Russian President Vladimir Putin is seen on a TV screen at the stock market in Frankfurt, Germany, on February 25. Photo: AP
Russian President Vladimir Putin is seen on a TV screen at the stock market in Frankfurt, Germany, on February 25. Photo: AP
Anthony Rowley
Opinion

Opinion

Macroscope by Anthony Rowley

Don’t expect a Ukraine truce to inspire a stock market ‘relief rally’ – inflation, slowing growth will see to that

  • Investors should not expect any relief in a world veering towards recession, or worse, and where central banks have largely ended the flow of easy money
  • Any unexpectedly early end to the war will not fix rising inflation, supply chain disruptions or reduced business confidence

Russian President Vladimir Putin is seen on a TV screen at the stock market in Frankfurt, Germany, on February 25. Photo: AP
Russian President Vladimir Putin is seen on a TV screen at the stock market in Frankfurt, Germany, on February 25. Photo: AP
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