The current developments and challenges relating to energy are also setting the financial market in motion. While Europe has to secure the energy supply, at the same time the energy transition is to be promoted through the expansion of wind and solar power.
But what does a short-term energy transition and independence from Russia in terms of energy policy mean for the German economy and how is this reflected on the stock market?
Answer at the next episode of Investment Live, an investor initiative of the Handelsblatt in cooperation with Deutsche Bank on July 14 from 6 p.m NTV stock exchange presenter Katja Dofel, Handelsblatt senior editor Hans-Jürgen Jakobs, chief investment strategist at Deutsche Bank Ulrich Stephan and Ute Wolf, chief financial officer at Evonik, your questions about this Investment and energy theme.
In the in-depth session starting at 7 p.m., we will focus on yours this time Investor questions about the geopolitical situation. Together we would like to discuss how investors can counter the geopolitical uncertainties and which questions are currently on your mind. Mathias Brüggmann, International Correspondent of the Handelsblatt, gives exciting reports from abroad, especially Eastern Europe, and classifies the current geopolitical developments.
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