Globalization has promoted the development of financial markets and improved the liquidity and circulation speed of funds. However, the instability of the financial market and the financial crisis have had a great impact on different countries. Financial shock and foreign exchange risk have become an important obstacle to international trade and economic interaction, which challenges the globalization of capital power.
Financial globalization reflects the interdependence between different countries. A country's economic expansion needs resources and market support from other countries. In the process of financial globalization, developed countries can maximize profits with the help of cross-border financial resources, and also need to cooperate with other countries to maintain economic and financial stability. Although globalization has different effects on different countries, it is also necessary to eliminate various forms of inequality and seek international cooperation and common development.