The Dax ignores war, sanctions and the turnaround in interest rates? Are you kidding me? Are you serious when you say that!

dealer in Frankfurt

As of now, companies will earn as much in 2022 as in the previous record year.

(Photo: AP)

Russia’s war in Ukraine and military aid to the attacked country are fueling concerns that the war will escalate. But the Dax nervously keeps around 14,000 points without crashing.

The list of crises is much longer: starting with the production and supply chain problems as a result of the sanctions and the corona pandemic that has not yet been defeated. Above all, China’s tough lockdowns in the globally important economic metropolis of Shanghai are severely disrupting world trade.

In addition, there are rapidly rising prices that are causing difficulties for consumers and companies, but also the higher interest rates associated with inflation. They make future credit more expensive and threaten to reduce consumer spending and corporate investment.

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