profit in this sector surged, so because demanded returns is match with rise in commodity price, capital will continue to flow just become more selective. Some risk taker investor think war condition are perfect time to multiple their money. For vanguard and blackrock, money just flowing out of the blackrock portfolio (on paper) shifting towards physical assets controlled by Glencore merely because more fruitfull incentive. I always amaze with market that always finding a way and shortcut to keep informal money circulation flowing. Matter of fact money talking, as long as spreads from international trade (legal or black market) can create profit.

[DrBeer]

The question is, from which perspective should we look at this? For example, a terrorist state with a totalitarian regime will weather this problem quite easily - the economy simply shifts to a "war footing", the "state" takes all resources, and people become full-fledged slaves to the authorities, mere resources that the government uses as it sees fit. And there’s no problem with high interest rates there, because, generally speaking, no market economic laws apply.

For other countries, however, war is a huge problem for the economy.

[GhostOfBitcoin]

I think there’s some hyperbole here regarding how much our livelihoods depend on USDT’s market positioning. While high-interest rates do impede liquidity within markets making maintaining larger long positions more challenging for traders the value of USDT is largely predicated upon trading volumes, regardless if they be found in black markets or otherwise dealing in commodities.

When the dust settles with respect to the current war being waged around us, we can safely assume that normal liquidity levels will once again flow back into these markets. And while this isn’t exactly the most likely scenario to unfold for those engaged in futures markets, it’s highly probable that this won’t prove too great a threat to this particular stablecoin going forward.


With respect to long/short positions maintained at all times within futures markets, this does indeed serve as one means of understanding various economic trends and shifts happening throughout global economies alike but don’t forget that our day-to-day existences are dictated by far more tangible factors such as availability of goods fulfilling market demands, inflationary pressures, and policies established by our respective central banks!

As such, it would behoove us all to take time understanding this intricate dance played out across economic/political landscapes… but let’s try not limit ourselves only focusing on crypto trades?

[Fullbear2222]

In the higher rates there is not enough financies to boost wars.
Also there is not enough to keep long positions on oil wheat gas markets with higher rates fiscal situation.
But its too bad for usdt since this liquity was held of blackmarket glencore trades if wars stops it can depegg.
If wars don't stop big instutions like bl vanguard will lose funds only glencore wins not usa.becauase on higher rate no funds for LONG positions.

The truth- our life in world depemds of the markets exchangers long / short even if you can't understood nothing about it the long and short will dictate your life

"Economic truth makes you free understood money and econony u understood politics"

U mean ? War is LONG and Green ? No War is Short bearish Red?
If so then yes soon wars should be stopped or paused because time for short bearush

[atookz]

High interest rates may increase the cost of debt, but that doesn't necessarily mean wars end. Countries that want to fight a war actually finance it in a variety of ways: taxes, printing money, or incurring long-term debt — not through long commodity positions. The proof is that, despite the skyrocketing of global interest rates since 2022, the Russia-Ukraine war has continued to this day.

One claim is that USDT would depeg if the war stopped, but this isn't true. USDT is backed by cash and T-bills and is not at all reliant on commodity trading of any single entity. If there's any depeg risk, it's about the transparency of Tether's reserves, not war geopolitics.

What makes more sense is what @abhiseshakana said: money doesn't stop flowing just because rates go up — it just becomes more selective. Some institutions may profit from war, as a result of disruptions in supply; not all sectors automatically lose.

[STT]

The current wars are massive loss makers and have no real upside, they are vanity wars engaged by the idle rich is a fair summary.
    Few people would spend their own money, send their own family towards an unnecessary war which achieves no positive for either side and endangers your own country far more then protects any mainstream interest beside oil and gas perhaps.

[Opiate32]

In the higher rates there is not enough financies to boost wars.

I think high interest rates can make war more expensive but not finish wars. Governments can keep financing military deficits, taxes or other sources even when borrowing becomes more expensive. The problem is what happens when interest payments start taking more of the budget and there is less room for other spending.

So for me, higher rates are more of a financial pressure on government than a direct way of ending war. The government may be forced to make harder choices but that does not mean it will choose to stop fighting.