The higher open expected for European markets on Monday comes after the pan-EuropeanBut despite the positive end to the trading week, last week was marked by more volatile trading as investors assessed the risks posed by rising inflation and fears of an economic recession.
Central banks around the world have already taken steps to combat inflation which has been driven by rising energy and food costs, driven in no small part by the war in Ukraine. The prospect of more aggressive rate tightening by central banks has spooked markets and stoked fears of a recession, which
Russia defaulted and Putin isn’t doing well, so I hear. All good news. Defeating fascism at home and abroad is worth $5 petro.
Interestingly, free education, which is the most important promoter of progress, was missed at the G7 to implement the plans.
....and there'll be BUGS fer suppah... coming to YOU in all their great positive global momentum... HIGH FUEL COSTS, mortgage getting even higher, CRIME SOARING HIGHER!!! Inflation to STAGFLATION to recession to another GREAT DEPRESSION!!! YEEEEEE HAHHHH!!!