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In particular, it is reported that if the omicron strain proves more dangerous than other strains of COVID-19, the global economy could slow to 4.2%. But if it turns out to be less dangerous, growth could be as high as 5.7%.
Meanwhile, rising tensions between Russia and Ukraine are seen as a risk of further gas price hikes. And escalation around Taiwan, according to Bloomberg experts, could trigger a war between China and the US or the imposition of sanctions, which could result in a collapse of semiconductor production in Taiwan and eventually have a negative impact on the entire market.
At the same time, it is noted that most experts still expect a strong economic recovery in 2022, lower prices and the refusal of the authorities from the emergency monetary policy.
source: bloomberg.com
Meanwhile, rising tensions between Russia and Ukraine are seen as a risk of further gas price hikes. And escalation around Taiwan, according to Bloomberg experts, could trigger a war between China and the US or the imposition of sanctions, which could result in a collapse of semiconductor production in Taiwan and eventually have a negative impact on the entire market.
At the same time, it is noted that most experts still expect a strong economic recovery in 2022, lower prices and the refusal of the authorities from the emergency monetary policy.
source: bloomberg.com
