
Discussion about energy prices, inflation and interest rate changes with experts
Friedhelm Tilgen discusses with Matthias Hüppe (HSBC) and Sven Klünder the effects of inflation, rising interest rates and energy prices on the stock markets as well as strategies for portfolio protection in volatile times.
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The current economic conditions are characterized by high inflation, rising interest rates and energy prices.
Energy prices are exploding, inflation is rising and interest rates are rising. A dangerous mix for the stock markets.
How long can the stock markets withstand the headwinds? And how can investors protect their portfolio or even benefit from strong price fluctuations? Friedhelm Tilgen discusses this with Matthias Hüppe from HSBC and the finfluencer Sven Klünder.

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