Tag: Corporate profits
High corporate profits are driving inflation in the euro area
European Central Bank in Frankfurt am Main The profits of companies in the euro area have risen sharply recently. (Photo: dpa) Frankfurt Inflation in the euro area is falling, but…
Looking to new record highs, investors should look beyond interest rates and inflation
Frankfurt Stock Exchange A stock trader watches his monitors on the trading floor of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. (Photo: dpa) At first glance, the development is astonishing: With the global…
“Far too optimistic” – Why the profit forecasts of many corporations are an illusion
chemical, automotive and aerospace industries According to Commerzbank strategist Andreas Hürkamp, business analysts are “much too optimistic”. Dusseldorf The war in Ukraine, expensive energy and a lack of semiconductors threaten…
“Far too optimistic” – Why the profit forecasts of many corporations are an illusion
Dusseldorf The war in Ukraine, expensive energy and a lack of semiconductors threaten to stall the economy. Likewise, the rising interest rates and tough corona restrictions in China. Nevertheless, domestic…
“Far too optimistic” – Why the profit forecasts of many corporations are an illusion
Airbus factory in Hamburg The group wants to deliver 720 aircraft this year. In the first half of the year it was probably only 300. (Photo: imago images/Jochen Eckel) Dusseldorf…
A cold winter threatens the markets
Dealers in New York The high gas prices are threatening the global economy and massively unsettling investors. (Photo: Reuters) “Mourir pour Dantzig?” This controversial question, this catchphrase, was circulated in…
Equity markets: no spring crash 2.0
Stock exchange in Frankfurt Main A new stock market crash like the one in spring 2020 is unlikely. (Photo: dpa) The Dax has lost around 1000 points since its record…
Investors have to expect fluctuations
Dax board In the past quarter, the rally on the stock exchanges took a break. (Photo: dpa) Frankfurt The investment professionals agree on one point: the stock markets will probably…