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End of 40-Year Low Rates: Stablecoins Reshape Global Finance

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Table of Contents Eight Structural Forces Driving Rates Higher Bank of Korea: Preparing for Liftoff into a Higher Rate... The Stablecoin Revolution: From Crypto Safe Haven to Gl... China-Japan Dynamics and Korea's Geoeconomic Positionin... End of 40-Year Low Rates: Stablecoins Reshape Global Finance Published: June 6, 2026 | By Korean Markets Analyst Bloomberg Economics just made a declaration that should be on every investor's radar and in every portfolio manager's strategic review: the 40-year era of low interest rates has definitively ended. In their new book "Money Shock," a sweeping analysis of the global macroeconomic landscape, the authors present a comprehensive and compelling case that the secular decline in interest rates — a trend that defined global financial markets from the early 1980s through the COVID-19 pandemic — has not only stopped but has decisively reversed. The implications for asset prices, portfolio construction, and mo...

End of 40-Year Low Rates: Stablecoins Reshape Global Finance

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End of 40-Year Low Rates: Stablecoins Reshape Global Finance Published: June 5, 2026 | By Korean Markets Analyst Bloomberg Economics just made a declaration that should be on every investor's radar and in every portfolio manager's strategic review: the 40-year era of low interest rates has definitively ended. In their new book "Money Shock," a sweeping analysis of the global macroeconomic landscape, the authors present a comprehensive and compelling case that the secular decline in interest rates — a trend that defined global financial markets from the early 1980s through the COVID-19 pandemic — has not only stopped but has decisively reversed. The implications for asset prices, portfolio construction, and monetary policy are profound and, in my view, not yet fully priced into financial markets. I read an advance copy of "Money Shock" ahead of its official publication, and I have to be honest: the evidence the authors present is remarkably difficul...