Deutsche Bank has listed the most important risks to watch next year in global money markets
The most important risks to watch in 2022
Deutsche Bank, one of the world’s leading banks, listed the most important risks to watch in the global money markets next year. According to the Deutsche Bank survey conducted at the beginning of December with 750 participants from the financial markets, risks related to high inflation took the first place in the list of the most important risks of 2022, surpassing the tightening steps of the US Federal Reserve (Fed).
According to the survey, respondents in all regions except Asia highlighted the risk of inflation, while 61 percent of Asian respondents placed geopolitical risks first.
In the survey results, in which respondents in Europe draw more attention to geopolitical risks compared to those in the US, the concerns of respondents in the US about domestic politics also come to the fore.
New variants that can bypass vaccines and inequalities in vaccination progress from country to country are among the leading risks from COVID.
Although the risk of stagflation in the global economy next year is more prominent in the survey, it is stated that there may be overheating risks if 2022 is a better year on the pandemic side.
While inflation is expected to maintain its high course as long as pandemic supports remain in the system all over the world, the direction of the developments related to COVID-19 to consumer demand will be decisive in the growth performance.
