Here's the real problem: if major developed economies start dismantling central-bank independence, the ripple effects will hit emerging markets hard. These markets don't have the same institutional cushion that developed economies do. One wrong move on monetary policy in the West, and you're looking at capital flight, currency pressures, and market instability spreading across emerging economies. It's not just economic theory—it's a serious gamble with real consequences for global financial stability.
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FallingLeaf
· 6h ago
Developed countries have compromised the independence of their central banks, and we're the first to suffer because we don't have such a solid financial foundation.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 6h ago
Basically, when developed countries play with fire, it’s us emerging markets that get burned. These game rules have never been fair.
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LidoStakeAddict
· 6h ago
That's exactly what I've been saying all along. Developed countries play with fire, and emerging markets suffer. Very true.
Here's the real problem: if major developed economies start dismantling central-bank independence, the ripple effects will hit emerging markets hard. These markets don't have the same institutional cushion that developed economies do. One wrong move on monetary policy in the West, and you're looking at capital flight, currency pressures, and market instability spreading across emerging economies. It's not just economic theory—it's a serious gamble with real consequences for global financial stability.