Markets in the face of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. What will war bring to the markets?

The decree signed by Vladimir Putin on Monday, recognizing the independence of the so-called Donetsk (DPR) and Luhansk (LPR) people's republics, exacerbates the conflict on the line Moscow - Kiev. In a special webinar, Dr. Przemysław Kwiecień discusses the potential market effects of the invasion of Russian troops in the eastern territories of Ukraine.

The conflict between Russia and Ukraine began with the annexation of Crimea and has been going on for eight years. President Putin's television speech on Monday and the subsequent actual entry of Russian troops into eastern Ukraine caused investors to panic. How did the markets handle the wars? It turns out that the future situation on the charts is not clear at all. The current situation is certainly complicated by high inflation all over the world and Russia's important position in the commodity market.

Conflict and impact on financial markets

We invite you to a webinar with the Chief Economist XTB Przemysław Kwiecień, PhD, in which we answer the title question - what will war bring to the markets?

• US Actions During Conflict
• Russia is the main energy supplier in Europe
• The specter of a conflict weighs heavily on the Polish economy
• Russian companies worth paying attention to

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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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