The data from the “beautiful country” looks like it’s being fabricated to look strong, but the money is already ready to withdraw? Many people are still watching the “beautiful country’s” March employment data, thinking the economy is strong. But in the eyes of the big players, this set of data is actually—“strong on the surface, hollow in reality.” Why do we say that? Employment numbers look like they’re rising, but the number of people actually working is decreasing, and the labor force is shrinking—showing that the economic foundation is getting weaker. This isn’t growth; it’s “false prosperity.” More importantly—external shocks have already arrived. The war is affecting the real economy: Inflation: already starting to rise (oil prices are the most obvious) Consumption: will gradually weaken next Businesses: investment and hiring will start to tighten These impacts won’t explode immediately, but will be passed down wave after wave.