A new financial crisis is projected to take place with triggers listed as equity prices; debt markets; banking system failures; changes in liquidity conditions; currency volatility; a weakness in global economic activity; a loss of faith in policy makers and political stress. While it has been noted in a report by the Bank of International Settlements, that a single factor will not trigger a new financial crisis, a sudden rise of weakness from a few of these areas could easily lead to an global economic slowdown. The current situation can be described as follows: 1.
A new financial crisis is projected to take place with triggers listed as equity prices; debt markets; banking system failures; changes in liquidity conditions; currency volatility; a weakness in global economic activity; a loss of faith in policy makers and political stress. While it has been noted in a report by the Bank of International Settlements, that a single factor will not trigger a new financial crisis, a sudden rise of weakness from a few of these areas could easily lead to an global economic slowdown. Inconsistency and uncertainty in the current political climate exacerbate each of these triggers further while voters turn to political extremes for representation.