
Diskussion über die Jahresendrally an den Finanzmärkten
Friedhelm Tilgen diskutiert mit Nicolai Tietze von Morgan Stanley und Daniel Saurenz über die Marktlage nach den US-Zwischenwahlen und die Aussichten auf eine mögliche Jahresendrally angesichts von Inflation und Zinsanstiegen.
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Die Märkte wurden zuletzt durch Energiepreise, Inflation und Zinsentscheidungen belastet.
Explodierende Energiepreise, hohe Inflation, steigende Zinsen und nicht zuletzt die US-Zwischenwahlen haben die Märkte in den vergangenen Wochen in Unruhe versetzt.
Wie sieht es jetzt aus, nachdem the Midterms durchgestanden sind? Ob Anleger in diesem Jahr mit einer Jahresendrally rechnen können, darüber diskutiert Friedhelm Tilgen mit Nicolai Tietze von Morgan Stanley und Daniel Saurenz von Saurenz & Partner.

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