dusseldorf 2022 was the year of the inflation. Consumer prices rose faster and higher than many economists thought possible. In the euro zone, inflation rose to 10.6 percent. Inflation could break expectations again this year – but below. At least that’s what analysts at the top Swiss bank think. UBS.
“We assume that the inflation in 2023,” the experts write in their current study. “We are seeing general signs of a slowdown in inflation, starting with lower energy prices (particularly gasoline in the US and natural gas in Europe) and a significant easing of supply constraints, which in turn translates into lower prices for basic raw materials.”
the UBSAnalysts have analyzed how investors can benefit from this development and have leaked three sectors and ten stocks in the euro zone.
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