That became 100,000 euros in 2022

Frankfurt Energy shortages, inflation, interest rate hikes, recession worries – the year 2022 also offered a lot of bad things for the markets, especially due to the war in Ukraine. Bonds, tech stocks and cryptocurrencies have been particularly hard hit.

With the many disappointments behind us, however, the starting position for 2023 has improved. The entry prices are cheaper, the prospects more positive. Inflation is likely to have peaked, at least in the US, and central banks are likely to end their rate hikes in 2023.

Experts like Frank Engels, member of the board of directors of the fund house at Union Investment, believe: “The start of the year remains difficult, but as the year progresses, 2023 will be a better year for opportunity-oriented investments.”

If you want to start the new year in a good position, you first have to understand the past. Where would an investor be who would have placed 100,000 euros in stocks, crypto, bonds or commodities at the beginning of 2022? An overview of tops and flops.

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