The inflation rate in Germany was 5.2 percent in November 2021, which means it has risen for the sixth time in a row and in November it reached its highest level so far in 2021. Economists and investment strategists largely agree: inflation will last longer this year than assumed a few months ago.
So the central banks are under pressure. The European Central Bank and the US Federal Reserve have therefore already announced changes.
In the current episode, we will clarify what the high inflation rates mean for investors and how far Europe is from the next euro crisis with our politics editor Martin Greive and our finance editor Frank Wiebe.
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