The next global crisis is underway
Some might hope that the world is on its way out of the Covid-19 crisis, though it's still hard to determine, now would be a good time to start the macroeconomic clean-up work, as several tough pills need to be digested before the next crisis.
German economy – still no revolution
The general election to the German parliament will take place on the 26th September, though this time, Chancellor Angela Merkel is not running for re-election. Will it make a significant difference to Germany's economic policy in the future?
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Investors should never forget crude oil
The oil price is rising steadily again and many indications point towards further price increases, which might be a new challenge for investors.
ECB and the negative real interest rate
Global inflation continues to rise and the financial markets have already responded, but the ECB remains unresponsive, so the 10th June will be a particularly exciting day for investors.
U.S. Dollar in the inflation storm
The huge focus on inflation also leads to a big discussion about the direction of the US dollar, including whether the American currency will simply tumble.
No Easter egg for investors this year
During the first quarter, global stock markets ended up surviving the prospect of a worldwide rising inflation, but the pressure on investors is not immediately easing.
The battle about the bond market
The nervousness in the financial markets has gone up in the global financial markets due to rising inflation, rising long-term interest rates, and a pressured stock market, but the situation is under control- at least right now.