Reading the morning summaries of the newspaper, I came across an article that, according to forecasts, inflation will not remain within the limits of the predicted non-percentages, but will increase and grow, thereby creating economic instability in the world. Do you think it is worth relying on the opinion of economic experts? There have not been any official statements from banks by country yet, but the dynamics show that inflation is growing along with the annual rate of banks. But now it is quite high in all countries, respectively, the rise in price and instability in the markets should be expected or a slight increase in inflation is possible, which will not affect the economy of the world?
Unless there is another catastrophe to hit the world, like China invading Taiwan, then it feels like things are slowly getting better right now. Russia's invasion of Ukraine created some huge domino effects which rippled around the world, not least of which is Russia ending up much poorer and with less influence - especially as it has showed up their ridiculously bad military. Sure, Europe has to pay a bit more for oil and gas, but to preserve freedom it makes sense to accept that. We probably took for granted that they wouldn't do something so stupid, because a lot of staple ingredients like wheat came out of these two countries which have been ravished by war. It's always the poorest who will suffer first and the richest countries that suffer last.