For an entire generation, the global economy has been propped up by an almost invisible force. A silent, steady bid that kept interest rates low, mortgages cheap, and government borrowing seemingly limitless. But according to financial strategist Peter Grandich of Peter Grandich & Company, this “invisible bid” is vanishing in real time, and its disappearance is set to send seismic shockwaves across the developed world. In a recent, eye-opening interview with Daniela Cambone, Grandich laid bare the profound implications of Japan’s monumental shift away from its three-decade-long role as the world’s de facto “money printer.” For thirty years, Japan has…
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