What will happen to the water price released by the global central bank?

As the epidemic has caused serious damage to the global economy, many governments have chosen to invest in the market. So what will happen to house prices if central banks around the world release water? What do we need to see?

What will happen to the water price of global central banks?

If the global central bank releases water, the trend of housing prices is likely to be polarized, that is, housing prices in big cities will rise, while housing prices in small cities will fluctuate or fall. Generally speaking, when the global central bank starts to release water, it means that the financial crisis is being staged all over the world, so some investors will buy houses in big cities to preserve their value, and some investors will sell properties in some small cities in order to maintain their cash flow, thus forming polarization.

In traditional investment, the rise in house prices is due to the double influence of changes in supply and demand and the release of water by the central bank, so if the global central bank releases water here, the market will theoretically rise. But in essence, the global central bank must have a premise that the global economy is weakening and deteriorating, and the central bank must use water to deal with it. In this regard, we need to assess the indirect impact of the crisis on housing prices.

To sum up, this is the trend of housing prices after the global central bank released water.