Will 2022 be the year of 'turbo-stagflation'?

Will 2022 be the year of 'turbo-stagflation'?

30 May 2022 | 1 min. readingtime

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Disappointing economic growth and skyrocketing prices

Towards the end of 2021, expectations for the global economy for 2022 were still quite high, but that has changed in recent months. The question now is whether a global recession can still be prevented this year (PDF in Dutch)

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Inflation pressures in many countries rise to highest levels in 40 years

By the end of 2021, expectations for the global economy 2022 were still quite high, but that has been changed the past few months. The question now is whether a global recession can be avoided. In the first quarter of 2022 many countries are already on the verge of recession. China and Europe's quarterly economic growth still was slightly positive, but the US and Japanese economies actually shrank slightly compared to the previous quarter.

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Iwan Peters

Senior investment strategist

As an investment strategist, Iwan focuses on financial market analysis from a macroeconomic perspective, tactical asset allocation and economic scenario analysis.

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