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The global economy is faced with a   synchronized slowdown   as central bank ammunition to fight the next global recession is limited.   Monetary authorities across the world have slashed interest rates 80 times over the last 12 months and printed upwards of $1 trillion over four months to counter the slowdown.  The only apparent solution central bankers have offered is a liquidity-fueled massive stock market melt-up   across the world that rivals the end years of the Dot Com bubble (and the liquidity-fueled meltup around Y2K). These unelected officials have also provided forward guidance on how an epic V-shape recovery in the real economy is imminent.  The only problem today that market watchers like ourselves have noticed – is that  traditional monetary policy has had a challenging time stimulating growth in developed and emerging economies.  Data from  Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis  (CPB) showed Friday that  global trade volume continued to contract in November,  m