Munich The signs for the still young stock market year are bad. The global economy shows clear recessive tendencies, the central banks are holding out the prospect of further interest rate hikes, and the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank will shrink their balance sheets by a total of 110 billion US dollars per month from the spring. An exciting capital market environment that will present us with challenges in 2023.
However, the capital markets were able to shake off these negative influences for the time being and started the new stock market year positively at the beginning of this week. Bond yields fell in the first few trading days due to lower inflation rates and led to rising prices.
Gold and silver were also able to benefit from the euphoria at the beginning of the year. The same applies to the globally important share indices, which started with positive signs despite the negative factors mentioned.
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