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Fears that a global recovery will push inflation continues to hurt Asian stocks on Friday as traders face the fact that interest rates will not stay at record lows forever.The release of vaccines, lower infection rates and the prospect of another stimulus to the U.S. economy have pushed equity markets to all-time or multi-year highs in recent weeks, prompting Focus on long-term trends The rally was supported by a large amount of financial support from central banks around the world, especially the Federal Reserve and massive government spending.But as there is light at the end of the tunnel and people are looking forward to easing social constraints and returning to normal. But the recovery also has its drawbacks.

Focus has shifted from an slot xo optimistic view of the economy to a price increase expected to force central bankers to tighten ultra-loose monetary policies, as well as rising interest rates.With the massive stimulus amid the recovery from COVID-19 shock, investors' attention is focused on the potential impact of rising rates and inflation, ďż˝said Stephen Innes of Axi.Stocks are on the verge of moving from the sweet zone into the danger zone as the Fed rate hikes begin to move into 2022 and the slender ambitious drum still beats the distance.For now, the Fed can store slender pesticides in bottles. Yet, in a world that is rapidly returning to normal as vaccines with additional fiscal stimulation that provide higher rates of rocket fuel against fire, the nearer to a consensus view.

With an increase in equity stemming from the expectation that borrowing costs will be low for the foreseeable future, the market is shaking up uneasy about frothy valuations, adding to selling pressure. Many observers warned that there was a steep path. But necessary, editing may be on the way.Vulnerable assets"The three main indices on Wall Street end in red and Asia, followed by the suit.Hong Kong, Sydney, Seoul and Taipei were down more than 1 percent, while Tokyo, Shanghai, Singapore and Jakarta also had high losses.There are a lot of assets that are priced very low forever," Evan Brown of UBS Asset Management told Bloomberg TV.As soon as you are hinted at the idea that long-term rates will not be zero forever, they will be the most risky assets.However, despite concerns about the higher rates. But Fed officials remain pledged not to move monetary policy until they are confident the economy is strong enough and employment is back where they need it.Eyes remain on Washington, where lawmakers are working through Joe Biden's $ 1.9 trillion stimulus package,

hoping to pass by the end of next month.Demand for another large aid package was highlighted by data showing the unexpected increase in the number of jobless claims in the United States last week, while the previous week's figures were revised.Finance Minister Janet Yellen reaffirmed the need for massive action on Thursday, telling CNBC: ďż˝Having a big package to deal with this pain is very important. The price of doing too little is more than the price of doing great things. Oil prices extended losses on Thursday as some firms have slowed their operations in Texas, which have seen its refineries suffer from the severe cold, while analysts said the turbulent climate had. A tendency to reduce demand because people are at homeThe profiters then took the opportunity to get paid after both contracts rose to their highs in 13 months.Bitcoin returned to $ 51,150, hitting a record high of $ 52,631 on Wednesday.