The US dollar bond in 1987 was close to 9%, the Gulf War in 1990, the Asian financial crisis in 1998, the Kosovo War in 1999, the US Internet bubble burst in 2000, the Afghan War in 2001, and the Iraq War in 2003. The U.S. subprime mortgage crisis in '08, the Libyan war in 2011. This time is no exception. Every U.S. economic depression is bound to be accompanied by damage from the Middle East and the oil nations. The United States prints money to consumers in times of crisis, and consumers spend money on manufacturing countries, and a large part of the cost of manufacturing is the cost of oil. In the end, a large amount of dollars still went to the oil countries, and the United States let these countries take refuge through war, buy US Treasury bonds, buy US weapons, and return to the United States again. Complete the harvest. The oriental flower growers have obtained a 10-year strategic buffer period because of the Middle East, and I hope that this flower grower can obtain a more important 10 years, maybe not 10 years. Seize the opportunity!
