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affects a certain type of
currency. Anyways guys take

we are in in the economy and
then you can assume how that

and then actually understand
what point in the cycle we are

right now what's happening and
then of course look at all your

then of course that's when
inflation starts to kick in you

economic stimulation lots of
economic economic activity and

characteristics obviously I've
listed here take note of them

other factors but anyways guys
that's it for the economic

mean sorry when there's low
interest rates there's a lot of

cycle definitely search this up
any graphs you can see the

there's not much economic
activity happening and no I

at. Now when there's too much
expansion as I've said here as

eventually need to slow down
the economic expansion

spectrum when they be when
interest rates become low

and then of course the downfall
of the economy on the opposite

increasing. So that's something
that central banks have to look

employment, everything like
that. Inflation is also

overheating is what economists
call it. Interest rates are

this is a very dangerous stage
that we're going to be looking

to ask you where are these
areas? Where are interest rates

the economy grows more and more
and accumulates more and more

debt also money supply
increases as well. Now if I was

at when the yield curve inverts
or you know remains flat that's

economic stimulation. This
affects production, GDP,

increased to slow down the
economic expansion. Each time

Now when there's too much
expansion or so-called

being increased? Where they
being decreased? Need to

they become low, more
participants are likely to take

loans due to the low interest
rates. Therefore increasing

the next few lessons. But how
does this consistently happen?

whatever it may be. Hence why
businesses are not as active.

when you know we we're going to
get into that in more detail in

employment and every other
factor that we've looked at.

Now think about it logically in
terms of interest rates. When

great either. Interest rates
are very high so not much

then of course the yield yield
curve remains flat as well. And

then the final stage that we
look at is the early recession.

the economy starts to you know
to boom again as it once was in

previous stage where we had the
earlier recovery this is where

otherwise you'll get factors
happening like hyperinflation

the late recovery industrial
production is quite low

interest rates start rising as
well so you know the central

banks will have to increase
interest rates because they

well or also known as overheat
that's when bank the central

Sometimes even negative. And
then yield curve is very steep

banks they have to they have to
take action against all that

just got to understand this
cycle where we are in the world

consumer expectations and
interest rates but of course

earlier recovery. So that's the
point where the economy starts

of them points as well. Then
after the recession we get the

late recovery where consumer
expectations drop industrial

world you would see between
zero and 0. 2 5percent.

rise. Industrial production
also increases. Interest rates

at this point as well. Then
after that you get the late

are at complete lows so near 0
percent. Usually around the

refer back to this lessons once
you have a proper understanding

getting back to how it was you
know GDP's increasing, more

at this. This is the expansion
stage right? When the economy's

understand that in terms of the
economic cycle. So let's look

many people are taking loans.
Um you know business loans or

economic activity. Not many
people are borrowing money. Not

And then the yield curve
flattens or can even invert and

So consumer expectations are at
the lowest. Industrial

production is very bad so you
can expect GDP to not be too

inflation that is happening in
this earlier recovery stage and

usually see in a recession is
GDP retracts after two

you know as long as 10 years
but typically lasts around five

increasing, everything like
that, GDP so an economic cycle

years So the first stage that
we're going to be looking at is

economies are always growing,
money supplies always

cycle you get a you know growth
in the economy hence why

usually lasts around five years
more recently they've lasted

positive wave so after every
market cycle and every economic

production is neutral or flat
so in comparison to the

going to be getting on to yield
curves and of course all the

improving with a rising GDP.
Then consumer expectations

see you know too much recovery
and the economy starts to slow

just as a brief look at the
economic cycle this is what you

down again that's early
recession so as you can see the

recovery is the bottom in area
then of course you get that

a recession. So the
characteristics that you'd

expectations drop and yield
curves remain normal. So we're

consecutive quarter readings.
Interest rates fall. Consumer

economy moves in waves and
usually it's a progressive and

comes to fundamentals it's the
basic understanding of where we

lessons that you need to
understand especially when it

we're going to be looking at
the economic cycle and to be

Yes hello everyone welcome to
the next video so in this one

care and I'll see you in the
next video.

growth the late recovery and
then as soon as you start to

usually have first stage would
be recession then earlier

are in the economic cycle and
what that usually entails so

fair this is honestly one of
the most important and core