Financial markets are facing a major expansion. Some experts and investment analysts think so. According to them, US and European stocks could surpass all-time highs next year. The current economic constellation in the developed world is said to be conducive to this. However, it will depend on how strong a recovery the economies of Western Europe, particularly in North America, can breathe. Equally important will be the policy of central banks, which in the last two years have focused primarily on curbing inflation, which the economically developed world last faced four decades ago.
Although a significant part of the world is applying anti-Russian sanctions, which also apply to Russian oil, the markets are literally overflowing with oil. As a result, its price is falling to its lowest level since mid-July. Black gold is not even becoming more expensive as a result of the tensions in the Middle East, where Israel's military operation in the Gaza Strip is ongoing and the threat of other states joining the conflict still hangs over the region.
The last three years have shown how quickly the situation can change, not only in the stock market as a whole, but also within a single sector. While as recently as the turn of 2020 and 2021, investments in shares of pharmaceutical companies focused on the development and delivery of an effective and safe vaccine against the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus seemed promising, today completely different companies are leading the way within the pharmaceutical sector.
The electric car market continues to grow strongly. At least in Europe. The share of pure electric cars in new registrations is approaching 15 percent, and together with hybrid cars, it has already exceeded 50 percent this September. The Chinese car companies have decided to conquer the world and there are reports of battery-powered vehicles becoming cheaper from the United States. End consumers can rejoice, as the long-awaited drop in the price of electric cars has probably begun, which could fundamentally change the individual transport market.
The price of oil futures climbed higher at the end of the week due to the ongoing tensions in the Middle East. A barrel of Brent oil touched the ninety-dollar mark, and the American WTI oil then crossed the mark of $85 per barrel.*
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