Five global economic themes to look out for in 2022
2021 recovery failed to materialise… so what will next year hold?
Germany
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How ethical is investing in buy-now-pay-later firms?
The likes of Klarna risk sending financially vulnerable people deeper into debt
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Schroders Capital to buy Dutch real estate specialist
It has €1.3bn of assets under management
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Is Germany headed for another lockdown?
Cases are on the rise but the economy is teetering from all the body blows
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VW workers to oust chief executive?
He previously warned that 30,000 jobs were at risk
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Canadian pension fund manager to bring $12bn to Europe?
The firm sees ‘opportunities across Europe for private investments in our sectors of expertise and interest’
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Germany tempers economic growth expectations
Political spin and goalpost shifting fail to lift downbeat forecast
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Is it time to short Tesla?
Competition is ramping up and debts are mounting
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Newly-stabilised DAX waits on new economic data
Germany’s DAX market index has stabilised after the last twenty-four hours saw incremental gains. As of writing, it now stands at 15,249.38.
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Semiconductor threat hits German auto sector
The German auto sector could be teetering on the brink, according to the country’s Handelsblatt newspaper.
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Will supply chain disruption drag on into 2022?
Supply chain disruption across the world is due to worsen, according to multiple market watchers.
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An erratic week for the DAX
Does it point to a crash?