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