As we head into 2023, investors are taking stock after an unpredictable 2022.
The year was largely entered with a sense of optimism as life was expected to settle after the Covid-19 pandemic. But just as business as usual started to resume, Russia's invasion of Ukraine and persistent supply-demand imbalances driven by the pandemic rocked markets. The economy is currently a delicate balancing act for central banks and governments worldwide. Economists predict UK to face worst recession of G7 We now find ourselves at a pivotal moment, with the scales set to tip. Inflationary pressures - persistent throughout much of 2022 - are now showing signs of eas...
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