Does high inflation mean an increase in interest rates?

We had a high reading last week inflation and a further rise in inflation expectations. We also got a signal that the Fed is going to a big start, saying that there is nothing to be afraid of (inflation) and that the reprinting policy will continue. How will this affect the financial markets? Can high inflation further stimulate the bull market on the global stock markets, or are we approaching its end?

High inflation scares the markets

We invite you to the Monday webinar with the Chief Economist XTB Przemysław Kwiecień, PhD, in which we will tell you, the impact of inflation on stock markets, and gold i silver.

• The price of gold rises - FED he does not see inflation ...
• Weaker sales figures from China are fueling increases on the wave of hopes for greater stimulation
• Elon Musk is shaking the cryptocurrency market
• Huge increases in emission rights (EMISS)

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In addition, due to the very dynamic situation in the world, additional ones will be made available video reports on the impact of the coronavirus on the global economy, market analysis precious metals.

About the host

Dr Przemysław Kwiecień - Chief economist X-Trade Brokers. Doctor of Economics at the University of Warsaw, graduate of the University of Warsaw and London Metropolitan University (MSc). Holder of the prestigious CFA certificate. He has been working for XTB since 2007, previously he gained experience as an advisor to the Minister of Finance, Mirosław Gronicki, and an economist at Bank Millennium. At XTB, he manages the Analysis Department.

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